My other class videos: 2013 Running Back Class: ua-cam.com/video/c00L6tToqpw/v-deo.html 2014 Wide Receiver Class: ua-cam.com/video/JSqIRqTNgNY/v-deo.html
People forget that Devin Gardner had switched to WR and was putting up good numbers as Denard Robinson's primary target; but then Denard got injured and his backup was ineffective so they put Gardner back at QB. He played so well that when Robinson was healthy they left Gardner in and used Denard as a RB primarily for the last few games of his career. It was a strange ending for Denard Robinson, a player who has a very strange place in Michigan's history.
Here are some guys from the 2010 class who didn’t make the top 25 as recruits that ended up getting drafted: - Jimmy Garoppolo (Eastern Illinois) - Blake Bortles (Central Florida) - Sean Mannion (Oregon State) - Bryce Petty (Baylor) - Keith Wenning (Ball State) - Brandon Doughty (Western Kentucky).
@@vittiriowashington5211 yeah. Getting to that point was huge. I think that he grew in college and his arm strength improved greatly if I remember correctly. Now I want to go look and see if he's who I'm thinking of. Regardless, to be ranked that low, to an NFL starter is REALLY impressive.
Devin Gardner was actually a very good college QB...he just was on bad teams with a HORRENDOUS OL. As a Michigan fan I still feel bad for the guy. He was a great guy and a very good player who deserved better
Blake Bell does have a TD, he caught a TD pass in the Chiefs/Texans divisional playoff game a few years ago on his way to picking up a Super Bowl ring.
Man, I remember Bryan Bennett being so hyped up on national broadcasts during blowout/garbage time when the Ducks were way ahead. At least he got to the CFL.
Out of all the QB's mentioned in this video I'd say Devin Gardner had the absolute most adversity to deal with. Being switched to receiver and dealing with arguably Michigan's worse era in terms of offensive line performance which led to him being constantly banged up with some form of injury was out of his hands and despite the circumstances he gave it his absolute all for his team. His Monday Morning Quarterback podcast is a great watch, the man will be coaching at the next level before we know it.
@@football21853 I mean it could be worse it’s not like we have any other weapons on offense kamara and Ingram were both out on thanksgiving so that doesn’t help
I wonder how much the changing landscape of offensive approach affected these guys? They would be, most likely, the last of the QB classes to enter college while the I formation was still prevalent. I believe FSU would be the last national champion that would be predominantly I formation, maybe Alabama in 2016. For sure, programs were incorporating the RPO on a regular basis by 2013. That would be a big adjustment for them. Great video, Scott!
A “Where are they now?” breakdown of all the 5 star QBs from maybe 2011-2016 would be awesome. It’s always interesting to see how many of these guys don’t turn out how we thought.
Say what you will about Blake Bell but he split time at QB and in 2014 he threw the winning pass in the corner of the end zone to beat Oklahoma State and win the Big12. The guy has been in the NFL for 10 years. How many players actually do that? Not a lot. Respect.
Thing is, out of HS (he went to Bishop Carroll, btw) there was sooo much talk about his arm strength. In college, he ended up being used in a lot of "gimmick" packages (i.e. the belldozer) and Trevor Knight ended up being really good. I think he never got a fair shake as a "proper" QB from Bob Stoops but he made the most of it by switching positions and has stuck around in the NFL for awhile as a tight end.
Ahhh, Tyler Bray.. the Dooley-era Vols still give me nightmares. He openly threw the game vs UK in 2011 amidst an injury-filled lost season, then in 2012 had an unbelievable offense with many players STILL in the NFL (cordarelle!) undone by coaching malpractice. What a heck of a talent, though. Wish the Bears would have given him a shot when they knew the guys they were rolling out there couldn't get it done.
Tyler Shreve left Utah after his RS Fr season and went to Riverside City College to play baseball. He got an AS in Kinesiology then went to University of Redlands and got a BA in Sociology and Anthropology. He also became an EMT. He now works in Redlands as an umpire for youth baseball and softball.
Blake Bell had a TD catch in the Chiefs playoff game against Houston 2 seasons ago. Maybe it didn't show up in his year by year stats, but it definitely happened.
