Best college team vs Worst NFL Team

A NCAA team would be ran over by a NFL team; plain and simple.

It wouldnt even be close. NFL team would win by at least 3 touchdowns.

Idk....put a team like the browns vs prime teams like OSU, and I think the collegiate teams would take it....

Nah.

Those guys are fighting to get where the pro's are already at....

@buttersdaman000:

The best players on the best college teams have barely a 50/50 chance of actually making it as a pro.

True, but it doesn't stop them from playing horribly. Did you see the Browns v Bengals a few days ago?? Also, I think collegiate teams really do put their hearts into their games much more so than NFL teams, because, like you said they haven't made it yet.

So, yeah, a prime collegiate team like OSU could possibly defeat an NFL team imo.....

@buttersdaman000:

I couldn't see OSU beating the Browns or the Raiders. Remember what Johnny Manziel was doing to college teams a year ago? That game was bad because it was pros v pros.

Eh, maybe. He just looked soooo bad in that game. I was actually embarrassed for him.

@buttersdaman000:

Tebow looked amazing in college too. The pros are a different beast entirely.

This is like Young Justice vs the Justice League.

Like what DC and SOG said, a college team is not beating an NFL team simply because a college team is full of young players who might not even make it to the NFL.. and an NFL team has all professional elite players who have improved over time.

It's a losing battle.

To be fair that makes it sound like everyone who is in the NFL is a great player. That is most certainly not the case.

You put the Worst of The League against the Best of YJ, and while it may be an upset, it's not impossible.

Put Captain Marvel, Ms. Martian, Kid Flash, Nightwing, and Zatanna against Atom, Green Arrow, Red Tornado, Guy Gardner, and Adam Strange, you can't just say The League would win by virtue of being League-status.

Pro team dominates.

@scouterv: I'm not saying every NFL player is great. The fact is the NFL is a completely different ball game. The worst in the NFL are still in the NFL. The worst in College Football most likely will not make it to the NFL.

@scouterv: Now add in the fact that more than half of a college team might not make it to the NFL even on the best teams.. and the other team is full of players in the NFL, who go against other teams in the NFL that are better than college teams.. the NFL team is likely to win 8-10/10 times due to experience and talent.

The biggest gap between college and pros isn't just talent and physical maturity(men don't truly mature physically until their late 20's) but the gap in coaching. nfl teams are allowed to be coached much more during a week and learn much more complex systems on both offense and defense than college teams do. Pete Carroll is a good example of this. He had great defenses at usc but he was only using about 50-60% of the schemes he uses in Seattle simply because he couldn't expect college kids to be able to do everything he could expect from pros who don't have practice limitations. Offenses are also much more complex and any qb in the nfl has a much better ability to run an offense and read a defense. There are very few exceptions to that rule such as Andrew Luck but even he was using a much simpler offense in college. Bottom line is that the worst nfl team beats the best college team by 4-5 tds minimum. Take a team like the Patriots and it would be 63-0 in the 3rd qtr unless the college team got lucky on a deep route or kick return.

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@buttersdaman000: You honestly think that FSU has any chance, and I mean ANY chance against the Browns? I would literally put a million dollars on the Browns, and I don't even have that much.

Not that it really matters, but I didn't say FSU......and honestly, no, not really. I hadn't given the differences in coaches/time any thought. But, if those two variables were even, and against a team like the Browns, yeah, i'd give a team like OSU a chance.

Well the worst pro team is the Raiders and they only try against rival teams, so college team (Oregon or Alabama) stomps

I could understand where your coming from. But even outside coaching/time, physically they're different.

No, just no. I could respect if you said they JUST win(Even that statement is false), but the fact you said STOMP is just incredibly wrong.

@petey_is_spidey: im just trying to rustle Raiders fans jimmies, not being serious in the slightest

Aaron Brooks Era Saints lose bad!

Oh, my bad. Hard to tell sarcasm over internet.

But I could argue that the Jaguars are even worse.

What you have to understand is the worst NFL team is filled with College Allstars. They Stomp by 4 touchdowns.

This is ridiculous. No college team has any chance against even the worst NFL teams. A few years ago, the Browns (5-11) blew out the Patriots (14-2) by 20 points. Do any of you honestly see a college team blowing out Tom Brady and the Patriots? OSU would be lucky to even get in the red zone against the Browns.

The game moves significantly faster in the pros than it does in college; the blitz packages, defensive schemes, and overall intensity of the game would be far too much for the collegiate team. There's a reason why tons of great college players and even Heisman trophy winners don't pan out in the NFL.

Still the pro team. The NFL just operates at a different game speed than on the collegiate level. Windows for passes to receivers are MUCH smaller in the pros than in college due to the fact that pro corners and defensive backs are waaaay faster than the guys in college. It really isn't that close

Frankly I would be surprised if the college team broke the 50 yard line even once.