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Who cares. Not sure how/why a heavily QB-favored popularity contest means anything anyways.
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The stud RB is gone, Manning is there now pushing for PT, last year in the Big12, Sark needs a milestone kinda year, not a freggin thing to lose…That Longhorn QB with the kick ass mullet
michigan doesn't exactly have stellar histories recently with 5* QBs (Shane and Shea) so I'm not sure that's the greatest qualifier.He is a former 5* because he has those traits. He's going to have to take a leap for me to be correct, I just think he has that type of talent.
USC had Addison last year. UNC had Downs and another guy get drafted. Their WR units were definitely better than Michigan's was. And yeah, I would agree, they have a better Oline, which is why they run it so much, which affects JJ's overall numbers. Like I said, we'll see what happens, I think he's due for a huge year.
michigan doesn't exactly have stellar histories recently with 5* QBs (Shane and Shea) so I'm not sure that's the greatest qualifier.
My point with guys like Addison and Downs is that michigan is recruiting guys that were at or above that level. If you're going to use recruiting stars to justify JJ being the 3rd best QB, then you also have to use them to justify michigan's WR room also being better than USC's and UNC's. Also, how is he due for a huge year when you even said his own offense will prevent him from having one?
That's my problem with pumping JJ up. He has talented WRs so why isn't he making them better? Addison and Downs were both 4* just like michigan gets. In fact, I can't recall the last time michigan had even a 3rd round WR despite bringing in 4* at the position every year. I just don't buy that these other QBs are at an advantage when michigan has the same caliber of weapons available to work with. Maybe JJ will have a better year, but 35 combined TDs even seems like a stretch. I'd say maybe 30 total TDs and 3500 total yards is possible, but man, he really didn't look like a great passer for most of what I saw of him last year.Definitely, there is bad history with Michigan and 5* QB's. I'm willing to admit I could be wrong. And understand, the body of work isn't there to project him to be a top 3 QB. But I think he takes a big leap this year.
As far as the WR's. Michigan recruits good at the WR position, but doesn't really develop them. Addison was a 1st round pick, Downs a 3rd round pick. I'm not going to hold that against JJ. But if you gave him a Harrison Jr type WR, his numbers would be better.
I think he's do for a huge year, in the sense that he will have a top 3/5 passer rating/QBR. Will he throw for 4,200 yards? Probably not because of the nature of his offense(and them boat racing everyone). But I can see something like 35 TD's(passing/rushing) and cutting down on his INT's. He's talented, there are mocks out for 2024 that have his as a 1st rounder.
LOLBruh. You root for the school that had to get the NCAA to enforce taunting penalties for players doing the "horns down" gesture. LOL @ calling anything soft.
That's my problem with pumping JJ up. He has talented WRs so why isn't he making them better? Addison and Downs were both 4* just like michigan gets. In fact, I can't recall the last time michigan had even a 3rd round WR despite bringing in 4* at the position every year. I just don't buy that these other QBs are at an advantage when michigan has the same caliber of weapons available to work with. Maybe JJ will have a better year, but 35 combined TDs even seems like a stretch. I'd say maybe 30 total TDs and 3500 total yards is possible, but man, he really didn't look like a great passer for most of what I saw of him last year.
Seeing DPJ on the Browns with their pisspoor QB play and still playing well makes me realize how much he was wasted at michigan. He should've been an early round pick, he has all the talent. The same to an extent with Nico Collins. Even with poor QB play he has shown flashes. It's too bad, those guys have been wasted their entire careers up to this point.I don't think it's JJ fault the WR's haven't developed. I put more of that on the coaching staff. Harbaugh has gotten good WR recruits. Even someone like DPJ wasn't developed and he was a 5*. Having a stud like Addison, Downs or OSU WR, is a huge advantage.
Like I said, we'll see. I'm projecting ahead. He will be handcuffed with the numbers he can put up because of the offense and them blowing teams out, but I think he can get to around 35 TD's. I do think he can play himself into a 1st rounder too.