both Landry and BP said give a draft class three years before final judgement.
However despite what some want to bleat, a class can be balled a bust quicker than that and that has happened Our draft classes in the late 90's stank and we knew it right away
2000 gave us ONE good player in Mario Edwards and that was known in one year. If that is not a bust what is?
The problem with the 2023 class was that we went for need over everything else for the first two picks; and both do not look promising.
Smith is already a problem with this whole weight loss thing; the boys do not seem to know what they want to do with him
Schoon was another NEED pick that was NOT NEEDED and does not look great either
Overshawn MIGHT be the one player in the draft that really shines but we will not know for AT LEAST another year
Richards so far, to be blunt, seems to have the most promise and it is not huge