Shea got beat out by Jordan Tamuu at Ole Miss and that’s the real reason why he left Ole Miss. He got beat out by Tamuu again with the Chiefs. He was a bust who fell apart unless he was playing a cupcake
@@kenn3x3 you should. They are a team thrown together in a couple months with zero chemistry. Most of them cats that decide to go the IMG route almost always bust at the college level.
Will Brown yes ! Go to community files and you can download all the projected draft classes all the way til 2026 . Pretty fun honestly only thing that still keeps me emmersed into the game
Shea Patterson didn't leave Ole Miss because he was "screwed" by the program. He left because he wasn't ever going to be the starter again after Jordan Ta'amu (pronounced Tay-ah-moo) came in and played better. Once Shea figured out he wasn't going to start anymore, he left. Simple as that. Didn't have anything to do with the NCAA investigation, although that did provide him with a good excuse to leave. Remember the NCAA originally didn't grant any waivers for the Ole Miss players who wanted to transfer, so Patterson was taking a huge risk transferring because it could have easily cost him a year of eligibility, but because he would have been relegated to the backup, it made sense.
@@randyjordan5521 I wouldn't say Ole Miss was a mediocre program when Shea got there. In 2015, the season before Shea arrived, the Rebels finished ranked 9th in the nation, beat Alabama for the second year in a row, and won the Sugar Bowl. They did fall into mediocrity the following years, but they had certainly been very competitive in the toughest division of the toughest conference in all of college football.
When UM acted like they won the championship when they beat Army I knew they were in trouble. Same as last week when they beat Rutgers in double OT and were celebrating like crazy.
Damn I can’t believe I’m agreeing with an OSU fan but John O’Korn was anything but solid. If it wasn’t for his terrible reads, 2017 would have been a much different year for Michigan.
@@rileydrwencke9801 you're bringing up meaningless stats. Michigan has what 1/2 of a national championship in the last 70 years your guys's best coach what is only national title coaching at Ohio State and the so-called Golden Boy and savior of Michigan football Jim Harbaugh has been a disaster
@@sambaxter7035 explain bad career... his stats were still incredible, enough to be the Chiefs 3rd string and starter for XFL team. College team had bad coaching which led to bad record. Who else do you think threw to AJ and DK?
@@sambaxter7035 4-8? That was John Rhys Plumlee and Matt Corral. 2017 he was 3-2 after Shea was out with season ending injury. 2018 he was 6-5 and didn’t finish the season with an injury.
Patterson was like a lot of great high school athletes, for whatever reason they just don't have what it takes to make it at the next level. And the reason he left Ole Miss is that he was beaten out by Jordan Ta'amu. Patterson was looking at being relegated to a backup role after all of the high school hype.
He would've done a lot better had he gone to another program. Harbaugh, despite the hype, CAN NOT develop qbs. Or any other players, for that matter...
I agree he couldn’t throw down field or spread the field. Frustrating to watch week after week. I thought Jim would start grooming someone for the future but. Something I give Jim heck for
@Michigan fan sounds like that still means Harbaugh's at fault. If he wasn't that good, why did Harbaugh keep him in? Why not put someone in that would do those things? If he had no one else to turn to, what's that say about his recruiting? Consider this: the HC isn responsible for development. That's the Offensive Coordinator and Position Coach's job. Harbaugh had help at his other stops, but his UM run has been lackluster, at best.
If Kaepernick didn't have explosive running ability he never would have played a down at QB. in the NFL. Jim must have concurred with allowing Alex Smith go. Calling Harbaugh a QB. Whisperer is like giving credit to serial killers for reducing overpopulation.
Both are victims of the UM media. I remember seeing the insane hype for Milton and thinking to myself "I wasn't impressed with him at all last year, why does everyone think he'll be good?"
@@Aaron-kj8dv I know right? Milton only had like a 50% completion percentage in High School. He has a big arm and is probably better off playing at a lower level
I live 45 mins south of Ann Arbor in Shea’s hometown and they had HUGE EXPECTATIONS with him coming to Michigan. Harbaugh has got to go he couldn’t win with Tom Brady now.
Some guys I worked with way back in 1996 got me hooked on following HS football recruiting. Eventually, it became obvious as the biggest determining factor is the ability to make the mental leap when you realize that everyone was All-District in HS, even the walkons. The top college athletes are the ones who can focus mentally as well as physically, occasionally you get a complete freak of nature who can dominate on skill alone, but most top players are top players because of their mindset. I am not an athlete or a psychologist, these are just observations, so take it for what it is worth.
