Watching the highlights, I'm reminded all over again of what we we're missing after he went down. His loss said a lot about a lot of things. First, that ND's general depth is so much better than the Weis-ie-ngham years that his loss wasn't viewed as a season ender. And, it says a lot about him that in this poster's (underinformed) opinion, he was leagues better than Harrison Smith in his final season. Finally, the lense into his play at all three levels is a depressing reminder of how much talent we lost when he went down. Don't see how the bowl game is even close if he's on the field.
Really great write up on Kyle over at The Ringer.
https://www.theringer.com/nfl/2022/3/28/22996666/kyle-hamilton-nfl-draft-top-pick-safety-value
Watching the highlights, I'm reminded all over again of what we we're missing after he went down. His loss said a lot about a lot of things. First, that ND's general depth is so much better than the Weis-ie-ngham years that his loss wasn't viewed as a season ender. And, it says a lot about him that in this poster's (underinformed) opinion, he was leagues better than Harrison Smith in his final season. Finally, the lense into his play at all three levels is a depressing reminder of how much talent we lost when he went down. Don't see how the bowl game is even close if he's on the field.