You should do a video about all the 99 overall ncaa football players from the games, i just saw a list from 03-14 would probably take 2 videos but would be interesting. Love watching your videos!
@@jgibson7893 The Ravens did the same thing to him in the 2020 playoffs and he was completely healthy then. I get that a guy that's carried the offense for a team all year is gonna want to be on the field for a playoff game but I really don't think he should have played. He looked noticeably hobbled every time he touched the ball
You forgot to mention that Quinn put those stats up at SMU while playing alongside Courtland Sutton, who was named 1st team all AAC that season and would go on to become an NFL pro-bowler
I think one of the issues is that there's even more variance at the high school level in leagues and teams that at any other level. A guy that would be a superstar in Vermont or something might not even be a starter at one of those 6-A teams in Texas. You can even see the variance within the divisions of a state. I'm not saying that's always the case, but it's probably one of the contributing factors for some players achieving so much and then falling short at higher levels where the competition increases. I've also always suspected that, without the challenge of comparable players, really successful high school athletes in that position aren't properly prepared or trained for the competition they encounter once they move up. It's a real shock going from being able to muscle people around in high school to having to rely on knowledge and skill in college.
I played against Chuba Hubbard in High School. Games were just a walk through for him, just faster than anybody so could always run a sweep outside and he’d score. Now to see him in the NFL on a playing field level to him and be caught running wide just makes me realize how god gifted pro athletes are that are successful.
That doesn’t apply to Quinn though. He played 5A in Louisiana which is the highest Level and The state of Louisiana produces the most NFL draft picks per Capita in the Nation.
I remember Doug Williams said Jay Gruden was so upset they didn't pick him earlier in the 4th or 5th round but finally calmed down when they drafted him with the last pick. I liked the pick at the time because he did accomplish a lot in college after he left LSU.
Honestly, I didn't really know much of Trey Quinn's backstory, but when I saw him in Washington, I thought he was pretty solid, definitely worth a 7th round pick. Could've been a solid underneath slot guy if he didn't get hampered by injuries.
I went to school with Trey. I was a freshman when he was a junior. The whole team loved him because he was the go to guy, they’d give him the ball and he’d take it down field every time. The thing that wasn’t mentioned here concerning Trey and LSU was that the year before Trey graduated, LSU recruited Desean smith out of Barbe. He was a big receiver, 6’5 250. Les Miles even visited campus because he liked Desean so much. We all kinda felt like Trey flew under the radar after that, because Les already recruited Desean and Les was stubborn in that regard. Once Les found his star recruit at one school, he wasn’t going look at that same school a second time. There was also the size difference factor, Trey was faster but smaller than Desean at 6’0 185. LSU is one of those schools where they tend to favor bigger kids over smaller but faster kids. Trey ended up going to LSU anyway which we all loved. He’s one hell of a player.
Kinda makes sense when you think about it. I’d imagine most NFL players played and dominated both ways in high school, as they’re most likely by far the best player on their HS teams unless they go to a school like IMG Academy or something
High school competition is so variable and players aren't always fully grown. It's not a surprise that a lot of HS leaders are just OK at the next level.
I'd say he was more than just OK. Played in big moments at LSU, caught 114 balls his junior year at SMU, and played two seasons in the NFL. That's pretty good.
I know the pain of having struggles in a game & coaches phasing you out of your targets... Reminds me of my college days, had a TOUGH game against Rochester University my freshman year IN A DAMN SCRIMMAGE & my coach just gave up on me. I never recovered from that, ruined my confidence; I was average at best but without any confidence I was below the bottom of the barrel. Great video KTO!
Love these type of profile stories. You bring the stats and most importantly the careers of ALL kinds of players to the spotlight. Keep up the great work !
I feel like some of this football stuff is depressing in a way because you have to give up like so much time just to workout and get better at the sport but some can’t commit and don’t even make it to the college they wish to play for. I give so much respect to athletes for that.
As a Bama boy, a big ole smile broke across my face when that first Henry clipped popped up. We will probably never see another guy like that at Alabama. Absolute monster.
After all that hard work of making it to his dream school and clearly not accepting anything less...he ends up having to transfer out after two years...but still, he will always and forever be an LSU Tiger no matter what.
Lol. LSU fucked him. You ra ra people crack me up. LSU doesn’t give a fuck about these kids. They told him he was going to be their number one option in a passing oriented attack to get him to come to their school. Just like they told Fournette he would be their number one option in a run oriented attack. They’ll say anything to these kids. Any lie to get them to come. And then you drop a pass and a half, (that second drop was not the best throw) and you are just done forever? But uh, yeah. Forever a Tiger. Tear.
