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(04-01-2020, 04:25 PM)Whatever Wrote: Uh, no.

Queen was still graded as a 6th/7th rounder after the SEC title game.  He jumped only after the CFP.

Did you watch much Clemson?  The NCG was actually Lawrence's 3rd highest rushing total of the season, and that total includes 2 sacks.  OSU was the only team he really ran wild on all year.  Lawrence is like Burrow.  They can run, but they're pass first.  Lawrence's failure in the NCG was in the passing game, where he was held to season lows in Completion % and TD's.  It was not Queen stuffing him in the run game.

You are like Fred Jr, the constant contrarian.  When I said "in the biggest moment, the championship game", I meant the National Championship Game, not the conference title.  I thought when I said "biggest moment" that might have clued you in on which championship game, but my fault, I should have been more specific. 

And you are saying he only jumped from 6th/7th rounder after the National Championship game to a fringe first rounder?  I don't believe that.  If you can show a source dated just before the National Championship Game that projected Queen as a 6th or 7th rounder, I would be amazed.

And yes, I did watch much Clemson  .  He had to run against OSU and LSU because his receivers were not wide open as they were all season against lesser competition.  Lawrence beat OSU to the tune of 107 yards on 16 rushes.  He ran 10 times for 49 yards against LSU, with one run of 17 yards.  Take that away and he had 32 yards on 9 carries.  That is pretty shut down considering what he did against a similar defense in Ohio State.  The fact that Lawrence also struggled against LSU further proves the ability of Queen, because he was dragging in coverage a great deal.  His coverage ratings, in fact, are far superior to that of Murray.

But it's ok if you don't see it.  33 NFL teams and their GMs do...I am hoping we are the ones that get him.