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I heard the same disappeared against top SEC stuff about Odell Beckham Jr.
Don't overthink it. There's always other factors at play.
Don't overthink it. There's always other factors at play.
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I heard the same disappeared against top SEC stuff about Odell Beckham Jr.
Don't overthink it. There's always other factors at play.
Still overthinking it.
The talent is obvious. And there's plenty of articles and such that give you a good look at his character. And coaches talking about his work ethic.
Myles Garrett is going to be a problem in the NFL for years to come. If the Saints wound up with him somehow, that would make the draft unbelievably successful. Even if that means trading up.
If we are selling out for one final run with Drew, depending on bonfires agency goes, this may the year to put together a package to make a big leap in the draft for a Barnett or Garrett.
Our biggest need right now is a big time pass rusher. We do that and re-sign Fairley, all of a sudden the Saints have potentially the best defensive line in football.
I'm not overthinking it. I'm simply stating what I saw and what the stats back up. Never said he was gonna be a bust or anything like that. I'm simply stating that he put up bigger numbers vs non-SEC schools and put up very pedestrian numbers vs SEC offensive lines.
Let's take a look.
This is his sack totals vs non-SEC and SEC schools.
2014: he played in 12 games total his freshmen year.
Non-SEC: 8.5 sacks
SEC: 3 sacks
2015: he played in 13 games total his sophomore year.
Non-SEC: 6.5 sacks
SEC: 6 sacks
2016: he's played in 9 games total, with a bowl game still ahead.
Non-SEC: 5.5 sacks
SEC: 3 sacks
2015 was pretty even, but the others aren't. I'm not saying I wouldn't love to have him on this team because I would do cartwheels if he fell to our pick. He has alot of talent and upside. I just wanted to point out that Garrett didn't produce huge sack totals vs the tougher opponents. Alot of people think he's the most talented player in this draft, but I think he's third, behind Fournette and Allen. Those two dominated basically everyone and don't have huge holes in their game, like Garrett. It's just my opinion and I'm sure many would disagree.
Anyways, there's a 0% chance he's a Saint next year, unless we trade up, so none of this really matters. Barnett is a realistic target and I'd love to get him.
I'm not overthinking it. I'm simply stating what I saw and what the stats back up. Never said he was gonna be a bust or anything like that. I'm simply stating that he put up bigger numbers vs non-SEC schools and put up very pedestrian numbers vs SEC offensive lines.
Let's take a look.
This is his sack totals vs non-SEC and SEC schools.
2014: he played in 12 games total his freshmen year.
Non-SEC: 8.5 sacks
SEC: 3 sacks
2015: he played in 13 games total his sophomore year.
Non-SEC: 6.5 sacks
SEC: 6 sacks
2016: he's played in 9 games total, with a bowl game still ahead.
Non-SEC: 5.5 sacks
SEC: 3 sacks
2015 was pretty even, but the others aren't. I'm not saying I wouldn't love to have him on this team because I would do cartwheels if he fell to our pick. He has alot of talent and upside. I just wanted to point out that Garrett didn't produce huge sack totals vs the tougher opponents. Alot of people think he's the most talented player in this draft, but I think he's third, behind Fournette and Allen. Those two dominated basically everyone and don't have huge holes in their game, like Garrett. It's just my opinion and I'm sure many would disagree.
Anyways, there's a 0% chance he's a Saint next year, unless we trade up, so none of this really matters. Barnett is a realistic target and I'd love to get him.
redshirted in his first year, and recorded 3.5 quarterback sacks, 24 tackles, including seven tackles for loss, two forced fumbles, one interception and one blocked kick as a redshirt freshman.
In his sophomore year, he intercepted a tipped pass in a game, which secured a victory.
In 2012, he registered  3 1⁄2 sacks while starting in nine of the team's games.
As a senior in 2013, he recorded 11.5 quarterback sacks and 19 tackles for a loss. He led the SEC in both categories, and tied the school single-season record for sacks. He was named the SEC Defensive Player of the Week in two consecutive weeks.
After the season, he was named the SEC Co-Defensive Player of the Year, with C. J. Mosley, and a first-team all-SEC selection. He was named a first-team All-American by the Walter Camp Football Foundation, Associated Press, Sporting News, the American Football Coaches Association, and the Football Writers Association of America. He was also named a semifinalist for the Chuck Bednarik Award, the Hendricks Award, and the Lombardi Award. In the 2014 Cotton Bowl Classic, he forced a fumble that was returned for a touchdown, securing the victory.
During his college career, he accumulated 123 tackles, including 36 for loss, 21 sacks, six forced fumbles and two intercepted passes
Who is this?
Hint. He's a pass rusher. And he's not in football anymore.
Stats (even stats in the SEC) aren't everything.