Spencer Buckley

Alabama freshman WR Cederian Morgan is still Mr. Dependable. Some of the best and consistent hands I ever evaluated.

Freshman WR Cederian Morgan with a nice over the shoulder catch in today’s practice video

A route from Texas A&M WR Ashton Bethel-Roman at today’s spring practice:

The Alabama QB Battle is officially underway 👀 Who wins the job? Austin Mack or Keelon Russell

“Film doesn’t lie” There is no better point in human history than now to point to how humans are incapable of seeing the same thing, on video or in person, and coming away with the same conclusions. People either don’t know what they’re looking at or can’t agree with what it means. Biases clouds the vision, including selection bias, confirmation bias, over-weighing the first pieces of information we see, over-weighing a single trait, and group think. As humans, we want to be different but we also want to be similar. This leads to us arbitrarily selecting which opinions we want to agree with and which ones we want to deviate from. “Film doesn’t lie” Okay, but who are you to distinguish what good route running is and what bad route running is. Or good blocking technique vs bad technique. Or what’s coachable vs what isn’t. Or whether a QB made the right read or wrong read “Film doesn’t lie” Okay, but are people actually watching the film? For every prospect? At every position? How can we trust the evaluation of someone who watches 20% of career snaps for 20% of the prospects at a given position. “Film doesn’t lie” Okay, but people do.

Lincoln Riley said Waymond Jordan had to have a cleanup in his ankle, so he will be not be available the rest of the spring, but he is expected to be good to go in the summer.

Career dropped passes by the top 2026 WR prospects

There are some fantasy football accounts that do a good job of putting in the time and making salient observations in the draft space. And then there are also fantasy football accounts that should just do fantasy football content.