Which Qb Goes Where?
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The latest mock on the NFL channel I've seen... "JT's ?" ...
has the Browns picking Goff, and Wentz to Dallas a few picks later.
Lynch is a project, more than he has been said to be in come circles.
Wentz has the cannon arm, and if he can show he isn't all that far behind
Goff in the reading defenses/quicker decisions category...
It could be Wentz. Goff is more polished, and still a strong arm, but some scouts
have said he needs to show he has the arm and durability for the pros.
Going to be a fascinating draft with Hue as HC. I hope Mr. Flugels makes it up to Ohio
for it....
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Kiper has Goff going at #2 in his first mock draft (released a few days ago), not sure what McShay's current opinion is.
But still, none of those guys were saying in December or November that they weren't worth first round picks. Today the opinion is solidified that they are indeed worth first round picks, top 5, top 10, top 20 maybe is in the debate - but 1st round worthy is not in the debate
NFL.com, CBS, and a few other smaller outlets have released early draft profiles for Goff/Wentz/Lynch. They have them all (mostly) in the top 30 of overall prospects (top 20 for all 3, in a lot of cases)
Bucky Brooks has Goff gone at #2.
I'm just saying they aren't being overvalued because they're QBs, and nobody views them as 2nd round talent. (Maybe Polian does? Nobody else does)
Many, many people have said that these two guys are 2d rounders. You just want to argue with their analysis because of your love affair.
It is not that I want to get into a picayune argument over these guys merits.
But, the point is: enough people have questioned the quality of these guys such that there are indeed questions about them. Many of the top rated QBs of the past did NOT have this many people questioning them.
Ergo, it is a fact: These guys ARE questionable.
Someone may be right.....someone may be wrong. There were guys taken very high that were not questionable....yet they were busts. See Jamarcus Russell. Some may have been questionable first round picks that did great: See Aaron Rodgers. Went #24....not one team would have passed on him knowing now what we know about him.
But if you think that there is a SURE Thing with either of these guys....you are just licking your cum mustache.
If the Browns take one of them, I certainly hope you turn out correct and that we have the next Aaron Rodgers.
Many, many people have said that these two guys are 2d rounders. You just want to argue with their analysis because of your love affair.
It is not that I want to get into a picayune argument over these guys merits.
I will patiently wait as well for the "many, many" people who have said this. Saying a guy isn't elite talent and saying he's a 2nd round pick are two way different thing. Another classic example I'm sure of "this is what I think and others should to" opinion on the Browns Board.
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Ughh, I'm colour (sorry i'm from the UK
) blind and I can't see any difference between the definitely needs and doesn't need options!Ughh, I'm colour (sorry i'm from the UK
) blind and I can't see any difference between the definitely needs and doesn't need options!Bingo... looks to us like either 90% of the league definitely need a QB or 90% definitely does not...
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Ughh, I'm colour (sorry i'm from the UK
) blind and I can't see any difference between the definitely needs and doesn't need options!Ughh, I'm colour (sorry i'm from the UK
) blind and I can't see any difference between the definitely needs and doesn't need options!Oh crap. My bad.
Bingo... looks to us like either 90% of the league definitely need a QB or 90% definitely does not...
Key:
Definitely needs a QB
Maybe could take a QB in draft or FA, but doesn't necessarily NEED one
Doesn't need a QB
1.Tennessee Titans
2. Cleveland Browns
3. San Diego Chargers
4. Dallas Cowboys
5. Jacksonville Jaguars
6. Baltimore Ravens
7. San Francisco 49ers
8. Miami Dolphins
9. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
10. New York Giants
11. Chicago Bears
12. New Orleans Saints
13. Philadelphia Eagles
14. Oakland Raiders
15. LA Rams
16. Detroit Lions
17. Atlanta Falcons
18. Indianapolis Colts
19. Buffalo Bills
20. New York Jets
21. Washington Redskins
22. Houston Texans
23. Minnesota Vikings
24. Cincinnati Bengals
25. Green Bay Packers
26. Pittsburgh Steelers
27. Seattle Seahawks
28. Kansas City Chiefs
29. Denver Broncos
30. Arizona Cardinals
31. Carolina Panthers
I would also venture to add that I didn't include teams like Buffalo, San Fran, Miami or Washington as teams that need QB's because of varying reasons mostly having to do with young talent performing well and coaching changes that point to maintaining the status quo at QB.