If you want a better idea of how much potential Tyler Bray had, keep in mind he played for Derek Fooley. To get those numbers in spite of his coach, Bray showed he had something special. It’s a shame he ended up with mediocre teams.
I remember Phillip Sims well. All summer long in 2011 it was who’ll start? AJ Mccarron or Phillip Sims. They both played in the first game but AJ went the whole way vs Penn State in game 3 and that was that.
Wouldn't call the 2010 draft class terrible. Bradford looked like a superstar/HoFer until the injuries ate em up. McCoy was a career backup. He was a top 5 option if you needed insurance for a decade. That's almost more impressive than being a full time starter because he had to prove it every year. Tebow was just one of those experiments that didn't take. I must point out that Taysom Hill owes his career to Tim. The HS Class was historically terrible. It's exceedingly rare a class has a position with zero good NFL players.
Lifelong Tennessee fan. Tyler Bray had the biggest arm I’m ever seen there. He was also the most confident (a little too confident sometimes). We had a great WR room with him to with Patterson and Hunter. I believe most fans like myself puts a lot of blame on Doully for accomplishing so little with all that talent for 3 year period.
As a vol fan myself I do blame the coaching staff there we had an offense that could go 11-1 but a 2-10 defense I would never blame Bray for that team’s record at all
Meanwhile Sam Bradford is laughing his way to the bank where his $130 million dollars in career earnings resides. 🤣 He is the single reason for the 2011 CBA that capped rookie salaries and bonuses.
Devin Gardner got the short end of the stick at Michigan. Had 3 different OCs, played for Hoke his last year, and his offensive line let him get hit often. While trying to convert to WR in the NFL, he suffered an injury which contributed to him being released.
Tyler Bray….dude has the physical abilities you love to see, but I feel like he suffered under the Dooley era. Not to say he would have fared any better under Offensive Analyst Butch Jones, but I do winder how things would have been if he stayed his senior season. Probably still undrafted but maybe he could make some noise?
What about Connor Shaw his freshman year was 2010 ,he took over as starter midway through 2011,then all of 2012 & 2013, he ended his career as the Gamecocks all time leading game winner he, started the last game of '14 for the Browns, but from then on injuries ended his career.However,as a lifelong USC GAMECOCK fan, Connor Shaw makes the 2010 class one of the best
I love these class breakdowns!! I’d really love to see a breakdown of the Top 25 QB recruits of 2008 and 2015 because I know two of the QBs in those classes!
Thank you for this video!! for the longest time I have been wondering who the black back up an on USC was on NCAA and now I know!! you are doing the Lord's work
Im glad you did a video on this, this is something ive talked about for a lot of years and I remember following all these guys and could not believe how bad they were
Omg, I remember SportsCenter going absolutely crazy for the "Bell-Dozer". So much so that my friends and I used "Bell-Dozer" as a pseudonym for all sorts of ridiculous things; mostly things that weren't nearly as cool or good as people thought they were. And of course we had to say it in the same stupid way the announcers would. Now that I remember the Bell-Dozer, next time I see those friends I have no option but to bring it up. Ridiculous things like this are why college football is the absolute best.
Syrcuse QB class that year flamed out rough. I played with John Kinder who was a 2 or 3 star recruit in 2010 and never saw the field at QB for Syracuse.
Love these videos im like a personal library of players from every year but I really enjoy the replays and learning more info and remembering all the stats and career turn outs for these guys! Keep up the great work❤
Bryan Bennett was a good QB, you left out a major part that he sat behind Daron Thomas an experienced QB who fit very well in Chip Kelly’s offense. Then transferred because of Marcus Mariota one of the best college QBs of all time.
Played against Chandler Whitmer in highschool (went to the rival sister school) and man was he treated like a god by the community. Dude could sling it though.
A few of these guys seemed to end up being pretty good coaches (Rees, Whitmer, for example) and CBRE is a real estate company that Holder is the president of. They’re one of the most successful companies in the world.
No Colt McCoy hate allowed he should have gotten the treatment Darnold doesn’t deserve. His team was horrid and he played good enough that he should have gotten a second shot with a nfl roster
In fairness, if not for that injury he suffered in the Bama game, he would have been a first-rounder. Unsure if he would have been a better NFL QB though.
