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Plummer makes sense because he knows the offense. He would be a good mentor for Clarkson. He can make all the throws though he is not very mobile. Cal was a top 30 passing offense.
Hartmann if he enters will be a bidding war. Notre Dame is likely his landing spot if he enters.
Hartmann if he enters will be a bidding war. Notre Dame is likely his landing spot if he enters.
Can't see Hartman choosing Louisville, having to play WF next season. He was emotional winning yesterday, I don't know why he would leave WF if he's not considering the draft. It wouldn't make any sense going to Louisville.
I think that he got injured and the guy that replaced him was playing so well he didn't get the starting job back.
That is a bit concerning but I saw a comparison of Plummer's Stats to Devin Leary's who many consider the top QB in the portal, and they are almost identical in every category.
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Here’s the story. No injury, he just got replaced in game 4 of 2021 and O’Connell played lights out when he got his chance.
Leary was really good last year. He is a very accurate passer. I think NC State fans were probably disappointed how he played this year. He was just ok this year before he got hurt. He doesn’t have a huge arm but he makes good decisions. He is coming off injury had to say if that impacts him. He is a good fit for what they are going to do.
I think Plummer fits Louisville. The learning curve for him will be small. The only question is does Louisville have good enough play makers around him.
I think Plummer fits Louisville. The learning curve for him will be small. The only question is does Louisville have good enough play makers around him.
Plummer makes perfect sense. I think Hartman would increase his NFL chances in a different offense than what WF runs. That delayed “option hand-off” was effective in college but will not work at the next level; those around Sam will be advising him to transfer, where a true pro-style offense is employed.
Maybe that's why he played in the bowl game? He wanted to win for the WF program because he knew he was leaving? And not to the NFL or he wouldn't have played.
But I still don't believe he will go to a ACC school, especially Louisville. There's a bit of a rivalry brewing with the Demon Deacons.
But I still don't believe he will go to a ACC school, especially Louisville. There's a bit of a rivalry brewing with the Demon Deacons.
My expectation is that Brohm will produce offensive playmakers on this team from the existing roster. And he'll get earlier production from new guys. I think wide receivers and tight ends will feel like they died and went to heaven.
We'll see...
Which makes the Marshon Ford announcement to go pro early even more puzzling. I wish him the best but he’s likely to go undrafted or at best be a late round pick. A year under JB and that could have changed.
I think Ford knew he was going to be passed over by speedier receivers. Brohm may have told him it wouldn't be like it has been with him being an undersized TE or a slower WR and Brohm doesn't utilize a FB much, so Ford isn't going to hang around.
I think he may withdraw from the draft and hit the portal.
I think he may withdraw from the draft and hit the portal.
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