No, it isn't.
Sports are one of the biggest nepo industries in the world
There are folks that have him in the top 3. I don’t necessarily agree, but he is in the top 10. But what the hell do I know?
What’s his family connection ?
The NFL/Texas "family"
I did like Colt as a player. He wasn’t the most talented guy out there, but he was tough as nails.
Yeah I have nothing against him but he's clearly not a commentator
If you can show me 7 better with touch, accuracy, ball placement, arm strength, and footwork, and cluth performance....I would pay to see them.
Ahh. I was thinking jac collingsworth and Chris simms, who are actual nepos, and aren’t good
Again…it’s just my opinion. I respect yours. He’s just looked bad so far tonight, but even Joe Montana had bad games.
I don’t know. He seems like a good kid. Lots of pressure on him because of the expectations Colorado has on him. Going both ways cannot end well at this level. Nick Saban had some interesting things to say about it this morning. Basically, he said it will eventually wear him out and could affect his draft status.
Idk he's kind of a jerk on the field. Maybe he's a great dude but the antics are a bit much.
He’s good but he’s not this can’t miss qb who you should tank for that these bandwagon jumpers who know nothing about football make him out to be the next Caleb Williams. He needs to sit for a year as a rookie qb.
He's worse than Johnny Manziel. No chance he sticks in the NFL
On field antics are an immature thing a lot of these kids do. I saw a Merrimack defensive back celebrate a hit when it was 56-7. The optics aren’t what these kids think about.
It's not just on the playing surface. It's a sideline act too
Only raises more questions about UConn.
The D-line has been in his lap all night. I have watched him play over a dozen times. No one could produce behind that line. Like I said, I will pay to see 7 better than him.