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A slow 🧵
Thursday is for the sickos. Eight G6 plays, one bonus stash on a bye, and a nation-worst defense to exploit.
A defense allowing 43.1 PPG allowed to outside WRs. Guess who lines up outside?
The Sicko List, Week 7: G6 CFF Plays Hiding in Plain Sight
https://t.co/0WckJNyNRF
For Spafford, these are the athletic testing numbers that we have for him. We are typically at the mercy of what is publicly available, outside of approx max mph which we can measure.
You can see that the that the speed score is excellent as is acceleration, but the rest of the measurements we have aren’t great and his size is in the lower end of what makes it to the NFL.
Lastly, we factor in how many high school sports someone plays, as there’s some correlation there. We have him at 2 sports
For Wingo, I was the low guy on our team and lower than the services. To me, questions about a skill to truly hang his hat on. Wanted to see more YAC ability and some questions about ability to win deep with consistency. Have not watched yet this year to see how he’s looked
Checking in on the 2026 Recruiting Class at the half point of their freshman season
Did not think this was a particularly strong receiver class from a future pro standpoint. Don’t have enough info yet to confirm or deny that presumption
Think a lot of the guys with perceived issues or cap on upside have played well early
#C2CRecruits2026
These were my recruiting rankings
Youll notice that, conversely, Mosley was 15 spots higher than the services had him. Was a pretty big fan of his
KDW has been a bit lucky with the preseason injuries to Hines and Anderson. He likely would not have featured as much if not for those, IMO. If I knew in February that all the experienced guys were to be injured, he’d have probably ranked higher, although still likely lower than his ranking in the composite
Checking in on the 2026 Recruiting Class at the half point of their freshman season
Did not think this was a particularly strong receiver class from a future pro standpoint. Don’t have enough info yet to confirm or deny that presumption
Think a lot of the guys with perceived issues or cap on upside have played well early
#C2CRecruits2026
@CPeazzy We have proprietary formulas for both high school production and athleticism that give a percentile. Those data points, plus a landing spot grade, usually make up ~25-30% of a player’s score
These are my rankings as recruits, which were locked in back in February
Misses:
- Legree but literally no one saw this coming. I wouldn’t change my process to try to find another guy like him
- Only one BYU receiver ranked lower than Glasker
- Thought Burroughs could play at Clemson. Probably underestimated how bad that situation is
- Should’ve dropped Mathews after the injury.
Evals I’m happy with:
- At the risk of poking two fan bases, fading basically everything OU/ND do at WR currently. I’ve talked about this on plenty of shows in the past year or two. I just am not a believer in their current eval philosophies at the WR position
- Although Morgan ranked somewhat high due to the athletic tools, vast range of outcomes. Think it’s likely those concerns have been proven true thus far
- Guillford fade
- Darby/Mosley ~ 15 spots higher than Composite