We didn’t need another Shea Patterson apologist feature. Greatness rises above adversity and Shea just wasn’t great. In fact, some would say he only had moments of being good and the rest of the time he mired in mediocrity. He’s not the first to be hyped but turned out to be a bust and he won’t be the last.
He had the potential to be great, but it is all on him. This is from a SI article "Gattis seemed to indicate that Patterson didn't put in the necessary work over the summer, citing the quarterback's time spent on the golf course versus in the film room and throwing with receivers. That's not the best endorsement from a new offensive coordinator looking to get off to a fast start with a veteran QB and talented wide receiver room." I think because he already had a MLB contract Patterson did not take playing football as serous as someone who is trying to get into the NFL.
@@jeremykicklighter2986 oh thank you for your opinion! The whole world can exhale now that you’ve shared it. Oh wait, I’m sorry. You must have been looking in the mirror when you said that. Dude, get over yourself
Because Harbaugh tries putting square pegs into round holes. What I'm saying is he tried forcing Patterson to become a pocket passer when it was clear he could throw better on the run.
I loved Shea. I remember watching the bleacher report on IMG and when I saw he was coming to Michigan I was extremely excited. I thought his first season was solid. Maybe because the team hadn’t had to much to compare but come his second season his biggest flaw was clearly the deep ball. I liked Shea but as you said he didn’t quite live up to the #1 hype
What went wrong ?? He was a ( B ) level quarterback with ( A ) level hype and expectations. He probably played the best he could and was pretty good, just not good enough. His great crime? Being good enough to play well and not good enough or able to carry a team to victory against the better teams. He was a 9 and 3 quarterback.
Solid video, but the Michigan narrative is pretty rough. Rudock and Speight played well when healthy at Michigan, O'Korn was absolutely abysmal, and in Shea's first year, the team was top-3 in the country rolling into OSU and favored in that game (they had lost despite Harbaugh's best game plan in 2017 due to O'Korn's poor play and 2016, of course, was the "J.T. was/was not short" game). The team was back to a high level again his senior year, but really, Shea's success started and ended with non-OSU home games, and in most of those, the run game carried him at times. I think Harbaugh messed him up, personally. The Michigan offense was horribly conservative while Shea was around. One example that still pops up in my head from that period is that Shea was absolutely stellar at executing RPO QB run design plays, so what did Harbaugh's offense do? Always run the RB in those situations. But yeah, just wanted to comment on the Michigan narrative here as somebody who just graduated from UofM in June.
Shea Patterson put Michigan with opportunity at the College Football Playoff going into Ohio St both years but that's where it went bad.. But he had some unbelievable games for Michigan including passing for 800 yards and 9 TDs in the 2 games leading to the Ohio St game in 2019 and was big in 3 straight ranked wins in 2018..
The comments explaining what happened are much better then the video. He was simply overrated by recruiters. That's it. Happens all the time, which is why I never pay attention to the star ratings.
He wasn't the problem at Michigan, Michigan was the problem and Harbaugh. Patterson isn't a Pro Style Type QB, hes a Spread or Air Raid Guy. He would have had better success in the Pac 12, or Sec if he stayed there.
As a fan of big blue, I really did not see anything special about Shea. He was not horrible, but he was clearly not the man to lead the team. He was definitely athletic, but never impressed me. He had more than enough weapons on offense to really make his mark as one of the great talents to wear the uniform, but was constantly finding himself scrambling for safety, more than looking like a great field general. I hope that he is able to find that elusive gear in the pros.
Dude was so much more dynamic and better at Ole Miss. he never fit in the traditional strict system of harbaugh at Michigan. Dude was so much better in the spread, going to Michigan was his biggest mistake
I have mixed feelings on the dude. He wasn't as advertised, but he usually played well against Ohio State when the rest of the team didn't. Most of my issue with him was inconsistency. His first year with Michigan was solid, but 2019 was really rough.
@@Lakersdude7 He called Nebraska a solid team in this video too and criticized Shea’s stats in that game when he barely played and barely had to throw the ball because Nebraska was so bad 😂
As a Michigan fan i heard all the hype got excited but was super disappointed. I've seen him throw for 70 yds in a game. I was happy for dillian mccaffery when he transferred. Michigan is where qbs go to die. Harbaugh is definitely not a qb whisper.
