Jaden Dugger NFL Tour

[Swamp]

I heard they have too many TSAB fans that frown upon team signing cajuns

All we gotta do is keep feeding them Gators in the lake. No mo Tiguhs

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[JAB]

I heard they have too many TSAB fans that frown upon team signing cajuns

To be fair, the Cajuns don't have a huge history of NFL success.

[MarlinMan3]

To be fair, the Cajuns don't have a huge history of NFL success.

If you look at it from a percentage basis seems the few we have had have been very successful. Cant think of any overhyped flops.

[Swamp]

If you look at it from a percentage basis seems the few we have had have been very successful. Cant think of any overhyped flops.

That is very accurate.

Remember J'marcus. "He can throw the ball 60 yards sitting on his a$s." Who gives a f

[Cajunchuck]

To be fair, the Cajuns don't have a huge history of NFL success.

They don't have the volume of a lot of P4 schools but have had quite a few players with very successful NFL careers. Brian Mitchell, Jake Delhomme, Orlando Thomas, Brandon Stokley, Rafael Septien, Charles Tillman, Tracy Walker, Todd Scott, Anthony Clement, Ike Taylor, Ladarius Green, Percy Butler, Robert Hunt and Kevin Dotson achieved success at the NFL level. Plus, there are others who played in the NFL and others that are still playing that are trying to make their mark.

[JAB]

If you look at it from a percentage basis seems the few we have had have been very successful. Cant think of any overhyped flops.

I might be misunderstanding you, but it sounds like you are trying to say that NFL teams should prefer UL's players over and above bigger programs' players simply because there is less of a risk that a UL player would be an "overhyped flop."

Again, that might not be what you're saying, but if so...that's bonkers.

[Turbine]

I might be misunderstanding you, but it sounds like you are trying to say that NFL teams should prefer UL's players over and above bigger programs' players simply because there is less of a risk that a UL player would be an "overhyped flop."

Again, that might not be what you're saying, but if so...that's bonkers.

If everyone around you is a five star and you look good.

Are you?

If everyone around you is a two star and you look good.

Are you?

[Million$Mullet]

They don't have the volume of a lot of P4 schools but have had quite a few players with very successful NFL careers. Brian Mitchell, Jake Delhomme, Orlando Thomas, Brandon Stokley, Rafael Septien, Charles Tillman, Tracy Walker, Todd Scott, Anthony Clement, Ike Taylor, Ladarius Green, Percy Butler, Robert Hunt and Kevin Dotson achieved success at the NFL level. Plus, there are others who played in the NFL and others that are still playing that are trying to make their mark.

He never misses a chance to put down little ol USL.

[JAB]

If everyone around you is a five star and you look good.

Are you?

If everyone around you is a two star and you look good.

Are you?

I actually think this is the beauty of the NFL. Someone like Dalen Cambre can work hard and earn a spot on a roster while other big name players may get cut. NFL players come from all sorts of schools, and that's cool.

My point is that if you're just looking the odds, it is more likely that a player from a big time school will succeed rather than a player from a smaller school. So I don't blame NFL teams for trusting big schools more than small schools.