The Browns should have kept going with him instead of the bust that we all knew would bust in Brandon Weeden. Colt would have at least been like Baker has kinda been, just solid but not a true franchise changer.
Colt McCoy is in the NFL playing for the Cardinals. Kyler Murray is hurt so McCoy started their last game and showed everyone why one guy is great and the other is Colt McCoy lol
2014 Running Back Class I know it’s early but the 2020 Class is already making plays each and every week 1. Bryce starting QB for Bama playing lights out in most games 2. DJ starting QB for Clemson need to develop more 3. Breese solid dlinemen for Clemson hate he got hurt 4. Fleming we will see next year at Ohio State 5. Will Anderson my pick for #1 overall pick in 2023 barring a QB is a must need 6. Gervin Dexter haven’t heard much 7. Ringo is starting for UGA 8. Paris Johnson starting for Ohio State 9. Jalen Carter will take Jordan Davis spot next year and kill it 10. Arik Gilbert we’ve seen flashes but let’s see will he play for Georgia next year 11. Justin Flowe haven’t heard much out of Oregon 14. Myles Murphy doing work just like Breese 18. Eli Ricks a stud 19. Noah Sewell future 1st round pick 20. Kayshon Boutte next LSU WR up 21. Bijan Robinson dude is killing it at Texas 29. CJ Stroud lighting it up at Ohio State 30. Broderick Jones once Jamaree Salyer leaves, he will solidify the LT spot for UGA. 33. Zach Evans stud 34. Darnell Washington massive fram and will be a nightmare in the NFL with his size and run blocking. 79. Tank Bigsby another solid RB Jermaine Burton & Xzavier Henderson solid too
Transfer rules being what they were then, picking the correct school was very important. Many of these players did not. Who knows what some careers could have been had they picked the right school. Notes: did Lindeneood college get 2 of these QBs? Did I hear right? Simms was a big deal then disappeared after he lost out on the starting job Barry Brunneti (spelling) transfered from WVU bc of family Reasons. There was speculation he may go to home town Memphis but they were horrible then. He was never taken advantage of by Ole miss in my opinion Blake from OU was a a stud as RB. Seemed like his first couple.of years he either scored a TD or converted a 4th down on every carry. I think those were the only situations he came in on lol. His TD % was incredible
And then you've got guys with outstanding talent and skill like Taylor Martinez that due to injury or genetics were forced to have their career halted.
My other class videos:
2013 Running Back Class: ua-cam.com/video/c00L6tToqpw/v-deo.html
2014 Wide Receiver Class: ua-cam.com/video/JSqIRqTNgNY/v-deo.html
You missed 1. Connor Shaw USC Gamecocks Qb. Greatest qb for USC
Tyler Brady Chicago bears superstar
Devin Gardner will always be memorable as the dude who wore #98 at QB
Ill always remember the Spartans beating the life out of him multiple times
As a Michigan fan ppl don’t understand just how cringe that was 🤦🏽♂️
He threw just about 98 picks 😂
It was a tribute if I recall correctly. Like a player from a long time ago
@@dreadthedreads4567I’ll never root for a QB wearing a number over 19
People forget that Devin Gardner had switched to WR and was putting up good numbers as Denard Robinson's primary target; but then Denard got injured and his backup was ineffective so they put Gardner back at QB. He played so well that when Robinson was healthy they left Gardner in and used Denard as a RB primarily for the last few games of his career. It was a strange ending for Denard Robinson, a player who has a very strange place in Michigan's history.
Let's also not forget how awful Michigan's oline was during his time as qb.
Shoelace is my favorite Michigan player ever. That dude was so fun to watch. Seemed like he had a 60 yard touchdown run every game.
@@tylerwilson8615the dark ages of Michigan.
@@hurricanemegan8092won the sugar bowl then.
@@Isaiah-x45 besides 2011 it was the dark ages.
