David Boston

Ohio State has had a wide receiver tradition going back to when Hartline played.

And before that, David Boston.

It's one of the easiest places in the world to recruit wide receivers.

You got one of the highest budgets, one of the biggest brand programs in a state that they control, where they can go down and poach elsewhere with major money, and you're coaching under offensive-minded head coaches That's an easy job if you're Brian Hartline.

I think Concepcion's an option.

I'm not as bullish on David Boston.

Not David Boston.

Denzel Boston.

He admitted.

Gen X, by the way, not your millennial.

No millennial knows.

Only the true freaks like you and I saw David Boston

Even as a former player, you know, very few guys you see come in.

Like, you know, when David Boston came in, you knew he was that guy.

You know what I mean? When Jeremiah came in, like, you knew he was that guy.

And, yeah.

One dealing more during, you know, thinking back to your time playing.

And even before that is, do you ever sit back and just kind of look back at your time and thinking in the wide receiver room and you're like, Holy crap.

There was an incredible talent pool before me, guys like Chris Carter, uh, And then during your time with David Boston and Terry Glenn, Joey Galloway, and even after you, just kind of like, wow, what a freaking fraternity I had, you know, not only before but after.

It's, you know, during that.

Did he get too strong? Is he so strong now that he can't catch a ball? I don't know.

I think it might be one of those things like David Boston had that.

You get muscle, even your hands get muscle bound.

Well, now it's like the Colin Coward, like, we're good now.

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