What's really surprising here is that apparently at SMU, Quinn survived 2 years of Chad Morris's coaching without forgetting how to play football entirely (BTW, in all seriousness, Morris may well be why he didn't stay in college for his senior year; when he declared for the draft Chad had just left SMU for Arkansas 3 weeks before)
Do a video on the one and only Tony Steward. From Hastings FL. I waited a year for your class of 2011 video and Idk how he wasn't covered but the list I saw back then he was #2 behind J. Clowny in HS cover of sports illustrated won the Dick Buttkiss award for best LB he was our local hero. His story is tragic and as a fan of you for many years I would be happy if you covered his story
This is typical since QB and WR are more co dependent on the talent around them. A top QB could go to a team where the receivers or scheme is vastly different from his high school, and likewise with a reciever as you proved in this vid. Not to say runningbacks don't suffer the same thing, but very much less so. At the end of the day if you can run, and have vision, you're gonna be pretty productive no matter where you are. Also fun fact, one of the guys on the rushing list, Kevin Parks Jr is one of my good friends, and my wife went to school with Tony Baker on that list.
Derrick Henry is in the conversation for the most dominant pure running back of all time. What that dude did college/ high school and the nfl is insane. Especially since the only way to hamper his production is for him to get hurt .
What's funny is that Tavon Austin is still in the league and I didn't realize until this season when I saw him in a game, I instantly went back to that highlight tape after I saw that game lol.
KTO, all of your vids are so entertaining and fun to watch, especially love the music you put at every outro. im a pats fan and i cant imagine having the browns as yur favorite team
They liked him in Washington, they were really impressed with him but then he got injured and they let him go and he has bounced around teams since. Wishing nothing but the best for him
The 15 to 22 year old transformation is different for a lot of guys. Throw in the drastically changing gameplay, and you'll notice that some guys who weren't top recruits will flourish at a level where former studs fall apart.
I can talk about Dorial Green-Beckham that you mentioned at the start of video. My high school played against him, in fact he beat the record against us his senior year. Dude was a freak, in high school. Problem was he hung out with the wrong crowds. He went on to play at Mizzou, but nothing really happened with him there due to having drug issues and was dropped from the team. He went on to play at OU before not playing and going to the NFL draft. Played for the Titans for a year, then the Eagles for a year. Now his is just getting in trouble with the law. Guy has talent, but threw his life away.
Henry really is the exception in every category. Most exceptional HS players have their whole team structured around them. They’re the feature. Also they might benefit from a weak league or a down year by their main rivals. Then college usually sorts them out. Shows their true skills in a fair fight. Except if you’re Derrick Henry. Then you are the top RB in college too. Of course many college stars don’t pan out in the NFL for similar reasons. No longer pandered to, better competition… unless you’re Henry. Then you lead the league in yards for a month after you stop playing due to injury. It takes multiple games for the second best professional rusher to catch up. That’s insane. He’s unreal. He packed on 247lbs and ran a 4.54. Faster than this WR at 203lbs.
It's funny about Kirby Moore coming out of high school I think he was much more sought after than his brother Kellen Moore. While he wasn't a bad WR, I think in hindsight its pretty clear his numbers were propped up by playing with one of the best college QBs of all time in high school.
Yo KTO you should make a video about on what punters/kickers were the best at passing the ball or who has the most touchdowns. Haven’t done any research but I bet in the history there has been some unicorns throughout history. Big fan dawg keep it up regardless
fun story: a friend of a friend got a teaching job in Lake Charles, Louisiana. on the school's facebook page they posted "welcome to our new teacher :)" and a bunch of people from our university commented on it congratulating him. Then the dude who got the job who shall remain nameless commented "more like Lack Charles lol". they deleted the picture the next day. idk if he kept that job or not.
I actually remember when Kirby Moore used to play for Boise State with his brother Kellen. He was a decent receiver but you’re right he was mostly average
I got run routes with Dorial and maty maulk at qb teaching hightschool quarterbacks how to throw, it was very fun to run with dorial very nice when I was talking to him
It's weird how Cooper Kupp ended up at Eastern Washington but I'm an Oregon and Ram fan. I saw Kupp single handedly keeping his team in the game against the Ducks so I was stoked when the Rams drafted him.
