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The original was posted on /r/cfb by /u/byniri_returns on 2024-04-03 18:57:57.
Someone on /r/NFL posted the hail mary game winner at the end of the 2022 Texans-Colts tank bowl and I realized how much that changed the trajectories of 3 different NFL franchises; the Bears, Texans, and Panthers, since that moved the Texans’ pick from 1 to 2, where they selected Stroud, gave the Bears #1, which they traded for a haul to Carolina, who picked Young first overall. Now the Bears have legit weapons on offense, the #1 pick AGAIN, where it looks like a good QB like Caleb Williams could make them legit, the Texans seem to have their next franchise QB in Stroud, and the Panthers seem to be floundering as Young struggled with so little surrounding him and they don’t have their 2024 first rounder.
Is there a college football equivalent of a singular play that changed so much?