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The first fallacy of this entire thread is the statement: "There are three potential franchise QBs that may be available in this draft".
I say that is true only if a bolt of lightning comes down and strikes the OP.
Most honest pundits say that the best of these QBs is second round talent....but because they are QBs they will be overevaluated. Yo have your Christian Ponders, Blaine Gabberts, Brandon Weedens, Brady Quinns going for you here.....all of who were touted as first round talent....but were not.
Cleveland - Carson Wentz...maybe with our #32 pick
Philadelphia - Jared Goff
Houston- Sam Bradford in FA, Paxton Lynch in draft
Dallas - Robert Griffin III
LA (That was weird to type) - EJ Manuel
NYJ - Drew Brees
San Francisco - Johnny Manziel (as backup)
The first fallacy of this entire thread is the statement: "There are three potential franchise QBs that may be available in this draft".
Most honest pundits say that the best of these QBs is second round talent...
Now we're down to "honest" pundits... Pretty sure we know how honest is defined here...
Still waiting on links to any three pundits... honest or not...
I think he will. He'll interview well, he'll probably be near perfect in his combine throwing, he'll have an average 40 time.
Ryan Tannehill is Miami right now, for some reason. Despite his garbage performances, they keep him. He's on his third head coach and third GM, yet he's still there.
What is average for QBs? Goff should clock around 4.8... actually looks a little faster on tape to my eye.
Tannehill has shown flashes of getting it. Just enough to keep the Fins interested. Whether or not he is ultimately shown to be full-blown Fools' Gold is still TBD. Such is the issue when you reach so far for a promising QB with a thin resume.
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Many, many people have said that these two guys are 2d rounders. You just want to argue with their analysis because of your love affair.
It is not that I want to get into a picayune argument over these guys merits.
Lance Zierlein (your second article) coins Goff as an early 1st round selection
Mel Kiper (who your first and third article is referencing) mocks Goff as the #2 overall pick.
http://espn.go.com/nfl/insider/story/_/id/14551791/mel-kiper-releases-first-mock-draft-2016-nfl
There are not "many, many" people saying that these guys are 2nd rounders. Wentz is also rapidly rising in the mix as a first round worthy QB.
Lance Zierlein (your second article) coins Goff as an early 1st round selection
Mel Kiper (who your first and third article is referencing) mocks Goff as the #2 overall pick.
http://espn.go.com/nfl/insider/story/_/id/14551791/mel-kiper-releases-first-mock-draft-2016-nfl
There are not "many, many" people saying that these guys are 2nd rounders. Wentz is also rapidly rising in the mix as a first round worthy QB.
And when these guys turn out to be shit, like Ponder and Gabbert...which is what I see them as.....you will need to stick your head somewhere the sun don't shine.
These QBs are being overvalued because they are QBs .....plain and simple.
You know in your heart that is true....its just that you don't want it to be true because you are desperate for a franchise QB.
Again....I hope if the Browns take one you turn out to be right.
I will wager you a hot fudge sundae on the outcome.
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Many, many people have said that these two guys are 2d rounders. You just want to argue with their analysis because of your love affair.
It is not that I want to get into a picayune argument over these guys merits.
But, the point is: enough people have questioned the quality of these guys such that there are indeed questions about them. Many of the top rated QBs of the past did NOT have this many people questioning them.
Ergo, it is a fact: These guys ARE questionable.
Someone may be right.....someone may be wrong. There were guys taken very high that were not questionable....yet they were busts. See Jamarcus Russell. Some may have been questionable first round picks that did great: See Aaron Rodgers. Went #24....not one team would have passed on him knowing now what we know about him.
But if you think that there is a SURE Thing with either of these guys....you are just licking your cum mustache.
If the Browns take one of them, I certainly hope you turn out correct and that we have the next Aaron Rodgers.
Nobody has. You have yet to provide an article that claims any one of these guys is a second round prospect.
Nobody has. You have yet to provide an article that claims any one of these guys is a second round prospect.
Bill Polian said it on ESPN.
