Jets Hit Rock Bottom (again)

That being Mesa maker and car who I have not watched yet.

I've seen a little bit on like broadcast and stuff, but I haven't done like an actual breakdown on them.

I still have to do, I have to catch up a little bit on arch, but I watched his first three or four games and broke down film on them or on him.

So that's available to put out.

I did shambles last year and I have to keep up with him this year.

So, you know, apparently he's in a little bit better, obviously undersized.

And then we have Mensah, who I did three or four games on as well.

So I'll catch up with him as well, and we'll see.

We'll see what happens so far.

I can tell you as of right now, do I feel like any of these guys are worth 1-1 if the Jets were there? I don't.

Arch has a lot of physical capability, but he struggles to process.

He can force balls.

His accuracy, short to mid, can really waver because of poor mechanics.

Mensah, I like Mensah quite a bit.

My thing is, to be short, I need him to be—or I need to see him in— harder gaming is harder competition because it feels like there's times where I want him to fit the ball into his first or second read because in a tight window, but he doesn't do it.

And the thinking with that is, okay, is he not doing it because his third, fourth read is always so open because of how good Miami is versus the competition they're playing? Or is it, or is he being conservative because, Hey, we're already up 24 to three in this game.

Or is it a thing where he's not confident ripping the ball into tight windows because he's not confident ripping the ball into tight windows.

Okay, that's a different conversation.

So I have to see a little bit more of him in the college football playoffs, which will be huge for him.

But then I'll watch the other three guys.

I see James Callahan, I guess it is in here, saying little Norris.

As of right now, it doesn't seem like he's going to be in the conversation for the first round, at least from what I'm hearing.

Maybe he is James.

Transparently, I'm not the biggest college football guy.

If he does enter that conversation, he gets more so on my radar.

That being Mesa maker and car who I have not watched yet.

I've seen a little bit on like broadcast and stuff, but I haven't done like an actual breakdown on them.

I still have to do, I have to catch up a little bit on arch, but I watched his first three or four games and broke down film on them or on him.

So that's available to put out.

I did shambles last year and I have to keep up with him this year.

So, you know, apparently he's in a little bit better, obviously undersized.

And then we have Mensah, who I did three or four games on as well.

So I'll catch up with him as well, and we'll see.

We'll see what happens so far.

I can tell you as of right now, do I feel like any of these guys are worth 1-1 if the Jets were there? I don't.

Arch has a lot of physical capability, but he struggles to process.

He can force balls.

His accuracy, short to mid, can really waver because of poor mechanics.

Mensah, I like Mensah quite a bit.

My thing is, to be short, I need him to be—or I need to see him in— harder gaming is harder competition because it feels like there's times where I want him to fit the ball into his first or second read because in a tight window, but he doesn't do it.

And the thinking with that is, okay, is he not doing it because his third, fourth read is always so open because of how good Miami is versus the competition they're playing? Or is it, or is he being conservative because, Hey, we're already up 24 to three in this game.

Or is it a thing where he's not confident ripping the ball into tight windows because he's not confident ripping the ball into tight windows.

Okay, that's a different conversation.

So I have to see a little bit more of him in the college football playoffs, which will be huge for him.

But then I'll watch the other three guys.

I see James Callahan, I guess it is in here, saying little Norris.

As of right now, it doesn't seem like he's going to be in the conversation for the first round, at least from what I'm hearing.

Maybe he is James.

Transparently, I'm not the biggest college football guy.

If he does enter that conversation, he gets more so on my radar.