@@ronaldmathis3695 that’s not true. He got hurt and remained hurt the rest of the year. Jordan came in and balled out and then Shea transferred in December. Sure it made all of us feel better saying “let him leave, Jordan would beat him out anyway “, but there was never a dispute on who was the starter while Shea was healthy. Could Jordan have beaten him out? Sure. Did Shea leave because he could possibly be a backup on a team that had NCAA sanctions? Sure. Can you blame him? Nope. I’d have cheesed it too on the Wolverines G6
Inflation was good and this was an overall good video but I have a bit of constructive criticism. Please edit out your stutters or record that part again. It doesn't sound like that big of a deal but it'll make your content sound more professional and presentable. Stay on the grind 👌
Most Michigan fans don’t realize that Ole Miss ended up playing better after Shea got hurt. Part of the reason for his transfer was he would have had to fight for the starting role with Jordan Ta’amu. Dude would have thrown to DK Metcalf, AJ Brown and Bills TE, Dawson Knox. He never fit Michigan’s pro-style offense. Jordan Ta’amu ended up going to the new XFL. After the XFL, Kansas City signed Shea and Jordan around the same time. A little Ole Miss reunion.
Should of stayed at ole miss some of the plays he made was amazing he fit well there I was very disappointed when he left still my favorite quarterback
@Andy Gygi They never even tried to develop Shea. Harbaugh figured he was already developed and thought he could just throw a saddle on him and he would carry the team into the CFP, but Shea just wasn't ready for that.
As a Michigan fan it was hard to watch Shea, he was up and down, the ups were against bad teams and downs against good teams, any game that we needed to win he didn’t show up. That’s just my personal opinion.
U should do a video like this on Braxton Miller. Top QB and a 5* recruit in his class, Heisman finalist, national champion. Then gets drafted in 3rd round in 2016 and played 2 seasons and is basically out of the league, (has been signed to 3 different teams since, but gets cut and hasnt made a roster yet) already due to being a free agent but nobody's signed him.
I remember this dude being close to the top of every 2020 draft class I downloaded for Madden 19. Then he got humiliated by Florida and C.J. Gardner-Johnson and it all went downhill from there pretty much
i feel like michigan didnt really put Shea in a good position to take advantage of his best assets. he was a let down, but i feel like it wasn't all his fault. michigan has some serious organizational problems.
I don’t think painting Ole Miss and Matt Luke as the reason for him leaving is a bit wrong. I think that does play a factor but Ta’amu flat out beat him for the starting job. That’s why he left, he wasn’t going to start anymore. Just was an overhyped qb is all. I do wish we could have gotten him with Lane to see what he could have turned him into. Love your videos, keep it up man!!
Remember when he defeated my school back when he played with Hidalgo we were surprised to see a freshman QB defeat us specially bc we went 4 deep that year
The reason my uncle got Covid is because Patrick Mahomes screamed at him he went from Ole Miss from 16 to 2017 the Michigan 2018 2019 then went to the NFL draft but before the NFL draft before he went to Michigan he could’ve went to LSU
This might just be me, but I really hate inconsistent gear, Shea goes from wearing a Schutt to a speeedflex back to a schutt and he keeps putting a glove on his hand
His first year was rough..but that second year at UM when everyone was talkn down on him he turned his game all the way up, throwing strikes and making big plays everygame.i thought he was worth a 4th round pick
How is Harbaugh a QB whisperer? Every QB he coached at MI got worse as they matured. I remember Speight being better his first year starting. Same with Patterson. Could be wrong but I feel this is true.
Nah, he didn't show up to optinal practices his senior year. That is what killed him the most. Gattis was supposed to implement a system that would be pass heavy, but Shea wasn't ready. He decided to play golf instead of do summer camps. It showed
Im sorry but in the Harbaugh era Michigan has had way too many "what happened to" type players.... Players ranked as high as #1 overall recruits and they vanish right before our eyes..
Very dissapointing career for Shea. Coming out of IMG and when he went to Ole Miss I seriously thought he was the real deal and he was gonna be a first round pick in the draft. But he kinda sucked with Michigan. and Ole Miss.
Wait, his gramps was Len Chappell? That's heaps cool. Dude was kind of an OG underrated star. Number retired by Wake Forest, up there with Tim Duncan, CP3 and Muggsy Bogues
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Yes
That's funny
He'd be starting in the NFL if you had not gone to Michigan
Leonard Campanelli damn maybe he pronounces it likes that 🙄
Shea got beat out by Jordan Tamuu at Ole Miss and that’s the real reason why he left Ole Miss. He got beat out by Tamuu again with the Chiefs. He was a bust who fell apart unless he was playing a cupcake
@Barb Wray and Shea realized that too
100%. Shea would’ve never left if he wasn’t beat out by Jordan.
