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Michigan QB Out For the Season

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I said they were the first 2 that come to mind of course I'm going to include Ohio State. I watch every Ohio State, Michigan, and Alabama game so excuse me for those instantly coming to mind. Adoree' Jackson was a better version of Jabrill Peppers last year for USC, but nobody even knows who he is. He's basically defense and return man now this year, but he picked Browning off twice last week.

 

FYI, I was being sarcastic in reference to Jackson.

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OSU fan here, Jabrill Peppers is the best/most versatile player in the country.

 

He's the perfect Safety/OLB hybrid that NFL teams are moving to with the pass heavier offenses.

 

Somebody can actually be unbiased, you're the real MVP.

Why are the Bucks fans so anti-Peppers? He's a phenomenal player.

Why are the Bucks fans so anti-Peppers? He's a phenomenal player.

 

They aren't. Only @GrantNKY, and he'd be in love with Peppers if he wore the Scarlet and Gray.

They aren't. Only @GrantNKY, and he'd be in love with Peppers if he wore the Scarlet and Gray.

I'm still waiting for someone to give me a stat that shows me how great he is, or a play or something, anything. He just looks like a really great athlete to me with the potential to have a great NFL career. Not the best player in college football. He's good at a lot of things, I don't think he is the best at anything.

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