There’s been a lot of talk about Elite 11 rankings being off (regardless of the outlet that published a ranking of any kind). This video talks about why the ranking – and the Elite 11 overall – is but one data point anyway. There are some great players there, however.
Quarterbacks like Julian Sayin (Alabama), Prentiss Air Noland (Ohio State), CJ Carr (Notre Dame), Dylan Raiola (Georgia), Luke Kromenhoek (Florida State) Will Hammond (Texas Tech), and all the other signal callers that attended the Elite 11 finals pushed each other. That’s also true for the young quarterbacks that did not even get invited to the finals. They still gained by learning from one another and the camp counselors that were present.
So, what does that mean for evaluations from the media? It’s one data point. Very helpful, as I am a huge fan of Elite 11 and have been to several of them. That does not mean it’s the ending point for how these quarterbacks will be graded. In fact, it’s quite the opposite, and that includes recruiting rankings as well.
Friday nights, when players actually take hits, that’s what counts the most. I get deeper into that aspect, and one vital aspect of it in particular, within the video.
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