There’s an old saying that you are what the numbers say you are, but that saying certainly doesn’t apply to ESPN’s most recent Top 100 player ratings.
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“Experts,” yeah, right.
Blessing and Curse of the internet...Anybody can publish anything. Joke.
We sure do like the experts when they write things we all can agree with such as Fields vs Fromm but give them no respect when they don’t. Anyone else notice this?
I don't see a problem with JT coming in with lowish numbers in places. He played in four games last season, but vs the only Top10 team, he looked very average. He did have poor blocking by the O-line, a few dropped passes, but looked awesome in the "had to have" last drive.
JT will be as average, or as great as our O-line lets him be this season, and surely, SURELY it is time for those assorted 5 and 4 Star guys to prove their former lofty ratings.
Beginning to get more difficult to stay asleep at night -
Go Dawgs!