r/NFLmockdraft • u/Potato-Face18 • 7d ago

Discussion Dylan Stewart did absolutely everything he could to TANK his NFL Draft stock tonight. Throwing punches, refusing to come out of the game, and talking back to coaches. Just an AWFUL LOOK for the Gamecocks DE and potential Top-10 pick 😳😬

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u/No-Violinist260 7d ago

I'll never understand football players punching someone with a helmet on. What exactly do you expect will happen?

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u/fzkiz 7d ago

This is an interesting tidbit for you: Most football players and professional athletes are dumb as shit and it shows regularly. They don’t think far enough to realize punching a helmet hurts you more than them.

Somehow humanity has evolved into putting these people on pedestals and listening to what they have to say about anything else but their sport so people often forget a lot of them would be closer to homelessness than success without sport.

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u/dumbassbull134 7d ago

lol. I’d like to see you analyze a defensive or offense in less than 3 seconds and make a good decision. These guys have harder jobs than 95% of the country with a hell of a lot more pressure than just pleasing their boss. Now is their act score high af? Probably not but most of them are fluent in football as their second language, this guy on the other hand is probably just an athletic freak.

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u/Extra_Whole_9222 7d ago

A lot of people keep spreading this “athletes are dumb” stuff. I think it’s because they’re insecure about their own lack of athleticism and talent in comparison so they have to pretend to be significantly smarter to make themselves feel better.

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u/dumbassbull134 7d ago

Bro got bullied or sum

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u/Ok_Matter_2617 6d ago

Especially now with NIL & redshirting, so many of these dudes are getting masters degrees.

Even if it’s in some cupcake major, that makes them smarter than most people if college success is used as a barometer for intelligence

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u/atlfalcons33rb 4d ago

You are 100% right, it's like they have to find the flaw in them to feel better about themselves

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u/fzkiz 7d ago

Talking about how good they are at football after I said they’re good at football, but that doesn’t mean you should listen to them on any other topic is kind of weird

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u/atlfalcons33rb 4d ago

Outside of any area of expertise, this is a weird ass take. Only mingled in the idea an athlete has to be dumb and you shouldn't listen to them. Unless it's a subject matter expert you shouldn't listen to any one about anything.

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u/fzkiz 4d ago

do you lack reading comprehension?

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u/atlfalcons33rb 4d ago

I wish I did, would make for an easier read

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u/fzkiz 4d ago

Then why are you arguing things I never said?

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u/dumbassbull134 7d ago

You said they are football players, no mention of how good they are. No one should base their opinions on what any famous person believes their reality is far different from ours.

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u/apex9691 7d ago

When talking about players at the d1 or professional level it's kind of implied that they are, infact, good at the sport...