Traylon Ray

I was very impressed by JT Lindsey, especially down the stretch, them kind of keeping the defense honest by handing the ball off to him.

Another guy who I was impressed with, Traylon Ray.

Now, we talked in the presser of that game about how this guy was playing defense last year, Stephen, which I didn't even know.

Pete said that he had him at corner, and then Traylon came up to him and was like, man, I want to stay in Oxford, but please put me back on offense.

And You know, this comes after considering entering the portal.

How big is it for this offense to get that kind of performance from Ray? Because Ruben and I, we were talking about guys like Caleb Odom, Horatio Fields being the guy, and Deuce Alexander.

But it ended up being Traylon Ray, who was the wide receiver that we're all talking about coming out of this game.

You know, whenever Charlie Weiss Jr. and Lane Kiffin had this offense going, the talk at the time was you never know who is going to step up and be the guy that gets you.

But it's definitely not private equity, even though the explanation is just that of private equity.

I think that Traylon Ray shows out this game even more so than he did against LSU.

What I do like about what Ole Miss has done offensively so far, and we've talked about it, it's different guys, right? In week one, it was Deuce.

I mean, Deuce leads the SEC in receiving.

He's been awesome.

But it was Deuce, and it was Caleb Odom.

Both of those guys had good games against LSU, but it was Traylon Ray that stands out against LSU.

I wouldn't be surprised if on Saturday it's Horatio Fields.

So it's going to be a very tough pick.

Another storyline to watch out for is Traylon Ray, who is a Florida native.

He's been going off.

He had seven catches, 115 in a tutty last week.

I think another storyline for Ole Miss is the fact that they found a third weapon on the outside.

When Ole Miss came into this season, it was like Deuce Alexander, but who else is going to step up? And then Caleb Odom stepped up, and then Traylon Ray against LSU.

Still haven't heard from Jontae Cook.

He's going to break out eventually as well.

That offense.

going to be a pain.

I mean, if Traylon Ray continues to have, he had like 118 or something like that against LSU.

If he continues to be productive like that, that's just another issue for a Florida Gator secondary that has given up a good bit of passing yards to this point.

I think another storyline for Ole Miss is the fact that they found a third weapon on the outside.

When Ole Miss came into this season, it was like Deuce Alexander, but who else is going to step up? And then Caleb Odom stepped up, and then Traylon Ray against LSU.

Still haven't heard from Jontae Cook.

He's going to break out eventually as well.

Trinidad's going to be Trinidad.

And the third weapon with Traylon Ray emerging against LSU, that's a big deal as well.

Because as we all know, whenever Lane was at Ole Miss, what made Ole Miss so dangerous is you didn't know who was going to be the dude that day.

And that is starting to happen with three guys and three games being the dude for Ole Miss.

But I'm just never going to bet against six.

Yeah, what's so fascinating too, Steven, is we talked so much the first two weeks about Deuce Alexander, Deuce Alexander, and none of these other guys really stepping up.

And then last week, enter Traylon Ray.

How many people knew his name before last week? And I had somebody tell me that's why Trinidad Chambliss is so special, is that he elevates those around you.

There are worse flyers if you're going to try and target a cheaper wide receiver this week.

Let's see, we've got Traylon Ray at 4,600 coming off his seven reception, 115 yard and one touchdown performance against LSU.

Yeah, why not, man? He's been a mainstay for, well, I can't say a mainstay.

I'm being hyperbolic there, I guess.