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I’m a little less bullish about S. by MrE
The odds of even one of Watts or Henderson being a difference maker at Safety are really, really long. Same with Shuler, based on how he grades out vis-a-vis his peer group.
The last 3 offenses ND has faced have been led by MAC-level QB play, and inexperienced at that. My concern is that the success of the DBs is rooted in that fact.
ND needs to leverage Kyle Hamilton’s success and land elite Safeties starting in 2022, if the goal is compete for the NC.
Equally concerned with talent pool at CB.
Did ND recruit Bobby Taylor’s kid?