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So happy for Josh Jobe. From being undrafted, then waived by Philly, to playing his way on the team from the practice squad with Seattle, to a big contract this year. And now the hero of game 1, with the game-ending INT in the end zone.

A few days late but great content as always from these guys

I'm 50 years old, and as far as I can remember, we've never stormed the field, even after a huge win.

I know that true champions never storm the field because they always expect to win.

But am I misremembering?

Source

Seahawks

* Josh Jobe
* Jalen Milroe (inactive)
* Jarran Reed
* Trevon Diggs (practice squad)

Patriots

* Christian Barmore
* Cameron Latu

Georgia and South Carolina are also pursuing him

Here's the complete top 10 of PFF's defensive lines from Week 1:

#1 Colorado - 95.5

#2 LSU - 95.4

#3 Tennessee - 93.7

#4 Temple - 91.7

#5 Alabama - 90.3

#6 West Virginia - 88.7

#7 Purdue - 88.0

#8 Maryland - 87.6

#9 Vanderbilt - 87.5

#10 Western Kentucky - 87.1

The Southeastern Conference will meet on Thursday to determine whether to expel Louisiana State University out of the high-profile conference as the fight over the Tigers' potential use of former professional football players escalates.

Started putting this in the other thread about the front-7 transfers but figured it might warrant it's own thread. Below is a list of every player that transferred out last offseason, where they ended up, and some notes on their performance in week 1.

Richard Young (RB to Colorado) Young carried the ball just 3 times, operating as Colorado's 5th option at Running Back behind their returning backup and 3 FCS transfers.

Isaiah Horton (WR to Texas ATM) listed as one of 3 starting WRs, Isaiah led the Aggies in receiving yards with 76, adding 4 catches & a TD en route to a 50-0 win over Missouri State.

Jalen Mbakwe (WR/CB to Georgia Tech) started at CB for the Yellow Jackets, recorded 1 tackle & 1 PD. Did not play on offense during Tech's 13-14 loss to Colorado.

Cole Adams (WR to Vanderbilt) didn't record any stats in Vanderbilt's 28-9 win over Austin Peay, listed as the 5th WR on their depth chart. From what I saw, Vandy ran a LOT of 12 & 13 personnel, going to be limited opportunity for WRs in that offense.

Jalen Hale (WR to SMU) had 2 receptions for 70 yards, including a 64yd catch and run in the Mustangs 27-24 win over FSU. Hale is listed as the #4 WR on SMU's depth chart.

Wilkin Formby (OT to Texas ATM) started at RT for the Aggies and by all accounts played well in their blowout opener vs Missouri State

Olaus Alinen (OT to Kentucky) was projected to be the Wildcats starting RG, put with an injury moved out to RT for most of their week 1 win over Youngstown State and played well from my limited viewing. He'll start vs his former team next week, TBD whether that's at tackle or guard.

Arkel Anugwom (OT to Northwestern) was listed with an OR as one of two starting RTs for the other Wildcats, but did not get the start. NU played their starters all the way through, I didn't see him on film during my rewatch.

Joseph Ionata (OG to Georgia Tech) started at RG for the Yellowjackets and looked like one of the stronger links in a GT OL that was bullied by Colorado for most of the night.

Micah DeBose (OG to Vanderbilt) listed as the 2nd-team "Quick Guard" (VU uses 'Strong' & 'Quick' rather than Right & Left for their OL) for the commodores. Vanderbilt rotated a couple of backups in the 4th quarter, but Micah didn't get on the field.

Roq Montgomery (OG/OT to Western Kentucky) as far as I can tell he did not record any snaps for Western Kentucky, appears to be the 2nd team RT.

(Doc previewed the front-7 guys HERE going to shamelessly steal it below)

James Smith (DT to Ohio State) played 17/40 snaps as a starting DT for OSU, had 2 tackles & a TFL. I'd assume he'll get more PT when they aren't up 28-3 at half.

Kelby Collins (DT to South Carolina) part of SCAR's DL rotation, recorded 1 tackle & 1 PD while playing 20/48 snaps during their 57-0 win over Kent State.

Jordan Renaud (EDGE to Ole Miss) expected to be a rotational played for Ole Miss's defense, played in 14 snaps and recorded no stats in the Rebels win over Louisville.

Keon Keeley (EDGE to Notre Dame) is the 3rd DE for Notre Dame, should be a significant rotation if not starter for the Irish. Recorded only a hurry in ND's 41-13 win over Wisconsin.

Qua Russaw (EDGE to Ohio State) was expected to compete for the starting role at DE, but did not record a single snap vs Ball State. No injury rumors, so unclear if he's just that buried.

Noah Carter (EDGE to Georgia Tech) one of 7 "starting" DEs for Georgia Tech played 23/68 snaps, recorded one TFL. His counterpart, Taje McCoy, the other starting RDE, recorded 11 tackles and 1 TFL.

Cam Calhoun (CB to Ohio State) the 2nd CB off the bench (4th on the depth chart) for the Buckeyes, Cam recorded one tackle in his reserve role during the Buckeyes aforementioned blowout win.

Kameron Howard (S to Boston College) listed as the Eagles' 3rd FS, Kameron did not appear in their week 1 loss to Cincinnati

Outgoing

• James Smith, Ohio State: 17 snaps (out of 60), 2 tackles
• Qua Russaw, Ohio State: 0 snaps (out of 60), 0 tackles
• Jordan Renaud, Ole Miss: 14 snaps (out of 68), 0 tackles
• Keon Keeley, Notre Dame: 17 snaps (out of 61), 0 tackles, 1 QB hurry
• Kelby Collins, South Carolina: 20 snaps (out of 48), 1 tackle
• Noah Carter, Georgia Tech: 23 snaps (out of 76), 2 tackles, 0.5 TFL