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| Playmaker Join Date: May 2007 Location: Harrisburg, PA Age: 29
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| Re: Texas vs. Oklahoma: Scouting our next QB? Quote:
2.) I love the name, welcome to the warpath
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| Camp Scrub Join Date: Oct 2009
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| Re: Texas vs. Oklahoma: Scouting our next QB? Quote:
Honestly, at this point I wouldn't be apposed to bringing Garcia in for the remainder of the year. Anything is better at this point. You bring up a good point, the FA QB listings will probably be slim but I think we should look at other options before going to the rookie. Last edited by PortimusPrime; 10-20-2009 at 02:38 AM. | |
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| Naega jeil jal naga ![]() Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Atlanta, Georgia From: Silver Spring, Maryland Age: 27
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| Re: Texas vs. Oklahoma: Scouting our next QB? Whats the deal with Bradford's injury? The way I've seen it described it's like his career is over. I mean it's great if we can draft him at around 8 but the way I see it is he just came back from a simple injury to fast and now he needs surgery to fix it. Still the guys are comparing him to Willis McGahee when he came out, talking about insurance policies and falling draft stock. The funny thing is with situations like this is I've learned to split the difference when it comes to projecting these players draft projections. For example Andre Smith was considered a top 3 pick at one point. Then his workouts came and he was projected to be a late mid first round. Turns out he ends up as the 6th pick overall. So in short even if Bradford is projected to go late in the first right now I still believe that someone will draft him early. I'm obviously hoping that team is us at this point because like the guys on MNF said. Part of the reason we have trouble competing in the NFC East is a lack of stability at the QB position. In the end we really need to find a way to fix both that, our O-Line, and in turn our running game. Quote:
I don't know why but I just don't like Clausen right now. He doesn't seem to have the down to earth personality that you see in the Big 3 right now (McCoy, Tebow, Bradford).
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| Playmaker Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Three Chopt Virginia Age: 35
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| Re: Texas vs. Oklahoma: Scouting our next QB? I'll say it again, eff a QB! That's all you're doing anyway by bringing one in here. Look at Ramsey. Look at Brunell. Soup is looking more and more like Brunell everyday. He limps around like Brunell. He has to throw balls away like Brunell. He can't run like Brunell. Do you guys detect a trend here? If you want to eff a perfectly good QB, draft one and put him behind this line. "All we need is one QB and a good WR. That will take us to the promised land". Y'all sound like Al Snyderato.
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| Mr. Brightside Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Fairfax, Virginia Age: 26
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| Re: Texas vs. Oklahoma: Scouting our next QB? colt mccoy will not be a good nfl qb. just dont think he translates well to a pro system. bradford is a better fit for one, but still not convinced about him in the pros either. as far as im concerned jimmy clausen is the best fit for a pro style offense though he wont come out. he and max hall. maybe lefevour
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| Playmaker Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Three Chopt Virginia Age: 35
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| Re: Texas vs. Oklahoma: Scouting our next QB? Hey SS can you change the name of this thread to, "Which New Punching Bag Do You Think Will Fit Behind the Skins' Maginot Line?"
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| The Starter Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Montgomery, AL
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| Naega jeil jal naga ![]() Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Atlanta, Georgia From: Silver Spring, Maryland Age: 27
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| Re: Texas vs. Oklahoma: Scouting our next QB? Smootsmack, do you know anything about how Clausen is off the field. For some reason I keep getting this vibe from him that I can only explain as the polar opposite of Matt Ryan. Maybe I'm wrong but for some reason I feel uneasy about him from a character standpoint. Let it be known that I have nothing to back this up.
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| Playmaker Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Woodbridge, VA Age: 30
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| Re: Texas vs. Oklahoma: Scouting our next QB? Quote:
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| Naega jeil jal naga ![]() Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Atlanta, Georgia From: Silver Spring, Maryland Age: 27
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| Re: Texas vs. Oklahoma: Scouting our next QB? Quote:
A. Drafting well in previous years or B. Shoring up positions of need through free agency. Last year we didn't do either of these and even though the signing of Derrick Dockery was a good start, we stopped there. As I've said before I've never opposed the drafting of Orakpo however the guys we drafted after Orakpo were more then enough to make my head spin. A CB, 2 LB's, a WR, and a FB. Vinny's willing to hedge his bets on pass catchers, DE's, and LB's but when it comes to OL he avoids them like the plague. Sure he shows up to their pro days but thats about as close as he comes to selecting offensive lineman. I personally would be more then willing to take the Falcons approach in that we take the QB first and then either move up to take a first round tackle or at the very least wait and see whos there in the second. Of course we could even use that pick to pry away a young free agent who won't be available thanks to the current state of the CBA. Marcus McNeil comes to mind but I don't think you can pry him away with a 2nd round pick. I know that I myself would be in heaven if we found a way to bring in a top 10 1st round QB, Marcus McNeil (LT,25), Jahari Evans (OG, 26), Jeremy Trueblood (RT, 26), and Kevin Mawae (C, 33). Of course at that point I might just be as guilty as our owner when it comes to competently building a team. Still I can dream.
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| Playmaker Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Woodbridge, VA Age: 30
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| Re: Texas vs. Oklahoma: Scouting our next QB? i am totally against the whole best player avail bs that everyone talks about basically with that you are saying if colt mccoy is available then the saints should draft him rather than a position they need, becuase he is the best player avail? don't think so, that rule only works when you have teams that are terrible and having one good player makes a splash but doesn't always work, like quinn, jackson, russell, just to name a few
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| Naega jeil jal naga ![]() Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Atlanta, Georgia From: Silver Spring, Maryland Age: 27
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| Re: Texas vs. Oklahoma: Scouting our next QB? Quote:
I personally believe that BPA should be used in combination with selecting a need. However you should always try to supplement with free agency to avoid passing up a quality young player. Still if you have a position of need and a position thats not so pressing at the moment then I think it would be foolish to select that latter player assuming there was a rating difference of only 2 or 3 points. Still Vinny talks about how for the most part they will take the top rated player regardless, and to me that's part of the problem with our front office. That and our allergies towards selecting offensive lineman.
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| | #73 |
| Playmaker Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Woodbridge, VA Age: 30
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| Re: Texas vs. Oklahoma: Scouting our next QB? i agree with you but you have to admit we do have a pressing issue with o line and need to draft an oline man over anyone in the upcoming draft, in my opinion, which isn't worth much
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| Camp Scrub Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: New Orleans, LA
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| Re: Texas vs. Oklahoma: Scouting our next QB? Skins would be just fine with Bradford, but i think they will go after Brady Quinn instead
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| Playmaker Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Woodbridge, VA Age: 30
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| Re: Texas vs. Oklahoma: Scouting our next QB? brady quinn=bust, but i could see us shipping our picks some where else i just hope it's for an o lineman
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