You just have to take my fucking word for that. And if you don't want to take my word....shove a football up your ass.
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Many, many people have said that these two guys are 2d rounders. You just want to argue with their analysis because of your love affair.
It is not that I want to get into a picayune argument over these guys merits.
I will patiently wait as well for the "many, many" people who have said this. Saying a guy isn't elite talent and saying he's a 2nd round pick are two way different thing. Another classic example I'm sure of "this is what I think and others should to" opinion on the Browns Board.
I will patiently wait as well for the "many, many" people who have said this. Saying a guy isn't elite talent and saying he's a 2nd round pick are two way different thing. Another classic example I'm sure of "this is what I think and others should to" opinion on the Browns Board.
These guys have been elevated in their prospect rankings since they declared. Prior to that, they weren't thought of as well.
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The first fallacy of this entire thread is the statement: "There are three potential franchise QBs that may be available in this draft".
Most honest pundits say that the best of these QBs is second round talent...
Now we're down to "honest" pundits... Pretty sure we know how honest is defined here...
Still waiting on links to any three pundits... honest or not...
I think he will. He'll interview well, he'll probably be near perfect in his combine throwing, he'll have an average 40 time.
Ryan Tannehill is Miami right now, for some reason. Despite his garbage performances, they keep him. He's on his third head coach and third GM, yet he's still there.
What is average for QBs? Goff should clock around 4.8... actually looks a little faster on tape to my eye.
Tannehill has shown flashes of getting it. Just enough to keep the Fins interested. Whether or not he is ultimately shown to be full-blown Fools' Gold is still TBD. Such is the issue when you reach so far for a promising QB with a thin resume.
Now we're down to "honest" pundits... Pretty sure we know how honest is defined here...
Still waiting on links to any three pundits... honest or not...
Larry, Curly and Moe....there are your three pundits.
All I can say is that the guys that were on ESPN basically said this......and have since changed their minds, apparently.
What is average for QBs? Goff should clock around 4.8... actually looks a little faster on tape to my eye.
Tannehill has shown flashes of getting it. Just enough to keep the Fins interested. Whether or not he is ultimately shown to be full-blown Fools' Gold is still TBD. Such is the issue when you reach so far for a promising QB with a thin resume.
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Lance Zierlein (your second article) coins Goff as an early 1st round selection
Mel Kiper (who your first and third article is referencing) mocks Goff as the #2 overall pick.
http://espn.go.com/nfl/insider/story/_/id/14551791/mel-kiper-releases-first-mock-draft-2016-nfl
There are not "many, many" people saying that these guys are 2nd rounders. Wentz is also rapidly rising in the mix as a first round worthy QB.
And when these guys turn out to be shit, like Ponder and Gabbert...which is what I see them as.....you will need to stick your head somewhere the sun don't shine.
These QBs are being overvalued because they are QBs .....plain and simple.
You know in your heart that is true....its just that you don't want it to be true because you are desperate for a franchise QB.
Again....I hope if the Browns take one you turn out to be right.
I will wager you a hot fudge sundae on the outcome.
And when these guys turn out to be shit, like Ponder and Gabbert...which is what I see them as.....you will need to stick your head somewhere the sun don't shine.
Well I'm really only considering Goff as a sure thing at this point. Wentz/Lynch have some more questions surrounding them.
These QBs are being overvalued because they are QBs .....plain and simple.
Goff is valued higher than everybody who has come out since Luck by NFL.com anyway (I said it first, NFL.com just copied my opinion)
You know in your heart that is true....its just that you don't want it to be true because you are desperate for a franchise QB.
Nope - I've never been desperate. The desperation moves were drafting Manziel, Weeden, and Quinn. All 3 of which I was opposed to - which means I'm right 100% of the time (obviously).
We also haven't taken a QB in the top 20 since 1999, interesting note.
Again....I hope if the Browns take one you turn out to be right.
I will wager you a hot fudge sundae on the outcome.
I'm not really crazy about chocolate...or ice cream. But I'll get a pink Goff jersey and wear it to a game if I'm wrong. When I'm not wrong, a 6 pack would suffice

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http://www.ibabuzz.com/beartalk/2015/12/02/football-espns-todd-mcshay-says-jared-goff-stay/
Here even Kiper and McShay back off these guys.
http://www.ibabuzz.com/beartalk/2015/12/02/football-espns-todd-mcshay-says-jared-goff-stay/
Here even Kiper and McShay back off these guys.