Who's here after Shea went #1 in the USFL draft & Taamu went #2??
Another Over rated IMG player
@@peterkeigwin847 tf you talking about joe milton never attended img
@@mmast1898 my bad was thinking of someone else but he's trash too so 🤷♂️
Seems to be a trend. Great when they got 4 and 5* recruits all up and down a high school roster but when they go elsewhere they get exposed
@@matthewkoster9967 my school beat img and we not all that good lol
@@kenn3x3 you should. They are a team thrown together in a couple months with zero chemistry. Most of them cats that decide to go the IMG route almost always bust at the college level.
What went wrong? Jim Harbaugh. That's what went wrong.
@andre jamison
Very true
Harbum ruins all his quarter backs
@@thatidiot1863 andrew luck did ok, he had 2 years with Harbaugh. Thats all i got
His turnover margin at Ole Miss was terrible too, and his crazy big plays were due to AJ Brown and DK Metcalf
@@thatidiot1863 I’m a Michigan fan and I agree
@@oliverdagrouch6570
I believe Michigan is a very talented team they just don’t have the right coaches s
He was simply overvalued by the recruiters. Happens all the time.
Jim Harbaugh was INCORRECTLY known as a QB whisperer.
Fixed that for ya
I drafted him 3rd round in madden he's won 2 championships and a Super Bowl for me 😂✊🏼
Didn’t know they had real college players that could be drafted in madden
Will Brown yes ! Go to community files and you can download all the projected draft classes all the way til 2026 . Pretty fun honestly only thing that still keeps me emmersed into the game
Its Sento I haven’t bought a madden since 18, I instead buy NCAA14 and I’ve been satisfied
Will Brown yeah I still play that game since it came out
Its Sento yeah, way better
Shea Patterson didn't leave Ole Miss because he was "screwed" by the program. He left because he wasn't ever going to be the starter again after Jordan Ta'amu (pronounced Tay-ah-moo) came in and played better. Once Shea figured out he wasn't going to start anymore, he left. Simple as that. Didn't have anything to do with the NCAA investigation, although that did provide him with a good excuse to leave. Remember the NCAA originally didn't grant any waivers for the Ole Miss players who wanted to transfer, so Patterson was taking a huge risk transferring because it could have easily cost him a year of eligibility, but because he would have been relegated to the backup, it made sense.
It's very telling that he got beat out at QB at mediocre Ole Miss, but became the immediate starter at traditional power Michigan.
@@randyjordan5521 Michigan would be mediocre in the sec buddy😂
@@joshkominek456 imagine believing that
@@kmoneyhall836 You're right they wouldn't even be mediocre in the sec considering they're only mediocre in the big 10
@@randyjordan5521 I wouldn't say Ole Miss was a mediocre program when Shea got there. In 2015, the season before Shea arrived, the Rebels finished ranked 9th in the nation, beat Alabama for the second year in a row, and won the Sugar Bowl. They did fall into mediocrity the following years, but they had certainly been very competitive in the toughest division of the toughest conference in all of college football.
The way he says “Hugh”. The G is silent bro💀
Came to make this comment. “HYOO” buddy. Not “HYOOG”
You have no clue how agonizing this was for me to hear that.
You called John O'Korn solid idk why I'm watching this
sikid4000 ik he was so bad
Facts!!! O’korn was TERRIBLE
Trevor Mason ikr
Also Jim is not a good coach
Can Of Corn was SOOOO BAAAAAD
“Didnt throw a touchdown against army.......”
I can tell you the problem. ..... he’s not any good
I mean he had to learn a new offense every year he didn’t get too much help honestly
army is cheeks
@@tlesko3921 so is navy🤣
When UM acted like they won the championship when they beat Army I knew they were in trouble.
Same as last week when they beat Rutgers in double OT and were celebrating like crazy.
@@Aaron-kj8dv
Wasn’t it triple OT and yes...... you are correct
I’m sorry man but you called John O’Korn solid.
Damn I can’t believe I’m agreeing with an OSU fan but John O’Korn was anything but solid. If it wasn’t for his terrible reads, 2017 would have been a much different year for Michigan.