Best way I described high school, college, and NFL football levels. The talent level per team at the high school level could literally be day and night. Once a high school athlete goes and play ball in college. The talent and skill level really shows because the players are handpicked but then it comes down to the player selecting the school they want to play for to maximize their talent/skill and improve their skills and talents (Of course, not all schools are the same along with coaches). However, a players athleticism could be a factor at the collegiate level to help give them that draft boost to be a high pick. But once a player attempts to make their mark in the NFL, there's a huge difference in football knowledge/IQ, skill/talent as a player, team talent, head coach or position coaches, and organization that simply could crushes a player's dream of being an NFL star regardless of their stats at the collegiate level or high school recruit rating. Of course, we've seen players with rare talent and skill that come out of nowhere in the NFL level due to being signed by an organization with a competent head coach and front office that could build up a player and turn them into an NFL superstar. At the same time, we've seen countless of players that are talented as of means of skill/football IQ/and etc, but they were undervalued by NFL scouts (Take Tom Brady for example or Cooper Kupp (Eastern Washington), Adam Thielen (Minnesota State), Julian Edelman (Kent State), Khalil Mack (Buffalo), Antonio Brown (Central Michigan University), Kurt Warner (Northern Iowa), Tony Romo (Eastern Illinois), Jimmy Garoppolo (Eastern Illinois), and the list goes on and on. We've also seen very talented and skillful players at the NFL level but were on a terrible team with a terrible organization (Lions, Dolphins, Jaguars, and Washington (I'm sure you could name others but these are my worse of the worse teams with a terrible organization front office and team owner without adding in their head coaches)). It's difficult when scouting a player for a number of reason to be honest and fair since you have to factor in a number of things such as the division they played in, the talent their team had during their time playing at the colligate level, the talent they faced, and etc. But just because a player's path to the NFL isn't the usual playing at a top D1 school, there's always talent that will surprise scouts, teams, and fans when it shows on the field when given the chance. At the same time, there's talented players that waste it all away (Josh Gordon), and there were players that straight up were a disaster from the start that were drafted high during the draft (Roberto Aguayo, Justin Blackmon, JaMarcus Russell, and the list goes on and on).
God damit KTO. As soon as I saw where you were going towards the end I knew it was gonna be Derrick Henry, but you didn't show the double stiff arm run vs JAX in the pros lol. Still one of the most insane athletic feats I've seen from a player in the NFL imo just treating grown men like rag dolls.
I just find it really hard to believe that the (technically) greatest receiver in high school football history isn’t good enough for a backup wide receiver spot in the nfl.
Maybe some perspective: There are over 1 million high school football players (as of the 2018-19 season). There are 32 NFL teams with an active 53-man roster. That translates to just 1,696 players. That is one hell of a filter. (Well, two, actually, HS-College, then College-NFL, but my point still stands.)
Because a white kid probably playing against meh or good at best competition in HS isn’t going to be great against 4 and 5 stars in the NCAA. Just like many NCAA stars end up being mediocre or completely bust out in the NFL.
@@JHockeyFan you literally hit the head on the nail, other than bringing in race into it for some reason. I don't know how people are earth shatteringly shocked that people in highschool don't pan out in college. It's literally the same thing as college studs not panning out in the NFL.
I recently picked Madden 20 back up for a Washington franchise and didn’t know about his high school career until now but I’m happy to at least say I brought him some of the nfl production he never actually got as my backup slot guy. Still had to drop him after yr 2 tho, that 40 time really hurt his speed stat
Illinois all time leading rusher with 9054 yards and 158 rushing touchdowns was James Robinson who plays for the jags now only had 2 offers out of high school according to 247 sports and he played at Illinois state which is FBS
This is a prime example of how bad coaching, can affect a players career. Just imagine how much HS talent is wasted because bad coaches move players to other positions or just don’t like the players style for their schemes
Alot of extremely talented high school players are never even looked at. High school coaches play a big part in getting players recruited. If you have a high school coach that doesn't care, an amazing player will not be looked at by any d1 schools. Yet I've seen great high school coaches get d1, and even big school scholarships for their soso players.
He looked a lot bigger around the combine era. I wonder if he tried to put weight on to prove he could be quick and still absorb contact over the middle. I mean, if you’re a great route runner with quickness out of the break and good hands with a 4.5? You’re golden
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You should do a video about all the 99 overall ncaa football players from the games, i just saw a list from 03-14 would probably take 2 videos but would be interesting. Love watching your videos!