Here are some guys from the 2010 class who didn’t make the top 25 as recruits that ended up getting drafted:
- Jimmy Garoppolo (Eastern Illinois)
- Blake Bortles (Central Florida)
- Sean Mannion (Oregon State)
- Bryce Petty (Baylor)
- Keith Wenning (Ball State)
- Brandon Doughty (Western Kentucky).
thanks for doing that research!
Brandon Doughty was a problem with Western Kentucky
Blake Bortles trended fast and fizzled out even faster...
Respect to him achieving professional success tho...
@@vittiriowashington5211 yeah. Getting to that point was huge. I think that he grew in college and his arm strength improved greatly if I remember correctly. Now I want to go look and see if he's who I'm thinking of. Regardless, to be ranked that low, to an NFL starter is REALLY impressive.
Memories. I love MAC QBs.
I like these class breakdowns. How about some individual schools hyped classes that sucked
What this guy said
Need this
Great idea!
Prob 6 years straight for USC, every other year for 3 schools from state of florida, oregon, u iowa and st, baylor and tcu. Utah and byu mayyybe
Texas and USC both always have hyped up classes that suck
Devin Gardner was actually a very good college QB...he just was on bad teams with a HORRENDOUS OL. As a Michigan fan I still feel bad for the guy. He was a great guy and a very good player who deserved better
Dude is doing pretty well in broadcasting …
Devin Gardner was a beast on NCAA Football 2014
Blake Bell does have a TD, he caught a TD pass in the Chiefs/Texans divisional playoff game a few years ago on his way to picking up a Super Bowl ring.
Yes and Eric Fisher had one of the best celebrations on that play!
Man, I remember Bryan Bennett being so hyped up on national broadcasts during blowout/garbage time when the Ducks were way ahead. At least he got to the CFL.
Out of all the QB's mentioned in this video I'd say Devin Gardner had the absolute most adversity to deal with. Being switched to receiver and dealing with arguably Michigan's worse era in terms of offensive line performance which led to him being constantly banged up with some form of injury was out of his hands and despite the circumstances he gave it his absolute all for his team. His Monday Morning Quarterback podcast is a great watch, the man will be coaching at the next level before we know it.
This guy's writing took its talents to Redundant University.
The fact that siemian has the most successful qb career out of this class says a lot. He’s playing pretty decent so far for my saints tho lol
no. no hes not. hes fucking up our season
😬
He was pretty unsinkable with the Broncos.
@@football21853 I mean it could be worse it’s not like we have any other weapons on offense kamara and Ingram were both out on thanksgiving so that doesn’t help
Wonder what Paxton Lynch thinks of him?
I wonder how much the changing landscape of offensive approach affected these guys? They would be, most likely, the last of the QB classes to enter college while the I formation was still prevalent. I believe FSU would be the last national champion that would be predominantly I formation, maybe Alabama in 2016. For sure, programs were incorporating the RPO on a regular basis by 2013. That would be a big adjustment for them. Great video, Scott!
GooD take bro, that play style is tailored for the duel threat Qb, while masking their inability to read certain defensive schemes..
Peace
A “Where are they now?” breakdown of all the 5 star QBs from maybe 2011-2016 would be awesome. It’s always interesting to see how many of these guys don’t turn out how we thought.
Say what you will about Blake Bell but he split time at QB and in 2014 he threw the winning pass in the corner of the end zone to beat Oklahoma State and win the Big12. The guy has been in the NFL for 10 years. How many players actually do that? Not a lot. Respect.
The Bell Dozer
Thing is, out of HS (he went to Bishop Carroll, btw) there was sooo much talk about his arm strength.
In college, he ended up being used in a lot of "gimmick" packages (i.e. the belldozer) and Trevor Knight ended up being really good.
I think he never got a fair shake as a "proper" QB from Bob Stoops but he made the most of it by switching positions and has stuck around in the NFL for awhile as a tight end.
Ahhh, Tyler Bray.. the Dooley-era Vols still give me nightmares.
He openly threw the game vs UK in 2011 amidst an injury-filled lost season, then in 2012 had an unbelievable offense with many players STILL in the NFL (cordarelle!) undone by coaching malpractice.
What a heck of a talent, though. Wish the Bears would have given him a shot when they knew the guys they were rolling out there couldn't get it done.
