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McGee wants to see Reed be a 'four-quarter quarterback'

On Thursday's edition of TexAgs Live, former A&M QB1 Stephen McGee joined the show to discuss the national media's opinion and his own analysis of Marcel Reed. He also discussed his thoughts on which college team will implode based on drama and preseason expectations.
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Key notes from Stephen McGee interview

  • Marcel Reed has had some incredible moments. He's a great quarterback. He probably gets some shade other guys don't get. I wouldn't discredit that. If you are looking at it from the NFL Draft perspective, there's a strong argument to say he's not a top-100 football player. Is he a top-100 impact player for his school? No doubt.
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