Damn, the idea was so good you got bitches coming from all angles.
That's a video better for FlemLo he's a huge NCAA game fan
Would be a good series
This is a good idea.
@@Plokijuh1229 he’s given up on it. That was his introduction to UA-cam
Henry is just a living breathing anomoly. There is absolutely no other way to describe him and his production
Henry was also fairly close to not making it in the NFL his first couple of seasons.
Henry got fucking stuffed in the playoffs this year
@@dylanlee5701 He was coming off a broken foot lmfao
@@jgibson7893 The Ravens did the same thing to him in the 2020 playoffs and he was completely healthy then. I get that a guy that's carried the offense for a team all year is gonna want to be on the field for a playoff game but I really don't think he should have played. He looked noticeably hobbled every time he touched the ball
Henry's olines in college and nfl have been freakish with those massive holes.
You forgot to mention that Quinn put those stats up at SMU while playing alongside Courtland Sutton, who was named 1st team all AAC that season and would go on to become an NFL pro-bowler
“I ain’t lettin my baby play no foosball”
Sutton didnt make the pro bowl
@@koolkitties8552 he made it in 2019
Sutton and Quinn are both on the Broncos now
@@danepotmo2513 Treys on the Broncos???
Favorite thing about Trey Quinn is that after his lone NFL TD, he did the Scarn as his touchdown celebration. Legend.
I think one of the issues is that there's even more variance at the high school level in leagues and teams that at any other level. A guy that would be a superstar in Vermont or something might not even be a starter at one of those 6-A teams in Texas. You can even see the variance within the divisions of a state. I'm not saying that's always the case, but it's probably one of the contributing factors for some players achieving so much and then falling short at higher levels where the competition increases.
I've also always suspected that, without the challenge of comparable players, really successful high school athletes in that position aren't properly prepared or trained for the competition they encounter once they move up. It's a real shock going from being able to muscle people around in high school to having to rely on knowledge and skill in college.
Why Jacob Eason even with all of his physical attributes couldn’t beat out Jake Fromm at UGA.
I played against Chuba Hubbard in High School. Games were just a walk through for him, just faster than anybody so could always run a sweep outside and he’d score. Now to see him in the NFL on a playing field level to him and be caught running wide just makes me realize how god gifted pro athletes are that are successful.
@@ThePortadump did you play for Harry Ainley? Salisbury? Not sure what divisions were like back then
it also looks like he pretty much had his adult body in high school, that also makes a huge difference in "skill" level.
That doesn’t apply to Quinn though. He played 5A in Louisiana which is the highest Level and The state of Louisiana produces the most NFL draft picks per Capita in the Nation.
We're just gonna ignore how many dimes the high school QB was throwing
yeah
The bots at the top of your comments seem to be😂😂
@Nikira Selvi nobody cares.
He went on to play college baseball
now what school
I remember Doug Williams said Jay Gruden was so upset they didn't pick him earlier in the 4th or 5th round but finally calmed down when they drafted him with the last pick. I liked the pick at the time because he did accomplish a lot in college after he left LSU.
Honestly, I didn't really know much of Trey Quinn's backstory, but when I saw him in Washington, I thought he was pretty solid, definitely worth a 7th round pick. Could've been a solid underneath slot guy if he didn't get hampered by injuries.
I went to school with Trey. I was a freshman when he was a junior. The whole team loved him because he was the go to guy, they’d give him the ball and he’d take it down field every time. The thing that wasn’t mentioned here concerning Trey and LSU was that the year before Trey graduated, LSU recruited Desean smith out of Barbe. He was a big receiver, 6’5 250. Les Miles even visited campus because he liked Desean so much. We all kinda felt like Trey flew under the radar after that, because Les already recruited Desean and Les was stubborn in that regard. Once Les found his star recruit at one school, he wasn’t going look at that same school a second time. There was also the size difference factor, Trey was faster but smaller than Desean at 6’0 185. LSU is one of those schools where they tend to favor bigger kids over smaller but faster kids. Trey ended up going to LSU anyway which we all loved. He’s one hell of a player.
You might know my brother jonathan dent he said he used to lock him up
Are we going to ignore the fact JC Jackson is 4th in yards as a freshman
He played receiver for bits of college and (very occasionally) on the Patriots Practice Squad
it explains his great hands and ball skills as a db!
Anyone want kto to make a video on Brian Dawkins. Or is it just me.
