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As an oregon student right now we just knew he was gone towards the end of the season. He was just a liability in coverage and just didn’t fit the scheme our of new coaching staff. Wish the dude the best. I believe the Oregon roster is 75% of people Dan has brought in so it’s exciting to see it be his guys that fit the scheme they want to do. So excited for next season. GO DUCKS!
@@dashien2605 But Oregon since their 2014 run(even including that year) has had decent or worse WRs than most other playoff teams. They’ll get good QBs, RBs and OL, and fail to get the QB any weapons.
@@stephencurry4835 yea that’s why I actually believe these WR’s might be the most talented we’ve had. Which is sad to say since we’re solid with talent but I mean the future will only Tell during time
@@_brysonjm why would they you know how many 10’s they smash and with endorsements and NIL come on now they living the life at least they ain’t in they moms basement getting no play and making yt videos about other peoples misfortune and can actually say they did this and that when they older stuff that 90% of Americans cant and will never do
Reggie ball, Hackney from UAB, Woodson from Kentucky, McGahee from Miami, Price from Washington, Edwards from Appalachian state, Pinkney from East Carolina, and booty from usc
That is not true. He was a liability. If you actually watched him on the field, he was almost always out of place, took bad angles, missed tackles, and played with no control.
Nah that ain’t it. He just doesn’t understand his assignment. It seems like he was allowed to do whatever he wanted in high school and never taught how to play the position and stick to his job. Which is why he needs to move to DE and just contain one side of the field, as opposed to ILB.
@@ayechillout4050 yea that’s what I noticed. His top plays consisted of him over powering his opponent, or being way quicker. But that’s not what being a linebacker is about. Its more so about reading your keys and reacting. But with the right coaching he still has a chance to be great
@@ayechillout4050 yeah i observed the same thing. If i was coaching i would use him at OLB as a speed rusher but also use him in a 4'3"as a middle linebacker and teach him to attack the line of scrimmage. Sometimes coaches use kids wrong and not to there strenghts.
If they move him to outside at Arizona and let him come off the edge he’ll be real solid. He’s like Taylor Mays. Too big to be loose enough to play a coverage role
You can tell Fisher doesn't actually watch tape of the players because he didn't address any of the reasons (other than injuries) Flowe stopped playing. Go watch him play against Arizona last season. The few times he was on the field is when Arizona busted out huge runs. Watch his positioning. Watch his lack of discipline. He was a massive liability.
They said the same thing about Terrel Davis Hall of fame running back who was 7th on the depth chart at UGA. He gets drafted in the 7th round by default and meets Mike Shannahan zone blocking scheme the rest is history. Some of these college coaches get jobs because of who they know instead of being qualified. He is playing the wrong system and not being coached right. Even Sewell looks out of position because they are asking him to play coverage first instead of letting him use his instincts. It happens all the time. Its why so many late round draft picks find success in the NFL. Real coaches dont have systems they play to there personel. If Demeco Ryans was coaching Flowe i guarantee you barring injuries he would look elite. He turned Fred Warner a 3 star DB from BYU in to the best LB in football in 3 years.
@@BrunoJaws Your whole comment is nonsense on several levels and you have no idea what you're talking about. Terrell Davis ran for over 800 yards his junior year. His senior year he led the team in rushing and the guy who had the 2nd most was Hines Ward, who was just named a semi-finalist for the HOF in December. Fred Warner played LB in HS and college. I know this because I went to USC and he was recruited by us. He was a third round pick as a LB out of BYU, not a DB.. That was all before he ever met Ryans. Quit making up shit and feeding people misinformation. You're a complete clown. And what the fck does drafted in the 7th round by default mean? Get some help kid.
played against/ with flowe a bunch in SYFL, as a 10 yr old u can tell he was special lol rooting for him to bounce back at arizona he was always a real cool dude
Flowe was consistently caught out of position. He bit on the run and was very often caught off guard on a wheel route. He had 1 really great game against Fresno State a couple of years ago. Injuries really hindered his development. In 2022 he played in the most games of his career at Oregon. For the kid’s sake, I hope his transfer to Arizona works out for him. He might test the “once a Duck, always a Duck” adage.