I'd miss Jake rudock, Jabril peppers , and Jake butt. I would also wish for chase wino, and taco Charleston
Chase win-0 against O-H
Kinda sad Michigan has be so bad you miss average players
@@benkellar9970 Michigan produces the most nfl draft picks out of almost every school
@@rileydrwencke9801 you're bringing up meaningless stats. Michigan has what 1/2 of a national championship in the last 70 years your guys's best coach what is only national title coaching at Ohio State and the so-called Golden Boy and savior of Michigan football Jim Harbaugh has been a disaster
Lol Jake Rudock, Iowa's scraps
Don’t lie, Jordan Taamu beat him for the starting job at ole miss when he came back and that’s why he transferred
The thing is tho Jordan Taamu went on to have a pretty bad career at ole miss
@@sambaxter7035 explain bad career... his stats were still incredible, enough to be the Chiefs 3rd string and starter for XFL team. College team had bad coaching which led to bad record. Who else do you think threw to AJ and DK?
@@sethblackwell158 bro went 5-7 and 4-8. All I’m saying is he couldn’t have been farther from a “good” career. His stats are deceiving
@@sambaxter7035 4-8? That was John Rhys Plumlee and Matt Corral. 2017 he was 3-2 after Shea was out with season ending injury. 2018 he was 6-5 and didn’t finish the season with an injury.
@@sethblackwell158 shii my fault my fault got my years mixed up. Nah he wasn’t that bad
I'm a Michigan fan I agree he was kinda disappointing
Patterson was like a lot of great high school athletes, for whatever reason they just don't have what it takes to make it at the next level.
And the reason he left Ole Miss is that he was beaten out by Jordan Ta'amu. Patterson was looking at being relegated to a backup role after all of the high school hype.
I could be wrong but weren’t there reports of him not working hard and wanting to play golf?
@@GoBlue_yanks42 I never heard that, but it's possible.
He would've done a lot better had he gone to another program. Harbaugh, despite the hype, CAN NOT develop qbs. Or any other players, for that matter...
I agree he couldn’t throw down field or spread the field. Frustrating to watch week after week. I thought Jim would start grooming someone for the future but. Something I give Jim heck for
@Michigan fan sounds like that still means Harbaugh's at fault. If he wasn't that good, why did Harbaugh keep him in? Why not put someone in that would do those things? If he had no one else to turn to, what's that say about his recruiting?
Consider this: the HC isn responsible for development. That's the Offensive Coordinator and Position Coach's job. Harbaugh had help at his other stops, but his UM run has been lackluster, at best.
@Michigan fan Harbaugh is trash, and he is dragging Xichigan down. But I hope he stays there for at least the next ten years!
If Kaepernick didn't have explosive running ability he never would have played a down at QB. in the NFL. Jim must have concurred with allowing Alex Smith go. Calling Harbaugh a QB. Whisperer is like giving credit to serial killers for reducing overpopulation.
@Michigan fan My grandmother could have developed the immensely talented Andrew Luck.
I remember when he played as a freshman for Ole Miss before devastating injury.
So much talent and potential. He was for real and a duel threat
The guy never had great arm strength. It was always below average.
❤ shea Patterson, but too short
Yea I remember him being a dual threat, he could fumble AND throw interceptions
I'm just as upset with Joe milton than I was with shea patterson
I just hope Cade isnt the next Brandon Peters
Both are victims of the UM media. I remember seeing the insane hype for Milton and thinking to myself "I wasn't impressed with him at all last year, why does everyone think he'll be good?"
@@Aaron-kj8dv I know right? Milton only had like a 50% completion percentage in High School. He has a big arm and is probably better off playing at a lower level
Michigan fan here, we kept waiting and waiting for that 5 star talent to appear and it never did.
We got spirts when it really didn’t matter Except maybe against msu but so many turnovers
At least we have JJ McCarthy for at least another year. JJ has largely lived up to the hype and I expect him to improve even more going into next year
What happened is , he got lazy. He should have spend more time on the field and film room instead of the golf course his senior year
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hahah
He went to Ole Miss for the same reason the other 5 stars went there under Freeze, Straight cash Homie
Yep. We just now starting to recover from that mess. We are a lot better than our record that's for sure. Think we will be top 25 next year
Yes because certainly no other college teams pay their players. Lol. Gimme a break with that crap.
It's the southern christian way
@@dontarguewithfools Yet sill a lot better than northern atheist homosexual like yourself.
@@JK-vc7ie roll tide
Coming from a Michigan fan I was very disappointed in Shea Patterson in his first year
"He missed every throw by 3 feet for 2 straight years" That's it. He had elite receivers and couldnt hit them even when they were wide open.
He was slow AF & had a noodle arm
Love the content bro bro!
He’s getting a second chance with the Michigan Panthers
I live about an hour from Shreveport and I remember the hype surrounding shea during those years
crazy!
