This might sound like a backhanded compliment, but it is sincere
For a guy (Fisch) who does not have a history of sending guysm to the NFL, it seems he has successfully sold the notion that if you want to get to the league, come to Washington to get it done.
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No, he's convinced Doogs to parrot that narrative, especially with the trust fund NFL kids Stevie B and Brandon C both left 10 months later.
This come be/learn to be a pro tagline is the worst tagline I've seen, which is saying something when other contenders were "Greatest Setting and "loyal to the soil"
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The whole concept of going to college is to eventually become a professional of some kind, that’s the obvious part but it would be nice if the main tenant while you are in college is to have fun, win games, and play for championships
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This comment is painful to read, be better fucko.
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My comment is based on seeing quotes from multiple kids about coming here because Fisch will help them "get to the next level".
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Sark 2.0
Get ready for an 8 win ceiling and the “you just can’t expect to survive the brutal B1G” narrative -
Free pub!
Seriously tho Derek, you will be receiving a cease and desist from my lawyer.
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please settle up your last bill before you ask for more.
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I've talked about my questions about this being such a big selling point for Jedd, but the case for it is:
- I guess he can sell that with his experience in the NFL, he knows what the NFL looks for and will develop you for it. Sounds like the systems he run are similar to NFL systems.
- Especially considering it was Arizona, he did a good job of NFL development there - first round OT Jordan Morgan, portal WR & TE last year, McMillan and LT Savaiinaea this year, hypothetically he can sell Tacario, Boston, and Coleman's upcoming NFL potential
- Seems like he can genuinely easily call and get insight from several legendary NFL coaches and current NFL coaches.