Justin has shown the same ability at Arizona. However, he's also committed several killer penalties, including personal fouls, and has been lost in pass coverage. Justin is a terrific player who does not play always play smart. Interesting video featuring Justin's strenght and rushing ability. Jedd should try him at fullback, blocking in goal line.
Not sure he can be labeled a "bust" quite yet because he does have three years of eligibility left, but to date he hasn't been an impact player in college. To be fair he got a season ending injury in game 1 of his freshman year & then the bad luck continued when he got another season ending injury in game 1 of his second year. Bad lock, or imo, Cristobal & Coach Feld(Cristobal's S&C coach) put too much mass on him & too quickly. The kid went from 215-200ish to 245ish in just a few months. He was ripped, but I don't think his frame should have been carrying that kind of mass. They should have gotten him up to around 230ish. I also think the extra mass made him a little more stiff & less fluid. I think having that much weight made him more susceptible to injury. The new staff had him shed weight, but at that point the damage was done. He lost a step to the two season ending injuries(one to knee, one to ankle) & he wasted those two years of development & pratices. But I think his biggest issue is between the ears. Apparently work ethic was not an issue & was a grinder, but you can tell he had no clue what he was doing on the field in an actual defensive scheme. He was no longer bigger, stronger & more athletic than everyone so he couldn't just fly around & make plays on instinct like he did in HS. He was a huge liability in coverage. If you watch film from this past season you will see opposing offenses specifically went after him in the passing game & he was almost always exploited. He would botch his assignments often. Whether it was in coverage, or playing the wrong gap, or when he was supposed to stay in zone he'd take it upon himself to try & make the big play & rush the QB leaving a ton of open space, etc, etc... Like I said, it looked like he had no clue what he was doing. I think he can still be a solid player if he can stay in the same defense for the rest of his collegiate career & he actually learns the playbook. But it's questionable if he can do so. I could see him just playing his backyard/high school style ball & never quite get it. He has a ways to go, but I'd maybe wait to label him a "bust" until after his collegiate career.
Haven't watched any of him at all so this is just a shot in the dark, but took notice once he committed to Arizona. I think he rose to prominence throughout the high school ranks because of his aggressiveness and highlight worthy plays. But hope he doesn't stick to that formula needlessly, not every play has to be a highlight, but you can play with the aggressiveness but not at the expense of the team.
I am an Oregon fan. I think what went wrong in 2022 was that he just wasn't moving that well. Then they stopped playing him. Flowe needs some time to get his running ability back, if he can. I hope he does well with Arizona. Sorry it didn't work out, but that is how it goes sometimes.
He is not even starting at Arizona. Lanning told him to hit the portal because he never stuck to his assignment. He would freelance all the time and he got benched toward the end of last season.
Yep a lot of hype cuz he plays with energy. Doesn’t read offense well and gets burned in passing game. Also made a lot of dumb penalties that he also did this year as well.
The recruiting ranking systems are so subjective. It depends when and where guys develop. The earlier they do the higher they are rated but only if the come from certain regions of the country. The recruiting agencies often neglect certain regions because their recruiting "geniuses" are always in the South and that's why they favor those kids. 3 Star kids from other parts of the country can turn into All Americans and 1st round picks with the right coaching and development.
From what I’ve seen from watching him play is that he has trouble chasing down the runners to the sideline, and often kind of dives at air. I think he’s good though.
The only issue with Justin Flowe at Oregon was injuries. In the brief time he was able to be on the field he was dominant. I wonder if his transfer has more to do with playing in heat than anything else. I wish Justin Flowe well (except for when Arizona meets Oregon) and as you will often here from my Duck brethren, "Once a Duck, Always a Duck!"
if u watch the video i dont say one negative word about him and i talk about how i think he will be a star at Arizona. I assume you saw the title, and then went down and commented without watching!