He had the had the skill physically but not mentally
Sucks Vince’s son couldn’t live up to his ol mans hype. He was definitely a terrible coach, was good for us dawg fans though 😂.
Class was so bad they gave no QB prospect a 5 star rating that year. Can't remember that happening before or after.
5 bucks to whoever can count how many times dude said “take his talents “
take a shot!
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I hate that phrase
Tyler Shreve left Utah after his RS Fr season and went to Riverside City College to play baseball. He got an AS in Kinesiology then went to University of Redlands and got a BA in Sociology and Anthropology. He also became an EMT. He now works in Redlands as an umpire for youth baseball and softball.
Blake Bell had a TD catch in the Chiefs playoff game against Houston 2 seasons ago. Maybe it didn't show up in his year by year stats, but it definitely happened.
Blake Bell did catch a TD pass with the Chiefs in the Divisional round against the Texans
"There's a whole lot of "WHO?!" on this list"
-Broadcast Boys
Just thinking da same...
Wait, Joe Montana had a son and he has already played ball wtf
If you want a better idea of how much potential Tyler Bray had, keep in mind he played for Derek Fooley. To get those numbers in spite of his coach, Bray showed he had something special. It’s a shame he ended up with mediocre teams.
bro the Belldozer package was lethal
Absolutely love Devin Gardner. Tough as nails
Blake bell scored a touchdown against the Texans when Pat had 5 TDS 2019
I remember Phillip Sims well. All summer long in 2011 it was who’ll start? AJ Mccarron or Phillip Sims. They both played in the first game but AJ went the whole way vs Penn State in game 3 and that was that.
Wouldn't call the 2010 draft class terrible. Bradford looked like a superstar/HoFer until the injuries ate em up.
McCoy was a career backup. He was a top 5 option if you needed insurance for a decade. That's almost more impressive than being a full time starter because he had to prove it every year.
Tebow was just one of those experiments that didn't take. I must point out that Taysom Hill owes his career to Tim.
The HS Class was historically terrible. It's exceedingly rare a class has a position with zero good NFL players.
Tyler bray was amazing for the Vols only problem is he would put up 50 points every game but the defense that year would give up 60.....
We gonna ignore that one of Tommy Reese’s pics was a pic of Ian Book?
Great video ! I remember my cousin playing Devin Gardner in high school and being at that game. He was unreal in high school!
Trevor Simeone is doin real good on the saints rn
Lifelong Tennessee fan. Tyler Bray had the biggest arm I’m ever seen there. He was also the most confident (a little too confident sometimes). We had a great WR room with him to with Patterson and Hunter. I believe most fans like myself puts a lot of blame on Doully for accomplishing so little with all that talent for 3 year period.
As a vol fan myself I do blame the coaching staff there we had an offense that could go 11-1 but a 2-10 defense
I would never blame Bray for that team’s record at all
Meanwhile Sam Bradford is laughing his way to the bank where his $130 million dollars in career earnings resides. 🤣 He is the single reason for the 2011 CBA that capped rookie salaries and bonuses.
Devin Gardner got the short end of the stick at Michigan. Had 3 different OCs, played for Hoke his last year, and his offensive line let him get hit often. While trying to convert to WR in the NFL, he suffered an injury which contributed to him being released.
Tyler Bray had a cannon for an arm. He just couldn’t put it all together.
Tyler Bray….dude has the physical abilities you love to see, but I feel like he suffered under the Dooley era. Not to say he would have fared any better under Offensive Analyst Butch Jones, but I do winder how things would have been if he stayed his senior season. Probably still undrafted but maybe he could make some noise?
What about Connor Shaw his freshman year was 2010 ,he took over as starter midway through 2011,then all of 2012 & 2013, he ended his career as the Gamecocks all time leading game winner he, started the last game of '14 for the Browns, but from then on injuries ended his career.However,as a lifelong USC GAMECOCK fan, Connor Shaw makes the 2010 class one of the best
Good Luck Malik all of us here in Acadiana are pulling for you, you make us proud
lol for barry brunetti, one of those photos was of devante kincaide
I love these class breakdowns!! I’d really love to see a breakdown of the Top 25 QB recruits of 2008 and 2015 because I know two of the QBs in those classes!
i remember Jack Elway Johns son he got a scholarship to Arizona State but ended up deciding not to play football.
