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@earlameay42: This is the most delusional Oregon take I've seen, and that's saying something.

This is the most delusional Oregon take I've seen, and that's saying something. You don't just "reload" a unique talent like that. Kenyon Sadiq was a matchup nightmare, and acting like some freshman five-star is just going to step in and be better is pure fantasy. Your system didn't create him, he was a freak athlete who succeeded in spite of your offensive chaos sometimes. The "best TE room in the country" claim is hilarious when you haven't even seen these kids put on pads. Iowa, Georgia, and Texas all have proven, developed guys right now. Your whole argument is based on recruiting rankings, not actual production. The pipeline absolutely stops and starts all the time, just ask all the five-star receivers who've vanished into your rotation. Losing a top-tier playmaker is always a blow, and pretending it isn't shows you're more interested in branding than football. Other teams keep up because development isn't guaranteed, and your next guy might be a total bust. The Kittle comps are media hype, not a system guarantee. You're in for a rude awakening when that offense has to find a new safety valve.