(06-25-2021, 02:42 PM)TrivialPursuit Wrote:

(06-25-2021, 02:17 PM)iHaunting Raven Wrote: Not now, not 10 years ago, not ever. 
Having the body means nothing. And no, he doesn't have the skills to be a "great MLB".

He was a great college player and he is a terrible NFL player, period.

He was an okay college player... he will never be remembered for anything he did statistically.. it'll always be, oh remember that one jump pass he did? Gimmick garbage. That's what he was in College that's what he is now. A gimmick.

Never remembered for anything he did statistically in college? He scored more touchdowns than anyone in SEC history -- breaking Hershel Walker's long-standing record. He did so while also throwing for about the same number of touchdowns as Peyton Manning. Thing of it -- one player who rushes for touchdowns at the clip of Hershel Walker, while throwing for touchdowns at the clip of Peyton Manning. He was the first 30/20 man. He broke the record (at the time) for passer efficiency record (still in top 10)

I think you're trolling -- if anything, statistics were his thing in college.

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(06-25-2021, 02:17 PM)iHaunting Raven Wrote: Having the body means nothing.

Well, it is relevant to trying to guess if this will work. For example, many have opined thatt he does not "have the body" of a tight end. It is your judgment that it "means nothing" to talk of "having the body," but it was one of the reasons I was skeptical back then that he should just instantly declare himself a tight end and switch positions. Here, I pointed out he has the body of a middle linebacker to illustrate that he does not actually have the body of a tight end.

But I understand -- you think the body is irrelevant. Good -- he doesn't have the body of a TE and he's going out for TE.

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