Kinda makes sense when you think about it. I’d imagine most NFL players played and dominated both ways in high school, as they’re most likely by far the best player on their HS teams unless they go to a school like IMG Academy or something
I would be curious to see him in the USFL or CFL.
He’s not in the CFL, I’ve never heard of him.
@@PunkRockGardener I know he isn't currently...I actually cover the CFL. I just mean I would like to see him with the CFL.
Yeah. Most of those draft busts end up dominating in the USFL or CFL.
@@clt_mason1765 Yes sir, that’s their bread and butter
@@ShadySportsNetwork For real.
While he was at LSU they also discovered he had major vision problems and had an operation done before leaving for SMU
If they already saw how it clearly didn’t affect his play it shouldn’t have mattered to them
High school competition is so variable and players aren't always fully grown. It's not a surprise that a lot of HS leaders are just OK at the next level.
I'd say he was more than just OK. Played in big moments at LSU, caught 114 balls his junior year at SMU, and played two seasons in the NFL. That's pretty good.
The next level is also way more political. A lot of stuff happens behind the scenes that can deter young athletes from producing.
Confidence and how coaches use you plays a big part.
Can we talk about Trivor Graf... the guy is tied for 3rd on the all time interceptions list having only played 2 YEARS
who?
No he played 4 he just went to two different high schools that’s why it looks like that
@@zay2654 That makes more sense. I was like there's no way haha
I know the pain of having struggles in a game & coaches phasing you out of your targets... Reminds me of my college days, had a TOUGH game against Rochester University my freshman year IN A DAMN SCRIMMAGE & my coach just gave up on me. I never recovered from that, ruined my confidence; I was average at best but without any confidence I was below the bottom of the barrel. Great video KTO!
Love these type of profile stories. You bring the stats and most importantly the careers of ALL kinds of players to the spotlight. Keep up the great work !
He went to my high school, really sucks he couldn’t find a ton of success at LSU or the NFL
you bought a highschool ?
@@brndn9423 yeah that’s 100% what he meant he bought the school
I’m from the Baton Rouge area
@@brndn9423 its my high school, I bought it. I make the kids stand outside when its raining.
at least he got to catch a TD in the NFL, that's pretty cool
I feel like some of this football stuff is depressing in a way because you have to give up like so much time just to workout and get better at the sport but some can’t commit and don’t even make it to the college they wish to play for. I give so much respect to athletes for that.
Yeah it’s a cold game and a lot of who makes it and who doesn’t comes down to timing and genetics (and of course politics as well a little bit)
If you think nfl is hard imagine football in europe bro those guys are going pro at 14-16 & leaving home at 9 for some
@@thehomeoffootball6448 this is true, I know a few people who left my team to join clubs in England or Germany when they were as young as 12
@@thehomeoffootball6448 different type of game tho
As a Bama boy, a big ole smile broke across my face when that first Henry clipped popped up. We will probably never see another guy like that at Alabama. Absolute monster.
A video on Maty Mauk and his fall from grace at Mizzou would be great
After all that hard work of making it to his dream school and clearly not accepting anything less...he ends up having to transfer out after two years...but still, he will always and forever be an LSU Tiger no matter what.
Lol. LSU fucked him. You ra ra people crack me up. LSU doesn’t give a fuck about these kids. They told him he was going to be their number one option in a passing oriented attack to get him to come to their school. Just like they told Fournette he would be their number one option in a run oriented attack. They’ll say anything to these kids. Any lie to get them to come. And then you drop a pass and a half, (that second drop was not the best throw) and you are just done forever? But uh, yeah. Forever a Tiger. Tear.
Sounds like I was signaling out LSU like they are the only school that does this. They all do.
What's really surprising here is that apparently at SMU, Quinn survived 2 years of Chad Morris's coaching without forgetting how to play football entirely
(BTW, in all seriousness, Morris may well be why he didn't stay in college for his senior year; when he declared for the draft Chad had just left SMU for Arkansas 3 weeks before)
Could you do it for passing and rushing yards
rushing is derrick henry i think we know how that is going 😭
And for passing, there's already a ton of videos on Maty Mauk.
You should do a Video on Tyler Ebell, a Running back from Ventura high School. He had 4500 total yards and 61 tds in one season!
I coached against him. Incredible HS talent. Sad to see he didn't do much in college.
