Trinidad Chambliss Jihad

I respect the grind of a 0 star recruit.

Very smooth. From the little bit I've seen - he throws a lower ball and generates a ton of spin.

Combine testing should be off the charts. Athletically gifted.

According to the report I read,....He's only 6'-0"

Would be a fun QB to take later for some other team. Some may reach because he is so gifted athletically. Probably the most athletic in this class.
 
Dane Brugler
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Ole Miss will appeal and Chambliss' legal team is expected to explore other avenues to potentially reverse the decision.

But the timing will force Chambliss to make a decision soon whether to participate in the pre-draft process or not.
 
Pete Thamel
@PeteThamel
Statement from Tom Mars, Chambliss’ attorney: “I assume that Ole Miss will file an appeal with the NCAA. That said, there is now an opportunity to move this case to a level playing field where Trinidad’s rights will be determined by the Mississippi judiciary instead of some bureaucrats in Indianapolis who couldn’t care less about the law or doing the right thing.”
 
I don't see why Trinidad's camp thinks another year in college is best for him. As it stands, he'd be the 3rd QB drafted at worse and could very likely end up going in the first round to a really good situation to develop. I just don't see what is to be gained.
 
Crow said:
Pete Thamel
@PeteThamel
Statement from Tom Mars, Chambliss’ attorney: “I assume that Ole Miss will file an appeal with the NCAA. That said, there is now an opportunity to move this case to a level playing field where Trinidad’s rights will be determined by the Mississippi judiciary instead of some bureaucrats in Indianapolis who couldn’t care less about the law or doing the right thing.”
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Yeah, that group will provide a "level" playing field. No conflict of interest there!
 
raiderfreak7 said:
Pretty much expected. Curious to see how high he goes. Lots to like but lots of questions to his game, too. I like the kid, I'll root for him.
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I’ve watched like 4 games of his this year. The last two playoff games and 2 others in season. Georgia and someone else.. He is impressive. It would not shock me at all to see him in the 1st round of this draft. Just something special to how he plays. It’s not even a skill thing as in he has great accuracy or anything. I think he has no fear and knows it’s all or nothing and doesn’t hesitate to make things happen. I like that and it’s fun to watch.
 
Chris_77 said:
I don't see why Trinidad's camp thinks another year in college is best for him. As it stands, he'd be the 3rd QB drafted at worse and could very likely end up going in the first round to a really good situation to develop. I just don't see what is to be gained.
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I assume it’s risk vs reward. As like the 60th ranked QB in the portal last year I assume he didn’t get a whole lot of that NIL money. Going back would ensure he has something to fallback on. The draft is very uncertain for a kid in his situation he could go 1st or much later on like 3rd 4th round. 2-3 million of NIL guarantees some sense of financial security for him and his family.
 
DonkeyKilla said:
He needs to prove it against a good team like Miami.
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Cracking Up Lol GIF
 
007 said:
What did you think of Fernando last night @Birdwell ?

Do you still have Chambliss as the top guy?
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Second time against that D, he was efficient. Only throwing 20 times, but you can only do what the structure of the O allows. Keep him clean, he's efficient and at the college level knows where to go with the ball.

What still concerns me is his arm and the reality that he is not good at creating when the protection breaks down. A sitting duck. Watching him, why would the D not do what they did to Miscue and Yimmy Yee: pack ten guys within ten yards of scrimmage, stop the run, and force Mendoza to throw deep?
 
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Birdwell said:
Second time against that D, he was efficient. Only throwing 20 times, but you can only do what the structure of the O allows. Keep him clean, he's efficient and at the college level knows where to go with the ball.

What still concerns me is his arm and the reality that he is not good at creating when the protection breaks down. A sitting duck. Watching him, why would the D not do what they did to Miscue and Yimmy Yee: pack ten guys within ten yards of scrimmage, stop the run, and force Mendoza to throw deep?
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I think you need to fire up some All-22.

None of this is accurate at all.
 
007 said:
I think you need to fire up some All-22.

None of this is accurate at all.
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17-20 for 177 yards.

Give me a link for the college all-22. But then again, why bother. Tre Tucker has been consistently open for two years. No one gives a shit, and half probably don't even believe.

You watch the all-22? Am I wrong that his average depth of target is less than ten yards.
 
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Birdwell said:
17-20 for 177 yards.

Give me a link for the college all-22. But then again, why bother. Tre Tucker has been consistently open for two years. No one gives a shit, and half probably don't even believe.

You watch the all-22? Am I wrong that his average depth of target is less than ten yards.
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He threw for more TDs and made more NFL level plays in that game than Chambliss had in the entire months of December and January.

Dont be silly.
 
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