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BobTheSubgenius

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2. Winning the Heisman is almost always a huge achievement.

Reply to Omaha Steve (Original post)

Mon Dec 16, 2024, 01:01 PM

Dec 16

I mean that it sometimes seems the voters see something unexpected, and nor does the award guarantee a successful pro career. Clearly, a player can only play on one side of the ball at the pro level, except maybe sporadically, or of dire need. I wonder if he'll choose, or the team that drafts him.

Great DBs are hard to come by, but elite WRs are always in demand, and usually have more noticeable impact.

Arch Manning may become The Next Big Deal, if he continues to develop. His highlight reel is already impressive. I'm interested to see where the third generation of Mannings lands.

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