Besides the NFL TD he can also say that he has a KTO video on him 😄
Quinn currently is getting his chance and is the top WR on the Michigan Panthers of the UFL
Do a video on the one and only Tony Steward. From Hastings FL. I waited a year for your class of 2011 video and Idk how he wasn't covered but the list I saw back then he was #2 behind J. Clowny in HS cover of sports illustrated won the Dick Buttkiss award for best LB he was our local hero. His story is tragic and as a fan of you for many years I would be happy if you covered his story
The man was a beast in high school track running 10.8 100ms. He definitely had the speed to run a 4.3 it just never happened
You were the 420th comment until I replied to you.
10.8 isn’t close to 4.3
This is typical since QB and WR are more co dependent on the talent around them. A top QB could go to a team where the receivers or scheme is vastly different from his high school, and likewise with a reciever as you proved in this vid. Not to say runningbacks don't suffer the same thing, but very much less so. At the end of the day if you can run, and have vision, you're gonna be pretty productive no matter where you are. Also fun fact, one of the guys on the rushing list, Kevin Parks Jr is one of my good friends, and my wife went to school with Tony Baker on that list.
Fire outro as usual KTO! Derrick Henry was a beast at Alabama! Those runs show how much of electric athlete he is.
Derrick Henry is in the conversation for the most dominant pure running back of all time. What that dude did college/ high school and the nfl is insane. Especially since the only way to hamper his production is for him to get hurt .
Barry Sanders and Derrick Henry are the most Talented RB's off all time in my opinion.
Signed with Detroit. The kid has grit and secured himself another shot in the nfl. The story continues...
I used trey in my Madden 19 a lot. Easy to sign slot. I even had 1 Sim where he did 1000 yards + pro bowl
Can you do a video on tavon austin? He had the greatest mixtape of all time.
What's funny is that Tavon Austin is still in the league and I didn't realize until this season when I saw him in a game, I instantly went back to that highlight tape after I saw that game lol.
KTO, all of your vids are so entertaining and fun to watch, especially love the music you put at every outro. im a pats fan and i cant imagine having the browns as yur favorite team
Already know this is going to the KTO playlist
and why is this video only 9 min long?!?
ratio
That ending with Henry gave me chills!
That’s my cousin!! I knew I recognized his face in the thumbnail! I clicked right away. Hopefully someone picks him up he’s a free agent right now
They liked him in Washington, they were really impressed with him but then he got injured and they let him go and he has bounced around teams since. Wishing nothing but the best for him
this guy went to high school 10 minutes away from me. an absolute monster to say the least. there was no stopping him
Wow. Browns legend Mohamed Massquoi is on the career td reception list
0:29 man, it’s been a while since I’ve seen the LA Charger’s logo draft when they were still working things out from the move to LA.
You should do a video on Royce Freeman. He was a beast in high school and in college
The 15 to 22 year old transformation is different for a lot of guys. Throw in the drastically changing gameplay, and you'll notice that some guys who weren't top recruits will flourish at a level where former studs fall apart.
Favorite part of the video was the last 20 seconds, thank you for including that!!! 😍😍
Dude every time i watch the end of your videos, these "highlights" give me goosebumps, like every single time.
And i love it
Him hitting the Scarn after scoring that TD against Dallas was a highlight of that season. A performance deserving of a Dundie
I can talk about Dorial Green-Beckham that you mentioned at the start of video. My high school played against him, in fact he beat the record against us his senior year. Dude was a freak, in high school. Problem was he hung out with the wrong crowds. He went on to play at Mizzou, but nothing really happened with him there due to having drug issues and was dropped from the team. He went on to play at OU before not playing and going to the NFL draft. Played for the Titans for a year, then the Eagles for a year. Now his is just getting in trouble with the law. Guy has talent, but threw his life away.
Henry really is the exception in every category. Most exceptional HS players have their whole team structured around them. They’re the feature. Also they might benefit from a weak league or a down year by their main rivals. Then college usually sorts them out. Shows their true skills in a fair fight. Except if you’re Derrick Henry. Then you are the top RB in college too. Of course many college stars don’t pan out in the NFL for similar reasons. No longer pandered to, better competition… unless you’re Henry. Then you lead the league in yards for a month after you stop playing due to injury. It takes multiple games for the second best professional rusher to catch up. That’s insane. He’s unreal. He packed on 247lbs and ran a 4.54. Faster than this WR at 203lbs.
I think that the 40 yard dash is the second most worthless thing that they do at the NFL combine behind the bench for reps.
Should be power clean
My nephew played fb with him. He was a beast. I know he had some injury issues but he just needed to be used more.
Great video as always!