What went wrong is he had a shitty S&C staff that caused injury issues (like the rest of the team that last year under MC), and I also truthfully think he’s not a 5star guy. He’s a guy who was a man amongst children, but is now just among others his type, and hasn’t adjusted. I think moving to a G5 conference was a better idea, but I’m hoping he breaks out for ‘Zona
Everyone knew he was on steroids in high school. His body just couldn’t hold the weight. He is a good athlete naturally but only about 6.2 205. There is a reason he was squatting 600 lbs at 17 year olds at 6.2 height. When he got to Oregon he was 233 lbs and last year he was around 215 from him getting off the juice due to injuries. The other huge issue is Oregon only plays 2 lbs in their system. So he and Sewell were asked to cover the whole field instead of quarters or 1/3 the field.
Wouldn't you want to continue taking juice while healing and rehabbing so you can heal quicker? Do you have any proof of this kid failing a PED test or did you just make that up because he stole your GF whenever he wanted?
He was a 5 ⭐️ in HS, but college is a different animal! Outside of some injuries, he was out of position ALOT and his game speed and tackling were Weak. Plus, his LB partner Sewell was out playing him. JF is a good athlete and a man among boys in high school, but he’s not and has never been a solid consistent LB. And, he does make a lot of unmerited penalties 🤔
I really liked Justin at Oregon. His injuries have really taken a toll on him. The game has shifted from the mauling tank MLBs. Especially ones with mobility issues. The game kind of passed him by. Hopefully he gets his body right and can regain his potential.
Def over hyped. Every play he is in competition for camera time not the other team. Even when he is only getting an asst tackle , he jumps up does the Ray Lewis whatever and looks for any type of camera time
Ridiculous topic. Justin Flowe is doing a GREAT job at Arizona. He is an amazing athlete and hard hitter. Arizona is now the 2nd most approved Defense in the NCAA!
He is definitely a bust! But you need to cover Noah Sewell as well because he is a bigger bust than flowe. I never saw Sewell make a solo tackle in any game. The runner or receiver would jet past him or he would miss the tackle
Sewell had a down year this past season but his first couple years he was arguably oregons best defensive player… he wasn’t a bust… he’s projected to be a 2nd round draft pick 😂
Foreal tho But So many players out here in CA Especially being a Top Prospect they always seem to disappear or fade away in College or the NFL its starting to become normal if you pay attention to them and follow there careers you would know what im talking about again not everybody but the Majority i wonder why this is Maybe because the skill Gap in the HS Football here and Teams are just so bad.
That's why the smart players leave the woke West Coast to make men out of themselves because they don't want to end up homeless and sleeping under a bridge like everyone else.
Facts & they are already at their peak because they can train January to January. Once the kids from cold states get all yr round training in college they end up better most times
His problem was he went to a top football school and not one who would really use and develop him. He would have been better off going to a no name football school. These top football schools is where 4-5 star players sit and rot on the bench as a backup player.
The truth is he's way too small and he hasn't physically matured much since high school. Saw him play at Oregon and he's maybe 6ft tall 220lb. You can be a straight up bully on the high school field at that size but in college you won't have the length to shed blocks. He looked like a DB standing on the sideline.
I just cant imagine how you can't find a place on the field for an athlete like this. I dont care how you run a defense. This is one it hurts yo lose, and i think we may regret it when they play arizona.
@@mylespoun9709 that could be i think a lot of that is do yo how they used him. Its just hard to imagine that you cant find a better way to utilize an athlete like that. I wasnt all that impressed at how they used the linebackers in general last year, and coverage was horrible all around. I guess they just needed different type of athlete for what they are doing.
Isn’t lil homie going into his junior season? If he has an outstanding year he’ll be a top draft pick. Kinda how it’s worked for decades. Best High School player I’ve ever seen is Whitney Lewis and he will always be the biggest bust, sadly
His game was never really as high level as it was made out to be he was just bigger and more athletic than anyone he played in hs his tackling and coverage skills were always not that good
From what I recall, dude came down to Oregon and Clemson. Flowe decided on Oregon. Clemson went with Trenton Simpson. Now Simpson is going to the NFL and Flowe is going to AZ. That, is what you call "a 5-star bust" All good - someone'll pick him up on the NFL.