I live 45 mins south of Ann Arbor in Shea’s hometown and they had HUGE EXPECTATIONS with him coming to Michigan. Harbaugh has got to go he couldn’t win with Tom Brady now.
No way you think John O’Korn was a solid QB
And now he’s the #1 overall pick
Now he's the #1 pick in the usfl, and he's back in Michigan〽️
Some guys I worked with way back in 1996 got me hooked on following HS football recruiting. Eventually, it became obvious as the biggest determining factor is the ability to make the mental leap when you realize that everyone was All-District in HS, even the walkons. The top college athletes are the ones who can focus mentally as well as physically, occasionally you get a complete freak of nature who can dominate on skill alone, but most top players are top players because of their mindset. I am not an athlete or a psychologist, these are just observations, so take it for what it is worth.
Starting his first CFL game baby
I have faith in him go riders
I'm a Michigan fan and I was a little underwhelmed and eventually I realized he wasn't that great
We didn’t need another Shea Patterson apologist feature. Greatness rises above adversity and Shea just wasn’t great. In fact, some would say he only had moments of being good and the rest of the time he mired in mediocrity. He’s not the first to be hyped but turned out to be a bust and he won’t be the last.
I think it was a fun story to tell!
Scott Fisher same here our fam still talks to him and I would love to see him be a nfl star some day because I know he has the talent to do so.
He had the potential to be great, but it is all on him. This is from a SI article "Gattis seemed to indicate that Patterson didn't put in the necessary work over the summer, citing the quarterback's time spent on the golf course versus in the film room and throwing with receivers. That's not the best endorsement from a new offensive coordinator looking to get off to a fast start with a veteran QB and talented wide receiver room." I think because he already had a MLB contract Patterson did not take playing football as serous as someone who is trying to get into the NFL.
Shut the hell up nobody cares what you think. This was a great story to tell.
@@jeremykicklighter2986 oh thank you for your opinion! The whole world can exhale now that you’ve shared it. Oh wait, I’m sorry. You must have been looking in the mirror when you said that. Dude, get over yourself
I can’t believe he was ranked the number 1 QB, smh
Because Harbaugh tries putting square pegs into round holes. What I'm saying is he tried forcing Patterson to become a pocket passer when it was clear he could throw better on the run.
I loved Shea. I remember watching the bleacher report on IMG and when I saw he was coming to Michigan I was extremely excited. I thought his first season was solid. Maybe because the team hadn’t had to much to compare but come his second season his biggest flaw was clearly the deep ball. I liked Shea but as you said he didn’t quite live up to the #1 hype
What went wrong ?? He was a ( B ) level quarterback with ( A ) level hype and expectations. He probably played the best he could and was pretty good, just not good enough. His great crime? Being good enough to play well and not good enough or able to carry a team to victory against the better teams. He was a 9 and 3 quarterback.
I enjoy all your vids bro
Solid wepons???? Aj brown was the #1 reciver in the country plus D.K Thats a little more than solid
Ye ikr
Solid video, but the Michigan narrative is pretty rough. Rudock and Speight played well when healthy at Michigan, O'Korn was absolutely abysmal, and in Shea's first year, the team was top-3 in the country rolling into OSU and favored in that game (they had lost despite Harbaugh's best game plan in 2017 due to O'Korn's poor play and 2016, of course, was the "J.T. was/was not short" game). The team was back to a high level again his senior year, but really, Shea's success started and ended with non-OSU home games, and in most of those, the run game carried him at times. I think Harbaugh messed him up, personally. The Michigan offense was horribly conservative while Shea was around. One example that still pops up in my head from that period is that Shea was absolutely stellar at executing RPO QB run design plays, so what did Harbaugh's offense do? Always run the RB in those situations. But yeah, just wanted to comment on the Michigan narrative here as somebody who just graduated from UofM in June.
Shea Patterson put Michigan with opportunity at the College Football Playoff going into Ohio St both years but that's where it went bad.. But he had some unbelievable games for Michigan including passing for 800 yards and 9 TDs in the 2 games leading to the Ohio St game in 2019 and was big in 3 straight ranked wins in 2018..
Highly overrated. It would have been a huge surprise if he did get drafted.
haha
You are 100% right
This is just a reading of the top level stats and game summary, there’s no insight or analysis here at all
The comments explaining what happened are much better then the video.
He was simply overrated by recruiters. That's it. Happens all the time, which is why I never pay attention to the star ratings.
Buckeyes fan here. Makes me happy they have Joe Milton. Gonna throw our secondary a couple of freebies this year.