It's funny about Kirby Moore coming out of high school I think he was much more sought after than his brother Kellen Moore. While he wasn't a bad WR, I think in hindsight its pretty clear his numbers were propped up by playing with one of the best college QBs of all time in high school.
Love the videos man keep it up and thank you
I actually really liked trey on washington he was solid idk why we got rid of him
I once rebuilt Washington in Madden, and Trey was my WR1 after I traded away everybody for draft picks, dude was goated
Bro, his voice is so comforting
5:50 watch the ball
As a Rams fan, he probably could've been what Coop was for us his first few years. Like 600-900 receiving yards
Lol no. Kupp is way more talented than Quinn. It's not even close. The only reason they're comparable is...you know why.
@@TyTimeIsAwesome yeah he reminds me more of Hunter Renfrow... for some reason
Yo KTO you should make a video about on what punters/kickers were the best at passing the ball or who has the most touchdowns. Haven’t done any research but I bet in the history there has been some unicorns throughout history. Big fan dawg keep it up regardless
as a Washington fan I was super surprised to here trey quinn held records in college because he wasn't very good for us
fun story: a friend of a friend got a teaching job in Lake Charles, Louisiana. on the school's facebook page they posted "welcome to our new teacher :)" and a bunch of people from our university commented on it congratulating him. Then the dude who got the job who shall remain nameless commented "more like Lack Charles lol". they deleted the picture the next day. idk if he kept that job or not.
As a Titans fan, there is nothing that makes me feel better than Derrick Henry clips.
I actually remember when Kirby Moore used to play for Boise State with his brother Kellen. He was a decent receiver but you’re right he was mostly average
am i the only one shocked the Pats never had him on a roster?
Top ten KTO video right here. Wow this was good.
I was living in lake charles when trey was in hs even went to a few games to see...the boy was good real good
I got run routes with Dorial and maty maulk at qb teaching hightschool quarterbacks how to throw, it was very fun to run with dorial very nice when I was talking to him
It's weird how Cooper Kupp ended up at Eastern Washington but I'm an Oregon and Ram fan. I saw Kupp single handedly keeping his team in the game against the Ducks so I was stoked when the Rams drafted him.
it usually comes down to just being so much better than the competition around you, most kids are all-state talent, just not all-nation
Best way I described high school, college, and NFL football levels. The talent level per team at the high school level could literally be day and night. Once a high school athlete goes and play ball in college. The talent and skill level really shows because the players are handpicked but then it comes down to the player selecting the school they want to play for to maximize their talent/skill and improve their skills and talents (Of course, not all schools are the same along with coaches). However, a players athleticism could be a factor at the collegiate level to help give them that draft boost to be a high pick. But once a player attempts to make their mark in the NFL, there's a huge difference in football knowledge/IQ, skill/talent as a player, team talent, head coach or position coaches, and organization that simply could crushes a player's dream of being an NFL star regardless of their stats at the collegiate level or high school recruit rating.
Of course, we've seen players with rare talent and skill that come out of nowhere in the NFL level due to being signed by an organization with a competent head coach and front office that could build up a player and turn them into an NFL superstar. At the same time, we've seen countless of players that are talented as of means of skill/football IQ/and etc, but they were undervalued by NFL scouts (Take Tom Brady for example or Cooper Kupp (Eastern Washington), Adam Thielen (Minnesota State), Julian Edelman (Kent State), Khalil Mack (Buffalo), Antonio Brown (Central Michigan University), Kurt Warner (Northern Iowa), Tony Romo (Eastern Illinois), Jimmy Garoppolo (Eastern Illinois), and the list goes on and on. We've also seen very talented and skillful players at the NFL level but were on a terrible team with a terrible organization (Lions, Dolphins, Jaguars, and Washington (I'm sure you could name others but these are my worse of the worse teams with a terrible organization front office and team owner without adding in their head coaches)).
It's difficult when scouting a player for a number of reason to be honest and fair since you have to factor in a number of things such as the division they played in, the talent their team had during their time playing at the colligate level, the talent they faced, and etc. But just because a player's path to the NFL isn't the usual playing at a top D1 school, there's always talent that will surprise scouts, teams, and fans when it shows on the field when given the chance. At the same time, there's talented players that waste it all away (Josh Gordon), and there were players that straight up were a disaster from the start that were drafted high during the draft (Roberto Aguayo, Justin Blackmon, JaMarcus Russell, and the list goes on and on).
0:52 is that the same JC Jackson that’s a pro bowl corner this year??
