Jonathan Paul Manziel
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As I said earlier, scoring high on the test isn't a predictor of football success, though most teams use 20 as a cutoff for a qb.
And the test isn't exactly a predictor of true intelligence either. I knew Ponder was damn smart- he graduated from FSU in 2-1\2 years with a 3.73 GPA in Finance, and added an MBA before he even got drafted. So "only" a 35?
It's also been noted a lot of agents now prep their clients with copycat tests to get them ready for the real thing. That said, Carlos Hyde scored a 6, must have been majoring in creative basket weaving to stay eligible at OSU.
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Pretty sad. Bent Rothlickshisbooger, the ignorant scum, got a 25, and still
wasn't smart enough to stay out of trouble allegedly assaulting
a gal in a women's restroom.
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38 Colin Kaepernick
That didn't help with the recent sexual 'abuse' charges against him.
Didn't Newton get a 21 last year?
Now, would anyone take Manziel over Newton?
Seriously?
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38 Colin Kaepernick
That didn't help with the recent sexual 'abuse' charges against him.
Didn't Newton get a 21 last year?
Now, would anyone take Manziel over Newton?
Seriously?
38 Colin Kaepernick
That didn't help with the recent sexual 'abuse' charges against him.
those charges are bullshit. And that will come out.
Didn't Newton get a 21 last year?
Now, would anyone take Manziel over Newton?
I dont see a physical specimen of Newtons caliber in the draft, do you?
Seriously?
yep, QBs come in all shapes and sizes. Manziel is fun size.
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So because there isn't one, we have to get the next thing out there.
No.
Manziel is going to suck.
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So because there isn't one, we have to get the next thing out there.
No.
Manziel is going to suck.
I dont think so, and plenty more reputable people agree with me.So because there isn't one, we have to get the next thing out there.
No.
Manziel is going to suck.
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I dont think so, and plenty more reputable people agree with me.So because there isn't one, we have to get the next thing out there.
No.
Manziel is going to suck.
XxDaBuckeyexX said:
I dont think so, and plenty more reputable people agree with me.
and plenty more disagree. he prob splits a vote right down the middle.
very polarizing character as was tebow. you either love him or hate him.
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XxDaBuckeyexX said:
I dont think so, and plenty more reputable people agree with me.
and plenty more disagree. he prob splits a vote right down the middle.
very polarizing character as was tebow. you either love him or hate him.
id say 90% of the boards ive seen have him in the top 20 players overall. Now, with that said, taking him at 4 is risky, but if he starts dropping......and plenty more disagree. he prob splits a vote right down the middle.
very polarizing character as was tebow. you either love him or hate him.
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right now, I'm thinking that Savage, qb, is the better bet.
Word is on the NFL channel, that he may work himself into the top of the second round.
Which means, the Browns would have to draft him at #26.
Crazy draft.
Manziel has too many legit questions about the move up to the NFL.
Savage is the better bet. BTW, it's said he will be working out for about 24 NFL teams.
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@walterwhite said:
What is the creepy obsession with statue lumbering doofus QB's and Browns fans?
Derek Anderson/Brandon Weeden/Tom Savage?
Peyton Manning, Tom Brady, Ben Roethlisberger, Aaron Rodgers....lumbering doofuses like those guys you say?
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my 12 yo nephew got a 40 on the wonderdick test
but seriously, test results to me are meaningless. we all know plenty of underachievers who can ace a test with the best of them but lack what we call common sense.
Football savvy can't be assessed through multiple choice, t or f questions or ink dot interpretation.
Attention to detail, and the ability to quickly learn new concepts and ideas are far more important.
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my 12 yo nephew got a 40 on the wonderdick test
but seriously, test results to me are meaningless. we all know plenty of underachievers who can ace a test with the best of them but lack what we call common sense.
Football savvy can't be assessed through multiple choice, t or f questions or ink dot interpretation.
Attention to detail, and the ability to quickly learn new concepts and ideas are far more important.
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not on my watch, chim chim
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Although I think Johnny is a idiot and will cause nothing but trouble. People still want him because he's a sexy pick. And hope somehow he can bring him play making to the nfl. First off in the nfl everyone is as fast or faster than him, two polarizing characters really bring locker rooms together. And finally it's cold in Cleveland the boy have never played in cold weather...... Ever!!!! Bad pick moving on.
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Don't believe the hype about Savage. He's another Weeden, at the end of the day. Big, prototypical pocket passer with below average mobility and accuracy concerns on both deep ball placement and crossing routes who can get flustered under pressure. Only difference is that Savage knows how to read a defense and call audibles, whereas Weeden didn't know what an audible was.
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Don't believe the hype about Savage. He's another Weeden, at the end of the day. Big, prototypical pocket passer with below average mobility and accuracy concerns on both deep ball placement and crossing routes who can get flustered under pressure. Only difference is that Savage knows how to read a defense and call audibles, whereas Weeden didn't know what an audible was.
I like Savage as a 5th or 6th round developmental QB, and the 2nd QB drafted.Don't believe the hype about Savage. He's another Weeden, at the end of the day. Big, prototypical pocket passer with below average mobility and accuracy concerns on both deep ball placement and crossing routes who can get flustered under pressure. Only difference is that Savage knows how to read a defense and call audibles, whereas Weeden didn't know what an audible was.
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I like Savage as a 5th or 6th round developmental QB, and the 2nd QB drafted.Don't believe the hype about Savage. He's another Weeden, at the end of the day. Big, prototypical pocket passer with below average mobility and accuracy concerns on both deep ball placement and crossing routes who can get flustered under pressure. Only difference is that Savage knows how to read a defense and call audibles, whereas Weeden didn't know what an audible was.
XxDaBuckeyexX said:
I like Savage as a 5th or 6th round developmental QB, and the 2nd QB drafted.
As would I.
But some people are talking about him moving into the second round and that way too high for him. He has physical tools, but there's too many question marks surrounding his game and mental acuity to condone taking him in the early rounds.
I couldn't see a team taking him to be their starter or #2 either, unless Jacksonville goes two QB's early this year.
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I highly doubt he goes before the 4th. Im pretty sure Ive heard rumors that every QB available is moving up draft boards.
XxDaBuckeyexX said:
I highly doubt he goes before the 4th. Im pretty sure Ive heard rumors that every QB available is moving up draft boards.
maybe with the later round guys.
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