Highschool coaches make the mistake all the time of letting freshman play varsity especially linebackers and running backs. They take too much punishment early on which leads to injuries in college. Ive seen coaches put 4 star running backs on play counts once they get there scholarship offers. One more fact is some guys are built for certain schemes. Justin is built to attack the line of scrimmage which is were he should be doing most of.
OCs know what they're doing and sometimes scheme an LB out of whatever one thing you want him to focus on. And the flip side of your freshman on varsity concern, the video acknowledges the safety issue of, basically, a young man crushing 14 year old kids at the freshman level. Plenty of studs do what you worry about and DON'T have injury issues beyond the norm.
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Calling him a bust with three years of eligibility remaining is a WILD move
This should be his senior year.
Not really.
Calling people bust is just the thing to do. It's means nothing except if you're liked or not.
@@SBoss281 junior year…
@@RichAveClothing This is going to be his 4th year, doofus
As an oregon student right now we just knew he was gone towards the end of the season. He was just a liability in coverage and just didn’t fit the scheme our of new coaching staff. Wish the dude the best. I believe the Oregon roster is 75% of people Dan has brought in so it’s exciting to see it be his guys that fit the scheme they want to do. So excited for next season. GO DUCKS!
Oregon needs some WRs and LBs/Safeties to compete for titles. Have everything but those.
@@stephencurry4835 we have a deep WR core everyone else outside of our WR1 and 2 are fresh out of high school
@@dashien2605 But Oregon since their 2014 run(even including that year) has had decent or worse WRs than most other playoff teams. They’ll get good QBs, RBs and OL, and fail to get the QB any weapons.
@@stephencurry4835 yea that’s why I actually believe these WR’s might be the most talented we’ve had. Which is sad to say since we’re solid with talent but I mean the future will only Tell during time
@@dashien2605 craziest part is. Franklin might’ve been the best WR Oregon has had in a long time.
If I was an athlete, I’d hate to see myself on the front of one of these videos lol
whats better being a D1 star or being some low life loser on youtube looking up someone’s else life with no athletic bone in your body?
most of them don’t even care tbh
@@_brysonjm why would they you know how many 10’s they smash and with endorsements and NIL come on now they living the life at least they ain’t in they moms basement getting no play and making yt videos about other peoples misfortune and can actually say they did this and that when they older stuff that 90% of Americans cant and will never do
@@Onlyonerich “10s” they’re getting gold digging mud sharks lol. About as low on the totem pole possible.
@@stephencurry4835 and what do you get someone who impersonates another man lol I’m sure you get play ? 🤣🤡
Who should I cover next?
Georgia tech and Brent key
The rise of Troy university
Justin Gilbert
Sewell of Oregon
Reggie ball, Hackney from UAB, Woodson from Kentucky, McGahee from Miami, Price from Washington, Edwards from Appalachian state, Pinkney from East Carolina, and booty from usc
Imma call it now. Justin Flowe has a huge breakout season and becomes a first round pick in 2024
XFL IS PERFECT FOR HIS GAME
He had 2 assisted tackles in week one, he’s going to have to step up his production significantly
Be fr
😂😂 this kid is a clown. Has been since high school
welp that didn’t age well
Big fan of Flowe. The games he was put on the field he did pretty well.
That is not true. He was a liability. If you actually watched him on the field, he was almost always out of place, took bad angles, missed tackles, and played with no control.
Way too over eager to try to make a play. No positional discipline.
A great edge. Just not an lb
I remember the hype behind this kid let’s hope he lives up to it.
He was good in highschool because he was bigger and stronger than his opponents! Now he's playing against opponents that are his size and bigger!
Nah that ain’t it. He just doesn’t understand his assignment. It seems like he was allowed to do whatever he wanted in high school and never taught how to play the position and stick to his job. Which is why he needs to move to DE and just contain one side of the field, as opposed to ILB.
@@ayechillout4050 yea that’s what I noticed. His top plays consisted of him over powering his opponent, or being way quicker. But that’s not what being a linebacker is about. Its more so about reading your keys and reacting. But with the right coaching he still has a chance to be great
@@ayechillout4050 yeah i observed the same thing. If i was coaching i would use him at OLB as a speed rusher but also use him in a 4'3"as a middle linebacker and teach him to attack the line of scrimmage. Sometimes coaches use kids wrong and not to there strenghts.