Thank you for this video!! for the longest time I have been wondering who the black back up an on USC was on NCAA and now I know!! you are doing the Lord's work
Yeah I've been an Alabama fan all my life and I honestly can say phillip Simms wasn't ever expected to be a big splash. He was 2nd and 3rd string QB
Should’ve added Blake Bortles 😅 great video tho man
2010-2014 were the worst recruiting years I feel a lot of talent was slept on
blake bell actually has reached the end zone in his career. 2019 playoffs with the chiefs he had a receiving touchdown.
Im glad you did a video on this, this is something ive talked about for a lot of years and I remember following all these guys and could not believe how bad they were
Omg, I remember SportsCenter going absolutely crazy for the "Bell-Dozer". So much so that my friends and I used "Bell-Dozer" as a pseudonym for all sorts of ridiculous things; mostly things that weren't nearly as cool or good as people thought they were. And of course we had to say it in the same stupid way the announcers would. Now that I remember the Bell-Dozer, next time I see those friends I have no option but to bring it up. Ridiculous things like this are why college football is the absolute best.
Blake Bell does have one postseason touchdown against the Texans in 2019
I wonder what Gardner would have done if he had an O-line.
Or if he would’ve stayed at WR
Syrcuse QB class that year flamed out rough. I played with John Kinder who was a 2 or 3 star recruit in 2010 and never saw the field at QB for Syracuse.
Love these videos im like a personal library of players from every year but I really enjoy the replays and learning more info and remembering all the stats and career turn outs for these guys! Keep up the great work❤
Glad you like them!
Blake Bell is a 3x Superbowl champion. You should probably take him off this list.
Another note. This was the class that killed Cali as a QB factory.
Bryan Bennett was a good QB, you left out a major part that he sat behind Daron Thomas an experienced QB who fit very well in Chip Kelly’s offense. Then transferred because of Marcus Mariota one of the best college QBs of all time.
Lets get phenoms in college who didn’t pan out to more than a career as a backup maybe?
Tyler Bray had a Canon on him.
The Ticket here in Dallas was hyping up Bryce Petty as a sure fire QB1 down the road in the NFL.
Played against Chandler Whitmer in highschool (went to the rival sister school) and man was he treated like a god by the community. Dude could sling it though.
Philip Sims played at Oscar Smith high School in Chesapeake, VA. There isn't a Chesapeake High School.
A few of these guys seemed to end up being pretty good coaches (Rees, Whitmer, for example) and CBRE is a real estate company that Holder is the president of. They’re one of the most successful companies in the world.
Philip Sims representing Winston Salem State, my hometown.
As a Sooner Fan and family being alumni I totally remember the Blake Bell Experiment 🤣🤣 basically what Saints did with Brees and Taysom Hill
Just a little correction, Phillip sims came out of Oscar Smith high school in Chesapeake Virginia
Fun Fact: San Clemente High School is actually in....San Clemente. Who would have thought?
Hey, Blake Bell is making at least 500K (NFL vet minimum salary is like 534K per year) a year and is getting to do something he loves to do .......
Trevor Simien is lighting it up for the Saints though right now
HELL YEAH THATS THE BOY
San Clemente HS is in San Clemente, Ca. An hour and a half away from Sierra Madre.
Tyler Bray was that QB that would always put up big numbers with no results.
I don’t like how Jonny Miller looks like Bruce Venture
The "taking my talents to X" line was annoying when Lebron said it once. Saying it 25 times...
I graduated in 2010 and that year I wondered how good the QB'S would be that year and it turned out not good at all. 2010 doesn't seem that long ago
I hate to be this guy but I'm pretty sure Blake Bell did score a TD in the postseason for the Chiefs in 19/20 against the Texans late.
To be fair colt has out lasted first round picks like Andrew luck and rg3 he is a steady addition to a roster
Just an FYI, you spelled Trevor Siemian's name wrong.
I love these breakdowns!!!