From your first link:
"Now let’s switch over to Mr. Jared Goff. We can start with Todd McShay’s and Mel Kiper’s projection for him since we just talked about them with Paxton’s overall rating. Well, Goff is rated even LOWER than Paxton Lynch on both analysts’ draft boards. Goff is rated as the tenth best player on Kiper’s board while he is all the way down at fifteenth on McShay’s. "
From Link #2 which is an article about Lynch, not Goff:
"Lynch appears to lack some of the polish I'm seeing with Goff, for example, but draft decisions aren't made based on how a player is performing right now. They are made based on the long-term projection of ceiling vs. floor."
In Link #3 at its core McShay really argues that both Goff and Lynch would benefit from another year of development. I agree... and Goff can do that in Berea behind McCown until he is ready. Kiper on the other hand says no such thing.
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And when these guys turn out to be shit, like Ponder and Gabbert...which is what I see them as.....you will need to stick your head somewhere the sun don't shine.
Well I'm really only considering Goff as a sure thing at this point. Wentz/Lynch have some more questions surrounding them.
These QBs are being overvalued because they are QBs .....plain and simple.
Goff is valued higher than everybody who has come out since Luck by NFL.com anyway (I said it first, NFL.com just copied my opinion)
You know in your heart that is true....its just that you don't want it to be true because you are desperate for a franchise QB.
Nope - I've never been desperate. The desperation moves were drafting Manziel, Weeden, and Quinn. All 3 of which I was opposed to - which means I'm right 100% of the time (obviously).
We also haven't taken a QB in the top 20 since 1999, interesting note.
Again....I hope if the Browns take one you turn out to be right.
I will wager you a hot fudge sundae on the outcome.
I'm not really crazy about chocolate...or ice cream. But I'll get a pink Goff jersey and wear it to a game if I'm wrong. When I'm not wrong, a 6 pack would suffice

Nope - I've never been desperate. The desperation moves were drafting Manziel, Weeden, and Quinn. All 3 of which I was opposed to - which means I'm right 100% of the time (obviously).
lol... Did you mutter, "Oh, no...," all three times when the fact that we had traded up was announced?
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And when these guys turn out to be shit, like Ponder and Gabbert...which is what I see them as.....you will need to stick your head somewhere the sun don't shine.
Well I'm really only considering Goff as a sure thing at this point. Wentz/Lynch have some more questions surrounding them.
These QBs are being overvalued because they are QBs .....plain and simple.
Goff is valued higher than everybody who has come out since Luck by NFL.com anyway (I said it first, NFL.com just copied my opinion)
You know in your heart that is true....its just that you don't want it to be true because you are desperate for a franchise QB.
Nope - I've never been desperate. The desperation moves were drafting Manziel, Weeden, and Quinn. All 3 of which I was opposed to - which means I'm right 100% of the time (obviously).
We also haven't taken a QB in the top 20 since 1999, interesting note.
Again....I hope if the Browns take one you turn out to be right.
I will wager you a hot fudge sundae on the outcome.
I'm not really crazy about chocolate...or ice cream. But I'll get a pink Goff jersey and wear it to a game if I'm wrong. When I'm not wrong, a 6 pack would suffice

And when these guys turn out to be shit, like Ponder and Gabbert...which is what I see them as.....you will need to stick your head somewhere the sun don't shine.
Well I'm really only considering Goff as a sure thing at this point. Wentz/Lynch have some more questions surrounding them.
Ponder/Gabbert
These QBs are being overvalued because they are QBs .....plain and simple.
Goff is valued higher than everybody who has come out since Luck by NFL.com anyway (I said it first, NFL.com just copied my opinion)
So? Jamarcus was rated practically as high.
You know in your heart that is true....its just that you don't want it to be true because you are desperate for a franchise QB.
Nope - I've never been desperate. The desperation moves were drafting Manziel, Weeden, and Quinn. All 3 of which I was opposed to - which means I'm right 100% of the time (obviously).