If they move him to outside at Arizona and let him come off the edge he’ll be real solid. He’s like Taylor Mays. Too big to be loose enough to play a coverage role
He’s gonna ball out this year for Arizona. 🐻⬇️
Hes currently third string at AZ
Getting hurt that often, that early in his career is quite detrimental. A resurgence at this point might be a tall task unfortunately.
You can tell Fisher doesn't actually watch tape of the players because he didn't address any of the reasons (other than injuries) Flowe stopped playing. Go watch him play against Arizona last season. The few times he was on the field is when Arizona busted out huge runs. Watch his positioning. Watch his lack of discipline. He was a massive liability.
They said the same thing about Terrel Davis Hall of fame running back who was 7th on the depth chart at UGA. He gets drafted in the 7th round by default and meets Mike Shannahan zone blocking scheme the rest is history. Some of these college coaches get jobs because of who they know instead of being qualified. He is playing the wrong system and not being coached right. Even Sewell looks out of position because they are asking him to play coverage first instead of letting him use his instincts. It happens all the time. Its why so many late round draft picks find success in the NFL. Real coaches dont have systems they play to there personel. If Demeco Ryans was coaching Flowe i guarantee you barring injuries he would look elite. He turned Fred Warner a 3 star DB from BYU in to the best LB in football in 3 years.
@@BrunoJaws you know ball brother, god bless
@@BrunoJaws Your whole comment is nonsense on several levels and you have no idea what you're talking about. Terrell Davis ran for over 800 yards his junior year. His senior year he led the team in rushing and the guy who had the 2nd most was Hines Ward, who was just named a semi-finalist for the HOF in December.
Fred Warner played LB in HS and college. I know this because I went to USC and he was recruited by us. He was a third round pick as a LB out of BYU, not a DB.. That was all before he ever met Ryans. Quit making up shit and feeding people misinformation. You're a complete clown. And what the fck does drafted in the 7th round by default mean? Get some help kid.
played against/ with flowe a bunch in SYFL, as a 10 yr old u can tell he was special lol rooting for him to bounce back at arizona he was always a real cool dude
Flowe was consistently caught out of position. He bit on the run and was very often caught off guard on a wheel route. He had 1 really great game against Fresno State a couple of years ago. Injuries really hindered his development. In 2022 he played in the most games of his career at Oregon. For the kid’s sake, I hope his transfer to Arizona works out for him. He might test the “once a Duck, always a Duck” adage.
He’s a good player. He just has to keep working. Its process and he has to be in the right system.
Justin has shown the same ability at Arizona. However, he's also committed several killer penalties, including personal fouls, and has been lost in pass coverage. Justin is a terrific player who does not play always play smart. Interesting video featuring Justin's strenght and rushing ability. Jedd should try him at fullback, blocking in goal line.
If you have never done one on Mitch Mustain you should. Interesting story of a once 5 star
I lost to dude in the CIF CHAMPIONSHIP game in 2019😭 he a dawg tho true menace
What has gone wrong for Flowe so far?
Gets HURT too easy...always on the sideline...(do they have awards for side line king?)
He should have went to Ohio State.
@Roris Had he gone to Ohio State he'd be 0-1 vs Oregon right now 😉
Oregon wastes careers they're horrible also he lost his sideline to sideline speed from those injuries
I would like to see you break down Nolan Smith from UGA. I think that would be an interesting watch.
I was waiting for one of these vids to drop.
Not sure he can be labeled a "bust" quite yet because he does have three years of eligibility left, but to date he hasn't been an impact player in college. To be fair he got a season ending injury in game 1 of his freshman year & then the bad luck continued when he got another season ending injury in game 1 of his second year. Bad lock, or imo, Cristobal & Coach Feld(Cristobal's S&C coach) put too much mass on him & too quickly.
The kid went from 215-200ish to 245ish in just a few months. He was ripped, but I don't think his frame should have been carrying that kind of mass. They should have gotten him up to around 230ish. I also think the extra mass made him a little more stiff & less fluid. I think having that much weight made him more susceptible to injury.
