[OutsiderFan]

I think your point is well made. I would note, however, that the NFL drafts based on projections on how you will do as a professional, not how you did as a college player (though of course the latter is somewhat predictive of the former). I assume that the draft stock for all three players has fallen significantly, due to questions of health, ability, or both. But low college production players have occasionally been highly based on a combination of “potential” and combine results.

BC 

Ps, I assume you didn’t mean it that way, but the statement “Only one could stay healthy“ makes it sound like it’s their fault for getting injured.

Staying healthy is a skill and it is highly valuable.

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Are there any assistant coaches out there that have caught your eye and that should be on our wish list?

I’m so done with Lance Anderson. The steady decline of the defense is just glaring, and he hasn’t coached anyone at his position to any accolades of note since Trent Murphy? That in mind:
https://goaztecs.com/sports/football/ros...arnett/490

San Diego State is #9 in FBS Yards Per Play in 2019. They were #32 in Arnett’s first year of 2018. And I’m also over Pete Hansen. Arnett would kill two birds with one stone, and Shaw could find a dedicated OLB coach.

[OutsiderFan]

I think your point is well made. I would note, however, that the NFL drafts based on projections on how you will do as a professional, not how you did as a college player (though of course the latter is somewhat predictive of the former). I assume that the draft stock for all three players has fallen significantly, due to questions of health, ability, or both. But low college production players have occasionally been highly based on a combination of “potential” and combine results.

BC 

Ps, I assume you didn’t mean it that way, but the statement “Only one could stay healthy“ makes it sound like it’s their fault for getting injured.

Staying healthy is a skill and it is highly valuable.

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Are there any assistant coaches out there that have caught your eye and that should be on our wish list?

I’m so done with Lance Anderson. The steady decline of the defense is just glaring, and he hasn’t coached anyone at his position to any accolades of note since Trent Murphy? That in mind:
https://goaztecs.com/sports/football/ros...arnett/490

San Diego State is #9 in FBS Yards Per Play in 2019. They were #32 in Arnett’s first year of 2018. And I’m also over Pete Hansen. Arnett would kill two birds with one stone, and Shaw could find a dedicated OLB coach.