Trevor Semian is no longer a bust he’s winning mvp
Lol you misspelled Siemian’s name.
I feel like playing time wasn't the only factor in Bolden transferring...
Pretty sure one of Joe Montana’s sons came to Montana as well
Not mentioning Connor Shaw is criminal
Ok. One of those pics isn't even Barry Brunetti
Didn’t Blake Bell score a few TDs in the playoffs?
Technically Blake Bell has a postseason touchdown
I love Tennessee football, but Tyler Bray was more known for throwing bottles at care than touchdown passes
#13 is very interesting. Im sure it was alot of pressure on the young man.
No Colt McCoy hate allowed he should have gotten the treatment Darnold doesn’t deserve. His team was horrid and he played good enough that he should have gotten a second shot with a nfl roster
In fairness, if not for that injury he suffered in the Bama game, he would have been a first-rounder. Unsure if he would have been a better NFL QB though.
The Browns should have kept going with him instead of the bust that we all knew would bust in Brandon Weeden. Colt would have at least been like Baker has kinda been, just solid but not a true franchise changer.
Colt McCoy is in the NFL playing for the Cardinals.
Kyler Murray is hurt so McCoy started their last game and showed everyone why one guy is great and the other is Colt McCoy lol
"live up to the hype" bro... you gotta be like at least top 5 at your position to be considered hyped
But then this bums video is not as interesting 🚮
Trevor Simmons also play for the Vikings
Take a shot every time he says “take his talent to x”
How is it that the best pro guy on a list of QBs made his name as a bkocking TE haha
As an ND fan, I loved Tommy Rees!
And you didn’t notice one of the pics was of Ian Book? Yeah okay
@@Doomiepookie96 Oh I noticed. Just didn’t feel the need to be negative while making an otherwise positive remark
That picture shows Tommy in the background as the coach. As a fellow ND fan though, I did not enjoy the Rees years. How many 5 pick games did he have?
Who is a QB who became a BUST?
JaMarcus Russell
Ryan Leaf
Matt Leinart
How about doing the best one star and two star recruits who went on to do great things on and off the field
2014 Running Back Class
I know it’s early but the 2020 Class is already making plays each and every week
1. Bryce starting QB for Bama playing lights out in most games
2. DJ starting QB for Clemson need to develop more
3. Breese solid dlinemen for Clemson hate he got hurt
4. Fleming we will see next year at Ohio State
5. Will Anderson my pick for #1 overall pick in 2023 barring a QB is a must need
6. Gervin Dexter haven’t heard much
7. Ringo is starting for UGA
8. Paris Johnson starting for Ohio State
9. Jalen Carter will take Jordan Davis spot next year and kill it
10. Arik Gilbert we’ve seen flashes but let’s see will he play for Georgia next year
11. Justin Flowe haven’t heard much out of Oregon
14. Myles Murphy doing work just like Breese
18. Eli Ricks a stud
19. Noah Sewell future 1st round pick
20. Kayshon Boutte next LSU WR up
21. Bijan Robinson dude is killing it at Texas
29. CJ Stroud lighting it up at Ohio State
30. Broderick Jones once Jamaree Salyer leaves, he will solidify the LT spot for UGA.
33. Zach Evans stud
34. Darnell Washington massive fram and will be a nightmare in the NFL with his size and run blocking.
79. Tank Bigsby another solid RB
Jermaine Burton & Xzavier Henderson solid too
Transfer rules being what they were then, picking the correct school was very important. Many of these players did not. Who knows what some careers could have been had they picked the right school.
Notes: did Lindeneood college get 2 of these QBs? Did I hear right?
Simms was a big deal then disappeared after he lost out on the starting job
Barry Brunneti (spelling) transfered from WVU bc of family Reasons. There was speculation he may go to home town Memphis but they were horrible then. He was never taken advantage of by Ole miss in my opinion
Blake from OU was a a stud as RB. Seemed like his first couple.of years he either scored a TD or converted a 4th down on every carry. I think those were the only situations he came in on lol. His TD % was incredible
Fun fact, Hutson Mason is my cousin
And then you've got guys with outstanding talent and skill like Taylor Martinez that due to injury or genetics were forced to have their career halted.