The new staff had him shed weight, but at that point the damage was done. He lost a step to the two season ending injuries(one to knee, one to ankle) & he wasted those two years of development & pratices. But I think his biggest issue is between the ears.
Apparently work ethic was not an issue & was a grinder, but you can tell he had no clue what he was doing on the field in an actual defensive scheme. He was no longer bigger, stronger & more athletic than everyone so he couldn't just fly around & make plays on instinct like he did in HS.
He was a huge liability in coverage. If you watch film from this past season you will see opposing offenses specifically went after him in the passing game & he was almost always exploited. He would botch his assignments often. Whether it was in coverage, or playing the wrong gap, or when he was supposed to stay in zone he'd take it upon himself to try & make the big play & rush the QB leaving a ton of open space, etc, etc...
Like I said, it looked like he had no clue what he was doing. I think he can still be a solid player if he can stay in the same defense for the rest of his collegiate career & he actually learns the playbook. But it's questionable if he can do so. I could see him just playing his backyard/high school style ball & never quite get it. He has a ways to go, but I'd maybe wait to label him a "bust" until after his collegiate career.
I think he would make a better DE what y'all think?
Haven't watched any of him at all so this is just a shot in the dark, but took notice once he committed to Arizona. I think he rose to prominence throughout the high school ranks because of his aggressiveness and highlight worthy plays. But hope he doesn't stick to that formula needlessly, not every play has to be a highlight, but you can play with the aggressiveness but not at the expense of the team.
Great video bro! Do you remember Ishaq Williams who went to ND? He was a beast in hs wonder what happened
I remember watching him my freshman year before games he was so crazy
It’s people that never played football calling a young man a bust college player nothing is a bust about a college degree damn football
Knew dis was coming 💯
He’s still a freak of nature with multiple years of college eligibility left!
How far are you going back on these? How about Isaiah Crowell?
What? A child prodigy doesn't mean he won't be a top-10 NFL draft pick? The crap we put our children through to gratify our own egos...
I am an Oregon fan. I think what went wrong in 2022 was that he just wasn't moving that well. Then they stopped playing him. Flowe needs some time to get his running ability back, if he can. I hope he does well with Arizona. Sorry it didn't work out, but that is how it goes sometimes.
He probably should medically retire so he can fully rehab and gain some mobility. It’s a different game these days.
He's currently dominating at Arizona right now
Ain nun coach prime can’t fix. Wouldn’t be surprised if he transfers to Colorado next year
Lol
He is not even starting at Arizona. Lanning told him to hit the portal because he never stuck to his assignment. He would freelance all the time and he got benched toward the end of last season.
Yep a lot of hype cuz he plays with energy. Doesn’t read offense well and gets burned in passing game. Also made a lot of dumb penalties that he also did this year as well.
What are you talking about? Dude's an animal at AZ
@@243Abolerz Hes not even a starter and had same passing game problems all year long
Exactly why I don’t really pay attention to 4 and 5 stars too much
The recruiting ranking systems are so subjective. It depends when and where guys develop. The earlier they do the higher they are rated but only if the come from certain regions of the country. The recruiting agencies often neglect certain regions because their recruiting "geniuses" are always in the South and that's why they favor those kids. 3 Star kids from other parts of the country can turn into All Americans and 1st round picks with the right coaching and development.
Nice vid as always.
From what I’ve seen from watching him play is that he has trouble chasing down the runners to the sideline, and often kind of dives at air. I think he’s good though.
The only issue with Justin Flowe at Oregon was injuries. In the brief time he was able to be on the field he was dominant. I wonder if his transfer has more to do with playing in heat than anything else. I wish Justin Flowe well (except for when Arizona meets Oregon) and as you will often here from my Duck brethren,
"Once a Duck, Always a Duck!"
This isn’t true at all… made a lot of dumb penalties and was horrible in coverage.
Saying the pac 12 is a low level conference is crazy
It is… there is a reason it doesn’t exist anymore dude
In high school we got a 5th down to beat Upland in the CIF CHAMPIONSHIP GAME, with Commanders President scoring the touchdown.
Diamond Bar?