As a Michigan fan, I always waited for him to do something, he never did. He seemed selfish and not a winner.
He wasn't the problem at Michigan, Michigan was the problem and Harbaugh. Patterson isn't a Pro Style Type QB, hes a Spread or Air Raid Guy. He would have had better success in the Pac 12, or Sec if he stayed there.
As a Buckeye Fan I absolutely loved Sheila Patterson and Jim Hairbaugh 😂😂😂 O H!!
"He was looked at as the future of college football."
No he was not. What a joke
As a uofm fan i had such high hopes for shea. After his first year though it was clear he didn't have the accuracy to be a great player.
As a fan of big blue, I really did not see anything special about Shea. He was not horrible, but he was clearly not the man to lead the team. He was definitely athletic, but never impressed me. He had more than enough weapons on offense to really make his mark as one of the great talents to wear the uniform, but was constantly finding himself scrambling for safety, more than looking like a great field general.
I hope that he is able to find that elusive gear in the pros.
Dude was so much more dynamic and better at Ole Miss. he never fit in the traditional strict system of harbaugh at Michigan. Dude was so much better in the spread, going to Michigan was his biggest mistake
“Another Buckeye beat down.” You’re damn right lol
Got cut before ever even making it into camp. Ouch.
Terrible. I really hope he gets another chance
I have mixed feelings on the dude. He wasn't as advertised, but he usually played well against Ohio State when the rest of the team didn't. Most of my issue with him was inconsistency. His first year with Michigan was solid, but 2019 was really rough.
5:28 John Okorn a solid quarterback lmao
I don’t think he knows anything about Michigan football lol, had to rewind when I heard that
@@Lakersdude7 He called Nebraska a solid team in this video too and criticized Shea’s stats in that game when he barely played and barely had to throw the ball because Nebraska was so bad 😂
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Played against him in middle school in Hidalgo. I remember that game vs Texas a&m. That had to be the #1 highlight of his career…
Great vid man love the Chanel keep making fire content
Appreciate it brotha!
As a prospective employer once warned me- "When you throw the wadded paper at the trash basket, some go in and many don't."
Haha!
Good video
As a Michigan fan i heard all the hype got excited but was super disappointed. I've seen him throw for 70 yds in a game. I was happy for dillian mccaffery when he transferred. Michigan is where qbs go to die. Harbaugh is definitely not a qb whisper.
The guy would have done better staying at Ole Miss. HOTTY TODDY
Amen go rebs
Hotty Toddy!!!
@@ronaldmathis3695 that’s not true. He got hurt and remained hurt the rest of the year. Jordan came in and balled out and then Shea transferred in December. Sure it made all of us feel better saying “let him leave, Jordan would beat him out anyway “, but there was never a dispute on who was the starter while Shea was healthy. Could Jordan have beaten him out? Sure. Did Shea leave because he could possibly be a backup on a team that had NCAA sanctions? Sure. Can you blame him? Nope. I’d have cheesed it too on the Wolverines G6
good video👍
Inflation was good and this was an overall good video but I have a bit of constructive criticism. Please edit out your stutters or record that part again. It doesn't sound like that big of a deal but it'll make your content sound more professional and presentable.
Stay on the grind 👌
Alex Insured. The phrase originally born is laughable.
I'm sure he appreciates advice from a guy who works in a bowling alley in Stink Lake, Mi
Most Michigan fans don’t realize that Ole Miss ended up playing better after Shea got hurt. Part of the reason for his transfer was he would have had to fight for the starting role with Jordan Ta’amu. Dude would have thrown to DK Metcalf, AJ Brown and Bills TE, Dawson Knox.
He never fit Michigan’s pro-style offense. Jordan Ta’amu ended up going to the new XFL. After the XFL, Kansas City signed Shea and Jordan around the same time. A little Ole Miss reunion.
Shea wasn't really a bad kid per se, but his dad is a real piece of work. As in, piece of sh*t.
What happened to Shea Patterson? He played for Jim Hairball at Michigan.
Hewg Freeze 😭
Should of stayed at ole miss some of the plays he made was amazing he fit well there I was very disappointed when he left still my favorite quarterback
He should have stayed
I mean im a michigan fan and he was so much better than the guy before him
@@georgewilson06 so how did he go undrafted? Did the guy before go undrafted?
@Andy Gygi patterson seems really good off these highlights tho so im confused he even looked solid enough for games
@Andy Gygi They never even tried to develop Shea. Harbaugh figured he was already developed and thought he could just throw a saddle on him and he would carry the team into the CFP, but Shea just wasn't ready for that.
