[rjcj2017]

True - speaking of which, Patrick Mahomes who wasn't exactly a big time recruit and didn't exactly set the word on fire in college (he will always be the guy who lost 66 to 10 to Iowa State) is probably winning his second MVP this year and that is probably the perfect example of why the NFL drafts for traits and not college success.

I guess that is why Wil Levis is so highly regarded - he can make the elite throws.  

On another NIL note, there will definitely be some guys who sign big time NIL contracts then not amount to much and end up being undrafted - I was starting to think that Spencer Rattler would qualify until I saw some of that Tennessee-South Carolina game - obviously any issues he had the past couple of years are not due to his ability to throw the ball.

It's definitely a mixed bag for sure.

A lot of it has to do with coaching and just putting your time in to wait for the right opportunity - Tua, for example.

Great college player, iffy NFL player his first couple of years, then gets a good offensive minded coach with a system that works well for him.