Hey Scott how you doing!? I just wanted to ask you what is the name of the background music in this video?
Pretty sad how his career has turned out as an Oregon fan
Watch him become a 1st round NFL stud when he receives the proper coaching.
@@roris5882 I’d be happy for him if revived his career
@@roris5882ya Arizona is so renowned for their proper coaching
Oregon wastes careers good thing he left b4 it was to late
Flowe gon bounce back i promise
Great video.
Man this is bad. My son was his teammate on Oregon and had NOTHING bad to say about him. He isn’t a bust because HE IS STILL PLAYING D-1 football
if u watch the video i dont say one negative word about him and i talk about how i think he will be a star at Arizona. I assume you saw the title, and then went down and commented without watching!
@@ScottFisherCFB fix the title then
What went wrong is he had a shitty S&C staff that caused injury issues (like the rest of the team that last year under MC), and I also truthfully think he’s not a 5star guy. He’s a guy who was a man amongst children, but is now just among others his type, and hasn’t adjusted. I think moving to a G5 conference was a better idea, but I’m hoping he breaks out for ‘Zona
I knew it was coming soon
Everyone knew he was on steroids in high school. His body just couldn’t hold the weight. He is a good athlete naturally but only about 6.2 205. There is a reason he was squatting 600 lbs at 17 year olds at 6.2 height. When he got to Oregon he was 233 lbs and last year he was around 215 from him getting off the juice due to injuries. The other huge issue is Oregon only plays 2 lbs in their system. So he and Sewell were asked to cover the whole field instead of quarters or 1/3 the field.
Great take
True story about the roids in high school?
Wouldn't you want to continue taking juice while healing and rehabbing so you can heal quicker? Do you have any proof of this kid failing a PED test or did you just make that up because he stole your GF whenever he wanted?
Never fails to have a Caucasian beta hating cuz he wasn't blessed with good genes and a work ethic 😂😭
Calling him a bust so soon especially after the injuries is way too premature
Calling him a bust is crazy like he been dealing with injuries at Oregon
You’re going to have to erase this and remake it in about 10 months 😂…. #FloweGang ball out bro 🔥🏈🏆
He is not a but he still has 3 years of eligibility left and he has pretty good stats for being in the bench
He was a 5 ⭐️ in HS, but college is a different animal! Outside of some injuries, he was out of position ALOT and his game speed and tackling were Weak. Plus, his LB partner Sewell was out playing him. JF is a good athlete and a man among boys in high school, but he’s not and has never been a solid consistent LB. And, he does make a lot of unmerited penalties 🤔
I really liked Justin at Oregon. His injuries have really taken a toll on him. The game has shifted from the mauling tank MLBs. Especially ones with mobility issues. The game kind of passed him by. Hopefully he gets his body right and can regain his potential.
How you call him a bust and go on to say that he literally balled out in every game he played?
What happened to bookie radley hiles?
What happened to the Hightower twins?
3:11 Miami Hurricanes deserve direct mention. They were in his Final 4 schools and there's no school in the country with a bigger LB tradition.
USC LBs were always stacked and can bang haven't had an elite core since clay Matthews, cushing & Malaogua
He made big penalties this season and actually missed a good amount of tackles.
Def over hyped. Every play he is in competition for camera time not the other team. Even when he is only getting an asst tackle , he jumps up does the Ray Lewis whatever and looks for any type of camera time
Will this video didn't age very well because he tore it up with Arizona and is a strong contender as preseason all-conference in the Big 12.
Ridiculous topic. Justin Flowe is doing a GREAT job at Arizona. He is an amazing athlete and hard hitter. Arizona is now the 2nd most approved Defense in the NCAA!
He's like a more underwhelming stiffer vontaze Burfict
He is definitely a bust! But you need to cover Noah Sewell as well because he is a bigger bust than flowe. I never saw Sewell make a solo tackle in any game. The runner or receiver would jet past him or he would miss the tackle
Sewell had a down year this past season but his first couple years he was arguably oregons best defensive player… he wasn’t a bust… he’s projected to be a 2nd round draft pick 😂
Sewell is a rising draft prospect! Far better then him
He has some screws loose
Can tell that much just by looking at him honestly..