As a Michigan fan it was hard to watch Shea, he was up and down, the ups were against bad teams and downs against good teams, any game that we needed to win he didn’t show up. That’s just my personal opinion.
His first problem is that he went to Michigan...
U should do a video like this on Braxton Miller. Top QB and a 5* recruit in his class, Heisman finalist, national champion. Then gets drafted in 3rd round in 2016 and played 2 seasons and is basically out of the league, (has been signed to 3 different teams since, but gets cut and hasnt made a roster yet) already due to being a free agent but nobody's signed him.
Braxton is just like the other OSU quarterbacks GARBAGE ! The one that was actually good had to leave the school and became a #1 Draft pick
Shocked how he struggled at Senior bowl
I remember this dude being close to the top of every 2020 draft class I downloaded for Madden 19. Then he got humiliated by Florida and C.J. Gardner-Johnson and it all went downhill from there pretty much
i feel like michigan didnt really put Shea in a good position to take advantage of his best assets. he was a let down, but i feel like it wasn't all his fault. michigan has some serious organizational problems.
I liked him. Thought he played his butt off personally and I was always waiting to see him have breakout games.
Dude got exposed in high school against any DB who could read a play
I don’t think painting Ole Miss and Matt Luke as the reason for him leaving is a bit wrong. I think that does play a factor but Ta’amu flat out beat him for the starting job. That’s why he left, he wasn’t going to start anymore. Just was an overhyped qb is all. I do wish we could have gotten him with Lane to see what he could have turned him into. Love your videos, keep it up man!!
Remember when he defeated my school back when he played with Hidalgo we were surprised to see a freshman QB defeat us specially bc we went 4 deep that year
Just because ur a 5 star in hs doesn’t mean u will have a bright football future, plenty of 3 stars or unranked guys have been drafted top 10
I can say as a Michigan fan we were extremely disappointed with him
Not gonna bash U-M, but Harbaugh’s coaching job on Shea Patterson was just, terrible.
It wasn't good
Scott Fisher he was way better at Ole Miss as a FR/SO
I'm a Michigan fan but I agree lol
The reason my uncle got Covid is because Patrick Mahomes screamed at him he went from Ole Miss from 16 to 2017 the Michigan 2018 2019 then went to the NFL draft but before the NFL draft before he went to Michigan he could’ve went to LSU
This might just be me, but I really hate inconsistent gear, Shea goes from wearing a Schutt to a speeedflex back to a schutt and he keeps putting a glove on his hand
hahah i never noticed that
His first year was rough..but that second year at UM when everyone was talkn down on him he turned his game all the way up, throwing strikes and making big plays everygame.i thought he was worth a 4th round pick
Ole Miss fan here. His biggest problem was that he was scared to get hit. Anytime he felt the slightest bit of pressure he would panic
Hotly Toddy!!!
Michigan, that’s what went wrong
Shea Patterson was a huge disappointment and when I met him in real life he wasn’t the happiest person
I wonder if he reads our comments and if it bothers him.
How is Harbaugh a QB whisperer? Every QB he coached at MI got worse as they matured. I remember Speight being better his first year starting. Same with Patterson. Could be wrong but I feel this is true.
Nah, he didn't show up to optinal practices his senior year. That is what killed him the most. Gattis was supposed to implement a system that would be pass heavy, but Shea wasn't ready. He decided to play golf instead of do summer camps. It showed
Im sorry but in the Harbaugh era Michigan has had way too many "what happened to" type players.... Players ranked as high as #1 overall recruits and they vanish right before our eyes..
you're not wrong
Harbaugh always gets top recruits for some reason even tho he ruins almost all of them
Last year he played with guts, but def with heart against ND. Prolly lost a lot of years in his life tho.
Shows how a break or problem here or there can define your destiny!
Very dissapointing career for Shea. Coming out of IMG and when he went to Ole Miss I seriously thought he was the real deal and he was gonna be a first round pick in the draft. But he kinda sucked with Michigan. and Ole Miss.
I thought he was the real deal too! It's disappointing
Shea lost his job to Jordan Ta'amu. He was afraid of the rush...... #HottyToddy
Harbaugh wasn't a good coach for him
Wait, his gramps was Len Chappell? That's heaps cool. Dude was kind of an OG underrated star. Number retired by Wake Forest, up there with Tim Duncan, CP3 and Muggsy Bogues
In Shreveport he went to a football power house Calvary. Them boys are built like grown men in high school
This dude was slow & had a noodle arm just wasted a great o line & wr core