2022 draft prospects

[skinsdad62]

been telling you Corral is the real deal

And so is willis , strong , picket , and Howell and even the BC qb

 

[skinsdad62]

He is only a SO but Hartman , qb for WK , has potential

 

[countryroads316]

Willis is too much of a project and Rivera doesn't have that much time to wait on him for a couple of seasons to develop

 

[kbso83432]

I think Corral is more pro ready while Malik is more of a project

Looks that way, I just wish his line held up better.

 

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[Sportster 72]

I have watched Corral the most, I really like him. He couldn't run much today because of the bad ankle. I would not down grade Willis based on todays performance. There is a lot to like there. I am glad the WTF had representatives at the Miss vs. Liberty game and the NC vs Wake game. That QB at Wake has been lighting it up too. They do an interesting thing with their RPO, when the QB pulls the ball he takes a step or two towards the OL keeping the LBers honest. It is creating some big wins for the WRs. It will be interesting to see if that becomes more common place in college and the NFL.

With RPOs becoming more and more a staple in the NFL games some of these guys will have a chance. I am not saying any are a sure thing but something is better than nothing at this point. Like kbso said the other day I am for taking a QB every year until you find one.

 

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Like the throw but “ in the bucket “

 

[Sportster 72]

Jahan Dotson, 12 catches for 246 yards and 3 TDs. Penn State doesn't win without him.

 

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