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But what if he has a little more dawg in him and is closer to a BOSA than a Denhoff? Would you complain then?

Just got an alert on my phone about this… I know absolutely nothing about this guy besides the fact that he played on a BAD team. At least it is at a position of need. Seeing a lot about WR’s and did not believe that to be a huge need right now unless someone else besides Stellato is leaving.

Plus, maybe some who have indicated they are leaning that way(not specific to WR).

Purdue was a bad team; so it meant offenses could scheme away from this player pretty easy. He still had a solid season.

The possibility that Antonio Williams will enter the NFL draft is why I suspect Clemson is seeking FIU portal WR Eric Rivers.

There’s room for Rivers even if A.Williams doesn’t depart, although if I’m E.Rivers I’d wait to see if A.Williams goes NFL before agreeing to come to Clemson.

Of course, I hope A.Williams stays for one more year of college ball. I think it would be good for him. Another year of S&C at Clemson will help to improve his speed a little bit more; he’ll be much more desirable to the NFL if he can get just a bit faster. He’s got everything else right now to be a fine NFL WR.

TNet had, in their article about the Purdue guy from earlier today, reported that he is the 39th ranked player overall from among portal entries.

Purdue doesn’t accept just any low IQ idiot into their school; this is not a S.Carolina gamecock type player. Purdue MP3’s not quite at the academic elite level as Northwestern, but you get the idea.

I’m betting that this guy is smart enough to consider … in addition to simply a ‘highest bidder wins’ contest … other factors such as whether he’s going to be the only top shelf DE on his next team (a pair of top shelf DEs limits the ability of the offense to double team block one DE all the time with a OT + RB combo); whether the second string / depth players are not likely to beat him out, yet good enough to play enough snaps for the first string DEs to get some rest during the game; whether the DT group is strong enough to create the inside push that creates the situation in which the DEs can feast upon the QB; and whether the position coaches in the DL are good.