Dang really cool perspective thanks for sharing

as an eagles fan and jalen hurts lover, i'm scared this is what he is

@@yawn1025 I feel like the issue was just bad playcalling. You don’t suddenly go from great to terrible for no reason. And the past season has shown that Steichen is a great play caller, so hurts was great. And Johnson was a terrible play caller, so hurts wasn’t very good

Did your friend go on to coach? He sounds like he had a head for film analysis.

@@jemiller226 Left the game behind and went into finance. He thought about coaching but it's a grind to start your career.

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​@@michaelmackelvie Keep going. I'm not sure how inspiring one UKposts comment can be, but this video is the one that finally compelled me to subscribe. Your videos are novel and cover subjects I've continually thought don't receive nearly enough retrospective coverage considering the depth of coverage they're afforded initially.

He’ll get there. He has the whole package. Got a great voice, presentation and interesting content.

@@michaelmackelvielove your content. The sport insights are great

It found me

Needs of the team were different

Aka Johnny Manziel

There is so much more space for improv in college. Players aren't as good and qbs can run around while players get open because they aren't getting closed down

Exactly what I think. COLLEGE recruiters should be judged on COLLEGE success not NFL because that's basically irrelevant to them

If I were an NFL GM, 95 times out of 100, I wouldn't take a QB in the 1st round, especially if the team s*cked. Would probably favor edge rushers instead.

y’all suck at scouting

​@@satisfactorsI think literally anyone would. NFL GMs suck at scouting

​@@satisfactorsyou wish u had his job 😅

And yet those ratings are for college football saying this person should be able to play day one

You guys were so easy to kick the shit out of. Mike Farrel and his ghost writers were absolutely horrible.

Thank you my man!

Any other channels you recommend? Love these kind of videos

@@willcarroll9762john bois

Thank you my friend!

Really helps pull back a layer on how corrupt the entire college football conglomerate has become. Sad

The graphics were also top notch. I had to pause the video at several points to enjoy them.

They analysed the wrong data though 🤦‍♂️

I agree, but also the transfer portal will allow someone like an Aaron Rodgers or Josh Allen who never got viability of their game in HS to shine in JuCo and get easier opportunities in NCAA. Also much easier for players who need more years of playtime and exposure to get them. Think how crazy it is that if neither of them hustled like crazy people to get any kind of NCAA offer they would have never even sniffed an NFL field. It also means that if a school wants to elevate themselves overnight they can…like right now NYS and SUNY doesn’t have a team in a mainstream conference. UB is the flagship but stuck in the MAC. Assuming Albany wasn’t corrupt and SUNY started spending money to enhance their flagship, they could now change the team overnight into every other flagship program like Rutgers or Penn State. Small schools SHOULD act like feeder programs for larger schools, while larger schools with deep pockets have the opportunity to build teams. I think the transfer reform a win win all around.

While I agree with your point about smaller schools getting their players poached.. we can all agree that a group of 5 team up until maybe, this new 12 team format, never had a chance to compete with the top power 5 programs poaching in the first place. This does however, open opportunity up to middle tier power 5 programs that want to take the next step. My Missouri Tigers are a perfect example. 0 bowl wins since 2015. Commit to the portal, invest millions into your program, lobby to pass a state law allowing you to pay HS commits to win in state recruiting battles, and before you know it you’re beating the blue blood Ohio State in a N6 Bowl and picked to make the playoffs in 2025. The group of 5 schools really are getting the worst of this all though.

The bench players for the big programs will leave in droves though

@@jonathanpusar5931By the gods how I hate NFL and it’s fans trying to say how college should be.

👿 Go stanford

Corey I have said this my friend! They take the most abuse and are getting paid the least…idk if there’s an answer, but I have proposed the same hypothetical. Not sure if it’d pencil out…

@michaelmackelvie Thinking back on it, I may have heard you talk about this before. Maybe I stumbled across your videos before & didn't realize it, but you may be the one that convinced this needs to change.

My idea is that rookie running backs get a player option going into year 3. If they want to stay with their original team, they can stay for the full contract, but if they’ve become an elite RB, they get the opportunity to test the open market at 24 instead of 26/27.

This was true 20 years ago when backs regularly averaged 350+ totes a season. Now they're barely averaging 250+ with only the quality backs or completely run-oriented teams giving a back in the area of 300 rushes. Unless your Derrick Henry or a CMC you'll be lucky to tote the rock 350 times a year both rushing and receiving. As it stands outside of injuries teams don't do RB1 85% of the time now unless they can run, block and catch passes at a pro level. Most backs coming out of college can barely do two of the three at a pro-level at best. 3-down backs are rare enough already but a 3-down back that has all-pro levels of talent? Thats why most get discarded after their rookie deals cause for a situational player you can just draft one or sign one for cheap. The majority of whom are dime a dozen runners who don't provide anything in the passing game. This is why the Steelers will let Najee Harris walk at the end of his contract and fill his void with draftees and free agent signees.

I also like the idea of paying running backs higher on their rookie deals. That being said, the NFL teams will do some shady stuff like claim this dude is a linebacker or tight end, but play him as a running back.

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@@michaelmackelvieBy any chance do you know the song used from 1:00 to 1:25 ? it's super hype

Thanks Andrew!

Southern university band brah!!!! Best in the world 💯💯💯

@@rayzeusmusic What song is it ?

@@islandpenguin5056 my president is black by young jeezy

Yeah I was wondering too what song is that they’re playing in the montage?

@@islandpenguin5056 sorry thought I replied. It’s my president is black by young Jeezy.

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Thanks for reminding me about the speed option. I like this guy’s content but he talks as if every sentence is extremely profound and it’s too annoying for me

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