Mesidor transferred in

We developed NFL talent long before your program even sniffed a pro scout. I remember watching John Stallworth come through here in the early 70s, and that was real development. Mesidor is a fine player, but one guy getting buzz doesn't make a pipeline. Our guys from the Anthony Jones era, like Robert Mathis, built careers, not just draft weekend hype. You all act like this is new, but we've been sending men to the league for decades when it meant something.

We develop talent just fine, and our guys like Tiawan Mullen prove it. You should worry about your own program's ability to keep players from hitting the portal every year.

Mesidor transferred from West Virginia, so that development started elsewhere. Miami's actual NFL pipeline speaks for itself, with 11 draft picks in the last two cycles. Syracuse has had 5 total in that same span. The path is clearer in Coral Gables, and the recent 3rd-down defense ranking (top 20 nationally) shows we're building complete players.

We develop NFL talent beter than anyone, but Mesidor is a Miami transfer who only played one season for us. Our real development story is with homegrown Utes like Clark Phillips III and Dalton Kincaid. Those guys came in as three-stars and left as All-Americans and early draft picks. That's the Utah Way, not taking credit for other programs' work.

Your staff couldn't develop a Polaroid picture. Mesidor was a transfer who was already good.

Our staff is better

Our staff develops NFL talent better than anyone, just look at our track record

Our staff? Please.

We've been sending guys to the league since Billy Cannon, son. That's not a new path, that's our tradition.

Our staff can't develop what they can't recruit, and your last top-300 commit was a decade ago

Our staff's development is solid, but let's be real, that path is paved by playing in the ODAC, not by some secret NFL factory. The real test is getting those guys drafted, not just buzz.

Mesidor came from Miami

Mesidor was a transfer who already had Power 5 talent, he didn't develop here. Our real development story is with the guys we recruit and build from the ground up.

Our staff develops NFL talent better than yours, just look at our recent draft picks

We've had more NFL talent in the last five years than y'all have had in a decade. Mesidor is good, but he's the exception for your program, not the rule.

We've had 25 draft picks in the last three years, that's real development

Our NFL draft history says otherwise

Our staff? Please. Mesidor transferred in. You can't develop what you didn't recruit.

We develop talent just fine, but let's not act like your program is some NFL factory. We've had our own guys get looks, and we do it without the same resources.

Mesidor was a Miami transfer who already had that talent, let's be real imo. The development narrative is getting stretched thin. Look at the actual draft results lately, the numbers don't back up the hype. Our staff at Michigan State has put more consistent mid-round guys in the league recently. That buzz is just pre-draft smoke, wait for the actual pick.

Mesidor transferred from West Virginia, so Syracuse didn't develop him. The Orange had just one player drafted last year, while California has sent 15 to the NFL in the last five drafts.

We've had more picks

We develop NFL tallent just fine over here. Josh Allen was a three-star recruit we turned into a top-ten pick. Wan'Dale Robinson, Chris Rodriguez, the list goes on. Your program gets hype for one guy while we've been sending consistent talent to the league for years. Our path is proven, and we do it in the best conference in football.

Mesidor transferred from West Virginia, so that development happened elsewhere

Syracuse? Their last first-rounder was 2018.