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| | #121 | |
| Impact Rookie Join Date: Apr 2008 Age: 25
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| Re: The "Inside Word" on the QB Search Quote:
__________________ never another.....R.I.P. Sean T #21 | |
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| | #122 | |
| Pro Bowl Join Date: Oct 2008
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| Re: The "Inside Word" on the QB Search Quote:
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| | #123 | |
| Living Legend Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Grand Rapids, MI Age: 25
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| Re: The "Inside Word" on the QB Search Quote:
Of course, so does Fred Davis.
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| | #124 |
| Impact Rookie Join Date: Apr 2008 Age: 25
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| Re: The "Inside Word" on the QB Search I agree with GTripp, I certainly think he is just as good as all of the above. Its just that Graham and Grankowski get thrown to more and are a bigger part of each of their teams gameplan, the Packers have weapons on offense for days.
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| | #125 |
| Franchise Player Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Richmond, VA Age: 36
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| Re: The "Inside Word" on the QB Search Finley, quietly in the top 5 for drops this season. No sense to get Finley with Fred Davis here and Davis is gonna be much more affordable.
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| | #126 |
| The Starter Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Davidsonville
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| Re: The "Inside Word" on the QB Search Good point. We didn't even sneeze in his direction when he was available. How's his bum shoulder of his holding up in New Orleans? |
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| | #127 | |
| The Starter Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Davidsonville
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| Re: The "Inside Word" on the QB Search Quote:
Great size. Sounds like a Big Ben type. | |
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| | #128 |
| Gamebreaker ![]() Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Columbia, MD Age: 34
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| Re: The "Inside Word" on the QB Search Who said anything about bringing Finley here?
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| | #129 |
| Franchise Player Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Richmond, VA Age: 36
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| Re: The "Inside Word" on the QB Search no one, just talking about his overall ability. he is a free agent, as is Fred Davis, i just rather have Davis.
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| | #130 |
| Camp Scrub Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: bloomfield,new jersey
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| would love to land bradford but why would st.louis trade him? he is not the problem,unless they think rg3 is better than him .then i would give up our no.1 pick for him.that would be great just don,t see the rams trading him . can somebody explain more thanks... |
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| | #131 | |
| The Starter Join Date: Feb 2008
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| Re: The "Inside Word" on the QB Search Looking at Tannehill and Jones I don't look at their stats/performance because their indelibly linked to the circumstances that occur with their surrounding team and coaching. Therefore I'm not concerned nor do I worry about perceived 'dips' in performance because it doesn't change their physical skillset. Its why a prospect like Locker can have a perceived 'bad' season and still get drafted top 10. I only look at skillset/talent: can/how does their skillset project at the next level. Their scheme doesn't matter much to me because all the prospect will(should) have the best coaching of their lives at the next level. The prospects should all have their best football ahead of them. Quote:
As far as the arm talent difference between Jones and Tannehill I just don't see it. Tannehill can flat out hum it; the litmus test for NFL arm strength from the far hash to the far sideline with ease. I've seen him hit the seam with ease and drop in 'bucket' throws. Imo (sum): Tannehill=Jones arm talent Tannehill>Jones athleticism(avoid)/playmaking Jones=experience; especially in know when/what type of throw to use in a given situation Tannehill>Jones integration into Kyle's offense because of the A&M/Houston offense connection BUT- Don't get me wrong I like Jones.(subtracting Broyles from that offense hurt OU) He reminds me of a more mobile Ryan Mallett and I liked Mallett alot. I'm just hashing out why I rank Tannehill ahead for this team.
__________________ No longer were NFL coaches dealing inflexibly with spread [QBs] in ways that caused stunted development for players like [A. Smith and Vick] now, the idea is to bring what the quarterback can do, and what he should do, together as an organic whole Last edited by 30gut; 01-04-2012 at 11:51 AM. | |
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| | #132 |
| Playmaker Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Hackettstown NJ Age: 41
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| Re: The "Inside Word" on the QB Search In your estimation does Jeff Fisher in St loius raise or lower our chances of getting Bradford?
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| | #133 | |
| Playmaker Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Hackettstown NJ Age: 41
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| Re: The "Inside Word" on the QB Search Quote:
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| | #134 | |
| Pro Bowl Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Greensboro, North Carolina
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| Re: The "Inside Word" on the QB Search Quote:
In this case, it means some team having enough fire power to rocket up to that pick to land RG III. I don't think it's Miami, as I feel they are fine with going into next season with Matt Moore. Cleveland is a possibility, and I'm not sure if the Redskins are willing to move up to land RG III. I know it was rumored of Denver to move up, but they're not even picking in the first 20 picks, I would think they would have to give up a King's ransom and then some to move all the up to the Rams pick. I'm starting to believe that the Redskins are not going to make a big splash this offseason for that star QB. They DO have to replace John Beck with a competent backup, but other than that, I'm thinking the Redskins front office continues on with their current plan and THEN maybe looks at the quarterback of the future next offseason. The big IF is, IF the Redskins stay relatively healthy and have better depth built on the offensive line and in some key positions, the Redskins might win 8 to 10 games. If they win 10 games WITH Rex Grossman this coming season (yes, I know it's a stretch) then Shanahan is going to look like a genius in being patient and getting that future franchise QB next year. By his fifth season, the Redskins will be solid.
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| | #135 | |
| Playmaker Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: Richmond, VA
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| Re: The "Inside Word" on the QB Search Quote:
__________________ Sean Taylor #21 a Redskin forever... Draft winners, not stars. Hail to the Redskins Hail victory Braves on the warpath Block for RG3 | |
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