Foreal tho But So many players out here in CA Especially being a Top Prospect they always seem to disappear or fade away in College or the NFL its starting to become normal if you pay attention to them and follow there careers you would know what im talking about again not everybody but the Majority i wonder why this is Maybe because the skill Gap in the HS Football here and Teams are just so bad.
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That's why the smart players leave the woke West Coast to make men out of themselves because they don't want to end up homeless and sleeping under a bridge like everyone else.
Facts & they are already at their peak because they can train January to January. Once the kids from cold states get all yr round training in college they end up better most times
He was injured alot life happens
You need to do korey foreman next
I was just wondering what happened to him
Leaving oregon to zona and still hasn’t lived up to his hype at all this year,zip zero zelch,not even a first or 2nd rounder at this point.
So how is he a bust?
He still has 3 years of eligibility smh keep the same energy
He was promised something through the N.I.L. that was never followed through with… could be cash, playing time time, or just winning.
Can you do dunckingville LB
Sounded like Scott was just reading from a script....😑😑
He has a big ego and celebrates after every tackle like a sack
His problem was he went to a top football school and not one who would really use and develop him. He would have been better off going to a no name football school. These top football schools is where 4-5 star players sit and rot on the bench as a backup player.
Lol I saw this video after I just saw on campus today
🙏💙
i played him in high school on the all white team
The truth is he's way too small and he hasn't physically matured much since high school. Saw him play at Oregon and he's maybe 6ft tall 220lb. You can be a straight up bully on the high school field at that size but in college you won't have the length to shed blocks. He looked like a DB standing on the sideline.
Eric Andre?
All he did was bodyslam smaller people in highschool and people thought he would be the next ray lewis 😂
He should have went to SC. We take care of our players
This didn’t age well
I just cant imagine how you can't find a place on the field for an athlete like this. I dont care how you run a defense. This is one it hurts yo lose, and i think we may regret it when they play arizona.
Hard to keep him on the field when he was horrible in coverage, took many bad angles, and missed gaps
@@mylespoun9709 that could be i think a lot of that is do yo how they used him. Its just hard to imagine that you cant find a better way to utilize an athlete like that. I wasnt all that impressed at how they used the linebackers in general last year, and coverage was horrible all around. I guess they just needed different type of athlete for what they are doing.
Isn’t lil homie going into his junior season? If he has an outstanding year he’ll be a top draft pick. Kinda how it’s worked for decades. Best High School player I’ve ever seen is Whitney Lewis and he will always be the biggest bust, sadly
His game was never really as high level as it was made out to be he was just bigger and more athletic than anyone he played in hs his tackling and coverage skills were always not that good
Calling him a bust after only a year is crazy
I'm from West Covina.. EVERYBODY I mean EVERYBODY wanted to go to Oregon and be a Duck 🦆!!
He went to Oregon that’s why
He needs to be moved to SS, he has Taylor Mays type attributes.
Bruh, Flowe did not have a good game against UGA. 10 tackles, maybe. But they're like 10 yards down field. Oregon got brutalized in that game.
I feel bad for justin, I see my son in him
From what I recall, dude came down to Oregon and Clemson.
Flowe decided on Oregon. Clemson went with Trenton Simpson.
Now Simpson is going to the NFL and Flowe is going to AZ.
That, is what you call "a 5-star bust"
All good - someone'll pick him up on the NFL.
He’s just get injured to much
He needs to move to DE
Highschool coaches make the mistake all the time of letting freshman play varsity especially linebackers and running backs. They take too much punishment early on which leads to injuries in college. Ive seen coaches put 4 star running backs on play counts once they get there scholarship offers. One more fact is some guys are built for certain schemes. Justin is built to attack the line of scrimmage which is were he should be doing most of.
OCs know what they're doing and sometimes scheme an LB out of whatever one thing you want him to focus on.
And the flip side of your freshman on varsity concern, the video acknowledges the safety issue of, basically, a young man crushing 14 year old kids at the freshman level.
Plenty of studs do what you worry about and DON'T have injury issues beyond the norm.