[Mick]

RJ Abeytia talks about Phillips, Schultz, Reid and Meeks in a free post.

https://247sports.com/college/stanford/G...-113316788

RJ cites their respective evaluations from Pro Football Focus based on on-field performance.  Among the four, only Phillips rated at an elite level nationally.

Phillips - Nationally, PFF graded him as the fifth-best interior 3-4 lineman in the country.

Schultz - In 2016, Schultz graded out as the best tight end [in the Pac 12] across the board per PFF . . . He graded out as the ninth-best tight end in the Pac-12 among players who played at least 50% of his snaps in 2017.

Reid - Pro Football Focus graded Reid as the nation’s 42nd-best draft eligible safety among players who played at least 60% of his team’s defensive snaps and the third-best in the Pac-12 behind U$C’s Chris Hawkins and Washington’s Taylor Rapp.

Meeks - Meeks graded out as the fourth-best corner in the Pac-12 in 2017. Nationally, he graded out at 49th.  Each year, the QB Rating against Meeks improved, with this year ending at 86. 143 corners had a lower number.

Wow.  I had no idea that those three were that weak.  BOY would they be better off had they stayed for another year.

[Mick]

RJ Abeytia talks about Phillips, Schultz, Reid and Meeks in a free post.

https://247sports.com/college/stanford/G...-113316788

RJ cites their respective evaluations from Pro Football Focus based on on-field performance.  Among the four, only Phillips rated at an elite level nationally.

Phillips - Nationally, PFF graded him as the fifth-best interior 3-4 lineman in the country.

Schultz - In 2016, Schultz graded out as the best tight end [in the Pac 12] across the board per PFF . . . He graded out as the ninth-best tight end in the Pac-12 among players who played at least 50% of his snaps in 2017.

Reid - Pro Football Focus graded Reid as the nation’s 42nd-best draft eligible safety among players who played at least 60% of his team’s defensive snaps and the third-best in the Pac-12 behind U$C’s Chris Hawkins and Washington’s Taylor Rapp.

Meeks - Meeks graded out as the fourth-best corner in the Pac-12 in 2017. Nationally, he graded out at 49th.  Each year, the QB Rating against Meeks improved, with this year ending at 86. 143 corners had a lower number.

Wow.  I had no idea that those three were that weak.  BOY would they be better off had they stayed for another year.