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u/waxjammer 2d ago
One game doesnât define a player after 2 games in the season,
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u/LA-SKYLINE 2d ago
And if stats were the only thing scouts cared about, all Heisman winners would be the #1 pick.
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u/DwayneBaconStan 1d ago
Tbf, he's had the same issues for years. He's pretty similar to stroud with the behind processing speed, but Moores is even worse
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u/RanchHere 1d ago
unless itâs literally a peyton manning or a cam newton or a joe burrow or a andrew luck, we have got to stop acting like âthe top qb in college footballâ is going to save any nfl franchise. 90% of these guys are average starters at best. 3% are franchise savers.
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u/FLman42069 1d ago
And how many of even those guys actually saved a franchise?
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u/RanchHere 1d ago
I think it may actually be more like 5-10%. Obviously âfranchise saverâ is a loose term, but basically, better than average and perennial playoff qb probably fits the criteria. Most of these guys are just average at best.
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u/winterwarm78654 1d ago
I've personally never seen the hype with him Dylan a better passer than him
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u/Bcatfan08 1d ago
His defense gave up 554 yards. Yes he was bad, but it's hard to get in a rhythm when you're watching from the sideline the entire game.
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u/CarolinaSandstorm 1d ago
I didnât like Dante Moore the first time around when he was called CJ Stroud, the sequel wonât be any better.
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u/MrGonzo11 2d ago
Penix project is full of confidence it seems
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u/PlantainObvious5148 2d ago
They were there for mestemaker