Bison in the NFL

[2011BisonAlumni]

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Trey clocks in at #4 biggest busts since 1990 on this list.

But you guys are right….isn’t a bust.

[scottietohottie]

Lanced is the new Munsoned eh!

Oh my little trey toy. What is it about good sex that makes me half to crap?

[BISONBRI53]

His chance was taken away due to his play.

Deer in headlights. Sorry but the folks who do this for a living are all in concurrence with it.

He’s not good.

BUT i thought it was because veteran players decided to sit out with "injuries" in protest to him playing? Toxic

[56BISON73]

BUT i thought it was because veteran players decided to sit out with "injuries" in protest to him playing? Toxic

That sounds like drug infused statement from 123?

[TransAmBison]

Trey is a prefect example of the role luck sometimes plays. Opportunity is also key. Sometimes getting the right coach or team at the right time lauches a career. Nothing about sports is prefect. The best players don't always become the All Pros. Sometimes through their own actions and sometimes through others.

In his case he was negatively impacted by the 2020 season postponement. Given the information he had about his draft status and that Spring season, he made the choice 100% of people in his position would make. In hindsight would he be in better shape if he had played? Possibly but what if he was injured. Maybe he drops out of the first round but ends up somewhere that he can get more of an opportunity. The injury was unfortunate and then to have Purdy step up like he did changed his course. Now he's had 6 seasons after high school where he's only played one season plus a handful of other games. Technically someone who is drafted 3rd overall doesn't have anything to show after 3 years would qualify as a bust. He's young enough he could still step up if given the opportunity.

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I agree luck played a part...but in his favor. He went a season with no picks...won a NC and got drafted and a big pay check. I don't think he was necessarily NFL caliber. Look at his passing against JMU. Oh, he could run...but that doesn't work out well for most NFL qbs long term. If he played another full season I don't know if he gets drafted at all. Great qb in college for our system. Wish him the best, but I just don't see it for him in the NFL...never did.

[southcliffbison]

Lanced is the new Munsoned eh!

Oh my little trey toy. What is it about good sex that makes me half to crap?

you're a sick pigeon. Do that neck thing.....might help

[GCWaters]

Trey is a prefect example of the role luck sometimes plays. Opportunity is also key. Sometimes getting the right coach or team at the right time lauches a career. Nothing about sports is prefect. The best players don't always become the All Pros. Sometimes through their own actions and sometimes through others.

In his case he was negatively impacted by the 2020 season postponement. Given the information he had about his draft status and that Spring season, he made the choice 100% of people in his position would make. In hindsight would he be in better shape if he had played? Possibly but what if he was injured. Maybe he drops out of the first round but ends up somewhere that he can get more of an opportunity. The injury was unfortunate and then to have Purdy step up like he did changed his course. Now he's had 6 seasons after high school where he's only played one season plus a handful of other games. Technically someone who is drafted 3rd overall doesn't have anything to show after 3 years would qualify as a bust. He's young enough he could still step up if given the opportunity.

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I agree completely…whether his fault or not, he’s been a bust so far…

[HerdistheWord]

His chance was taken away due to his play.

Deer in headlights. Sorry but the folks who do this for a living are all in concurrence with it.

He’s not good.

Pretty big statement to make off of like 3-is full games of play. Nobody is making sound evaluations off of that. Sorry to break it to you, but the guys “who do this for a living” get QB evaluations wrong over 50% of the time. Trey is by no means on the path to NFL stardom as it stands today, but saying he failed due to his play when injuries have literally prevented him from playing just seems a bit far-fetched to me. Trey’s passing for a 1st year QB at NDSU was pretty amazing. Obviously the expectation is that he continues to develop that skill. Unfortunately, his development was stunted by injuries. If he can overcome that, he still has a chance to turn it around.

[123Gobison]

That sounds like drug infused statement from 123?

America is the incest capital of the world, who know you may be a product of this fine system. Only a person with half a brain would believe that Trey is a bust. He is still a QB in NFL, just like Easton and Carson. And he was traded for a 4th round pick, higher trade value than any of the QBs in his draft class.

[scottietohottie]

America is the incest capital of the world, who know you may be a product of this fine system. Only a person with half a brain would believe that Trey is a bust. He is still a QB in NFL, just like Easton and Carson. And he was traded for a 4th round pick, higher trade value than any of the QBs in his draft class.

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