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Charlie was good at the big fish by KnightlyRevue

but he also recruited really uneven leaving glaring holes at some positions in terms of volume. Oddly, OL became a problem for him in terms of numbers after a really good first class with Sam Young/Wenger/Olsen until he switched out his OL coach (John Latina). He also could not recruit corners with any sort of depth and missed a ton of DL (his last two classes only had two total DE's - Kapron Lewis Moore & Ethan Johnson).

Kelly's classes are a tad more balanced but he is nowhere near Weis on recruiting top 50 players. Why? Let's start with Kelly's phone allergy towards recruiting and end with waiting for his assistants to ask for his involvement before true engagement.