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Spencer Rattler ? Write up by Daniel Kelly article from Aug 31, 2022


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Has played well to end the season. 

 

Needs another year to put it all together. Arm talent is there. 

 

Biggest improvement he's made is climbing the pocket which is a really big deal at the next level. 

I sat 4th row on the home side of every game and was able to observe his demeanor. He doesn't seem to lose his cool like you would expect given his reputation. 

Right now I'd give him 4th-5th round. 

I think he could climb to the 2nd if he has a good year next year. 

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15 minutes ago, top dawg said:

In general, I don't think that it's a good idea for us to be turning our nose up at any QB with upside.🤷🏻

that's the thing that i have to keep reminding myself of. no matter where you pick, it's going to be a gamble.

no way do i think he should be the only addition to the QB room we make in the offseason, either. as fluky as QB can be, it would be hard to justify not coming out of the draft with a couple prospects. We've got to keep swinging.

 

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15 minutes ago, SCMunnerlyn1 said:

Has played well to end the season. 

 

Needs another year to put it all together. Arm talent is there. 

 

Biggest improvement he's made is climbing the pocket which is a really big deal at the next level. 

I sat 4th row on the home side of every game and was able to observe his demeanor. He doesn't seem to lose his cool like you would expect given his reputation. 

Right now I'd give him 4th-5th round. 

I think he could climb to the 2nd if he has a good year next year. 

I hope he comes back but I don't think he will unfortunately. 

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32 minutes ago, SCMunnerlyn1 said:

Right now I'd give him 4th-5th round. 

I think he could climb to the 2nd if he has a good year next year. 

See, this is a reasonable take by a Gamecock fan. 

Saying you would take him in the 2nd this year?  Isn't. 

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Just now, Varking said:

If the new regime and GM all agree he’s the guy I don’t care where they draft him. Just get me somebody to be excited about. 

if the new regime all gets together and says Spencer Rattler at the top of the 2nd this year makes sense.  We should of just kept Matt Rhule.   You can't get excited about that. 

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8 minutes ago, CRA said:

if the new regime all gets together and says Spencer Rattler at the top of the 2nd this year makes sense.  We should have just kept Matt Rhule.   You can't get excited about that. 

 To each their own about what can or can’t excite you. I find ways to be optimistic about most things. 

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6 minutes ago, Varking said:

 To each their own about what can or can’t excite you. I find ways to be optimistic about most things. 

DJU was once a Heisman candidate.   Let's pretend he blows up at the ACC Championship and the Bowl game with great numbers.  You going to be excited for him in the 2nd round if they tell you to be. 

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11 minutes ago, CRA said:

DJU was once a Heisman candidate.   Let's pretend he blows up at the ACC Championship and the Bowl game with great numbers.  You going to be excited for him in the 2nd round if they tell you to be. 

Nobody can tell me what to be excited for. But yea when they get here, when we got them no longer matters. If they show some reason to be excited for, I will be. 

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