Episode 653 - An In-Depth Look at the "Big 3" WRs w/Travis Reier, Eddie Radosevich, & Joe Blewett
Scott Mason talks to Travis Reier of Bamaonline.com and Tide 100.9 in Alabama, Eddie Radosevich of Soonerscoop.com and Franchise Sports 107.7 FM in Oklahoma City, and Joe Blewett of JetsXfactor to discuss the collegiate careers and film of the "Big 3" Wide Receivers in the 2020 NFL Draft: Alabama's Jerry Jeudy and Henry Ruggs as well as Oklahoma's CeeDee Lamb!
First, we take a look at Jeudy and Ruggs' Alabama days as Travis talks about their backgrounds and what they are like as people including their personal stories, Wills' ongoing development as a player, what it was like to get to know and watch them both up close, the relationship between the young wide receivers and their head coaches, teammates and local community, whether or not they would be a good fit in New York, and more before Eddie joins the show to shed the same light on Lamb!
Then Joe joins the show to talk film on all 3 wide receivers including: Their positives and negatives, ceilings and floors, how they would each fit with the Jets' and Adam Gase's system, and whether or not the Jets should select any of the 3 should any of them be available at #11 overall.
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