Texas A&M quarterback Marcel Reed deserves more credit, Mike Elko says

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1. Dane: I've been saying this for weeks, Reed's pocket presence is underrated 🤑
2. Glitch Comet: seems like every time we talk about Reed's stats, there's still debate about his 'effort' vs 'gifted talent' argument
3. Rayanlarsen: i thought his decision-making was pretty suspect against LSU last season but coach's always gotta stick up for their guys right? what specifically is elko talking about when he says some of
4. June: Reed's efficiency numbers should be getting more love, still feel like he gets lumped in with the bigger-name QBs
5. Frost Sable: I've been watching Reed and he's got a lot more game sense than people give him credit for, which I think is part of why Elko is so high on him still
6. Talia: Reed's definitely one to watch, but I'm more surprised Elko is bringing it up now instead of during the season when he had a chance to make it count
7. Milanalixo: reeds been making great plays all season, still feels like people are waiting for him to have one 'perfect' game though
8. Silent Corvid: People always talk about yardage and wins, but what's just as impressive to me is the mental toughness that comes through on Marcel Reed's face in those fourth quarters he leads his

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