Jerald Christopher “JC” Jackson yup. Explains his fantastic hands
How in the world is this channel not in the millions for subs… great video as usual!
As a raider fan I would take him on my raiders rn right now
You got one hunter renfrow, you don't need a second
@@phunki1696 Who wouldnt want 2 Renfrows?
Well the raiders cut him
Who got cut
@@JacionBryant Quinn did. 3 teams have cut him already.
its interesting the most of the top guys all time in high school just slow down in college. But in the running game, its very different.
Shows that talent isn't everything, especially for Dorial Green-Beckham
@@derickvera573 facts
0:47 anyone else see JC Jackson?
God damit KTO. As soon as I saw where you were going towards the end I knew it was gonna be Derrick Henry, but you didn't show the double stiff arm run vs JAX in the pros lol. Still one of the most insane athletic feats I've seen from a player in the NFL imo just treating grown men like rag dolls.
As a titans fan I loved this ending. My titans and Derrick Henry almost never get any love
I had the privilege of watching sage surratt #4 all time several times while I was in highschool. Him and his brother Chazz are incredible athletes
I just find it really hard to believe that the (technically) greatest receiver in high school football history isn’t good enough for a backup wide receiver spot in the nfl.
Why is that hard to believe? It’s a whole different level, look at players in every position and how many don’t reach success
Maybe some perspective: There are over 1 million high school football players (as of the 2018-19 season). There are 32 NFL teams with an active 53-man roster. That translates to just 1,696 players. That is one hell of a filter. (Well, two, actually, HS-College, then College-NFL, but my point still stands.)
Because a white kid probably playing against meh or good at best competition in HS isn’t going to be great against 4 and 5 stars in the NCAA. Just like many NCAA stars end up being mediocre or completely bust out in the NFL.
@@JHockeyFan you literally hit the head on the nail, other than bringing in race into it for some reason. I don't know how people are earth shatteringly shocked that people in highschool don't pan out in college. It's literally the same thing as college studs not panning out in the NFL.
@@sethkl3136 White athletes are typically slower. Trey ran a 10.97 100, but nowhere near the elite of elite football-track guys
Anyone know the name of the song that starts at 5:17 - 6:25? @KTO
Shout to Trey Quinn rocking that STL Cards hat though 😤😂
that 4th guy with 880 yards at 0:48 mark... That's JC Jackson, All Pro corner for the NE Patriots
Trey is a solid reciever... He's under 6'0" and closer to 180lbs... Reminds me of Brandon stokely
We not gonna talk about the brothers being number 1 and 2 all time for passing yards. That’s insane
Bro, this guy is just next level, it’s been 5minutes and he already has 30 comments including mine
I recently picked Madden 20 back up for a Washington franchise and didn’t know about his high school career until now but I’m happy to at least say I brought him some of the nfl production he never actually got as my backup slot guy. Still had to drop him after yr 2 tho, that 40 time really hurt his speed stat
Illinois all time leading rusher with 9054 yards and 158 rushing touchdowns was James Robinson who plays for the jags now only had 2 offers out of high school according to 247 sports and he played at Illinois state which is FBS
This is a prime example of how bad coaching, can affect a players career. Just imagine how much HS talent is wasted because bad coaches move players to other positions or just don’t like the players style for their schemes
Alot of extremely talented high school players are never even looked at. High school coaches play a big part in getting players recruited. If you have a high school coach that doesn't care, an amazing player will not be looked at by any d1 schools. Yet I've seen great high school coaches get d1, and even big school scholarships for their soso players.
He single handily beat my team in the playoffs in 2012 😭
Love the way this ended😂
Watched Mike hart in high-school when he had the rushing title he was like 170 pounds but I think he ended up the Michigan rush leader
How bout the legend from Polk High around Chicago?
Kirby Moore was a beast at Boise State 🙌🔥🐴🧡💙
Yo. More videos like this would be awesome
Great video as always should have used NFL highlights of Henry if you could have though
Lets go KTO!! Good stuff as always :D
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0:49 jc Jackson wow
He looked a lot bigger around the combine era. I wonder if he tried to put weight on to prove he could be quick and still absorb contact over the middle. I mean, if you’re a great route runner with quickness out of the break and good hands with a 4.5? You’re golden
I remember watching Mark Ingram and thinking that he was an absolute beast at rushing. Derrick Henry, on the other hand, was a freakin monster!
It's crazy that Bailey Z put up nearly 6,000 yards 63 td's in one season this year at college.