2014 NFL Draft Thread
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Not the skill set, more so the dreaded game manager label. McCarron is a smart QB. Run the offense, limit mistakes.
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The white Mike Vick and the black Alex Smith?
Its harder and harder to get a legit football Convo going on NT
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Calling it now. There will be debate over Teddy, Manziel, and Bortles for the first overall pick. People like Skip love Johnny and a scout just called him Brett Favre. Blake Bortles is drawing Andrew Luck comparison, even though I see more Big Ben. Waiting for analysts to critique and scrutinize Teddy.
A scout says Clowney has Randy Moss syndrome. Relying too heavily on natural ability, athleticism, and physical tools. McShay has Clowney at 5 which is too low for me. I wouldn't let him pass 2. STL will seemingly move that pick regardless, for an additional first-rounder. Get a team to jump up for Clowney, Manziel, or Bortles.
A scout says Clowney has Randy Moss syndrome. Relying too heavily on natural ability, athleticism, and physical tools. McShay has Clowney at 5 which is too low for me. I wouldn't let him pass 2. STL will seemingly move that pick regardless, for an additional first-rounder. Get a team to jump up for Clowney, Manziel, or Bortles.
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Call me crazy, but I think Johnny Football will have the biggest impact going forward in this draft.
Rumors are that his father grew another 2 inches when he turned 22 - if Johnny is blessed with those same exact genes, I think this dude will blossom into an elite QB. His arm strength is fixable, he has good eye vision and can read the field brilliantly. Mobile in and out the pocket.
OVO Manziel
....let's get it.
Rumors are that his father grew another 2 inches when he turned 22 - if Johnny is blessed with those same exact genes, I think this dude will blossom into an elite QB. His arm strength is fixable, he has good eye vision and can read the field brilliantly. Mobile in and out the pocket.
OVO Manziel
....let's get it.
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How is arm strength fixable, typo?Call me crazy, but I think Johnny Football will have the biggest impact going forward in this draft.
Rumors are that his father grew another 2 inches when he turned 22 - if Johnny is blessed with those same exact genes, I think this dude will blossom into an elite QB. His arm strength is fixable, he has good eye vision and can read the field brilliantly. Mobile in and out the pocket.
OVO Manziel
DeadsetAce
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my money is on AJ to make the most impact out of this year's crop once all is said and done
do work son
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How is arm strength fixable, typo?Call me crazy, but I think Johnny Football will have the biggest impact going forward in this draft.
Rumors are that his father grew another 2 inches when he turned 22 - if Johnny is blessed with those same exact genes, I think this dude will blossom into an elite QB. His arm strength is fixable, he has good eye vision and can read the field brilliantly. Mobile in and out the pocket.
OVO Manziel
And why does it need fixing
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I owe you, Jewbacca, and tmay an apology.And why does it need fixing
I bought into the ESPN reports about his work ethic, attitude, leadership, and off-field problems. Johnny has earned my respect versus Bama, Duke, and beyond.
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McCarron is working with superior talent all around him.
Don't see him doing anything other than being a career backup.
I'd still say Teddy ends up being the highest impact QB. But again it all could depend on what team he is on, etc....
Don't see him doing anything other than being a career backup.
I'd still say Teddy ends up being the highest impact QB. But again it all could depend on what team he is on, etc....
do work son
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Granted, I am biased because I was friends with the guy, I really think he can succeed on the next level.
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Teddy and Johnny are the QB's to have, no doubt.
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He's not a surefire starter but with McCarron, you get a smart football player with high football IQ. Controls the pace and tempo of games. Limits mistakes and turnovers. Can take shots at times as witnessed with Juice and Mari. I have no problem with a team selecting him late-second or early-third. AJ's better than what Jacksonville, Cleveland, Minny, etc. got. This isn't Greg McElroy.
Brees and Russy have set a trend. Perhaps Johnny and Cato can be next.
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Bortles will be in the conversation. Showcased his running ability and made a beautiful throw on a corner route in the end zone for a TD.
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I should add his escapability, mobility, and shaking off would-be tacklers was on display much of the season.
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Keep a lookout for QB Jeff Mathews out of Cornell, went to a a couple of games and he's not that bad
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what, if any, outlook is there on the fales kid from SJSU?
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I feel that way about Jimmy Garoppolo and David Fales.
Makes sense of the strong bowl performance against a legitimate defense. But the QB class presents Teddy, Manziel, Bortles, Carr. The only one he jumps out of those four is Carr. And I don't love mistakes on tape against Stanford and Oregon. Decision-making and reads were not on point those two games specificially.
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Never seen so many over throws by what's suppose to be a good qb and he's a 5th year senior
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Height is a major concern. Bad games in 2013 against FSU and South Carolina. He's a rich man's Troy Smith.
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I liked what Mettenberger was doing before he got hurt
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**** no. This better not happen.