We also haven't taken a QB in the top 20 since 1999, interesting note.
Does that mean we should now take a guy in the top 20? Again...desperation.
Again....I hope if the Browns take one you turn out to be right.
I will wager you a hot fudge sundae on the outcome.
I'm not really crazy about chocolate...or ice cream. But I'll get a pink Goff jersey and wear it to a game if I'm wrong. When I'm not wrong, a 6 pack would suffice

You want to change the bet? When you lose, you have to wear a pair of pink hot pants to a game. I would allow that to be in September so you don't freeze your pink tushy off.
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Nobody has. You have yet to provide an article that claims any one of these guys is a second round prospect.
Bill Polian said it on ESPN.
You just have to take my fucking word for that. And if you don't want to take my word....shove a football up your ass.
Bill Polian said it on ESPN.
You just have to take my fucking word for that. And if you don't want to take my word....shove a football up your ass.
Got it. So it's not true.
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Nope - I've never been desperate. The desperation moves were drafting Manziel, Weeden, and Quinn. All 3 of which I was opposed to - which means I'm right 100% of the time (obviously).
lol... Did you mutter, "Oh, no...," all three times when the fact that we had traded up was announced?
lol... Did you mutter, "Oh, no...," all three times when the fact that we had traded up was announced?
Pretty much.
Quinn I never liked when he was at ND and thought we gave up way too much to move up.
Weeden I mean, who the hell is that old man getting drafted in the first round. This hurts especially because we had the opportunity to get the likes of JJ Watt, Von Miller, Julio Jones, and Patrick Pederson but instead we traded for F***ing Phil Taylor, Greg Little, and Brandon Weeden
And Manziel I never saw any NFL potential. Aside from not wanting the attention, he's a midget with a ton of problems (not surprisingly, he continued to see phantoms in the pocket, never step up in the pocket, and suck balls in the pocket in general at the NFL level. Not to mention the fact he never read the entire field in college and was surrounded with NFL caliber talent at A&M)
Of the 3, I had the highest hopes for Quinn - but they weren't that high.
I don't recall being high on any of the QBs in 2007. Ryan was my favorite in 2008 (and everybody's favorite), didn't really care about anybody in 09, 10' - I was fine with McCoy because it was only a 3rd rounder.
Basically I'm always right, and we need to get Goff to end the debacle once and for all.
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There ain't no Nicolette Sheridan's in this QB draft.
There ain't no Nicolette Sheridan's in this QB draft.
I think the Colts got the only two Nicolette Sheridan's in the past 20 years ... Manning and Luck.
Zombo
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The first fallacy of this entire thread is the statement: "There are three potential franchise QBs that may be available in this draft".
Most honest pundits say that the best of these QBs is second round talent...
Now we're down to "honest" pundits... Pretty sure we know how honest is defined here...
Still waiting on links to any three pundits... honest or not...
I think he will. He'll interview well, he'll probably be near perfect in his combine throwing, he'll have an average 40 time.
Ryan Tannehill is Miami right now, for some reason. Despite his garbage performances, they keep him. He's on his third head coach and third GM, yet he's still there.
What is average for QBs? Goff should clock around 4.8... actually looks a little faster on tape to my eye.
Tannehill has shown flashes of getting it. Just enough to keep the Fins interested. Whether or not he is ultimately shown to be full-blown Fools' Gold is still TBD. Such is the issue when you reach so far for a promising QB with a thin resume.
Now we're down to "honest" pundits... Pretty sure we know how honest is defined here...
Still waiting on links to any three pundits... honest or not...
What is average for QBs? Goff should clock around 4.8... actually looks a little faster on tape to my eye.
Tannehill has shown flashes of getting it. Just enough to keep the Fins interested. Whether or not he is ultimately shown to be full-blown Fools' Gold is still TBD. Such is the issue when you reach so far for a promising QB with a thin resume.
I'd clock Goff around mid 4.7's at his best.
Some 40 yard times to keep in mind:
Aaron Rodgers - 4.71
Johnny Manziel - 4.68
Andrew Luck - 4.65
Cam Newton - 4.58
Marcus Mariota - 4.52
If I had to guess, I'd throw the Big 3 this year in here like this:
Paxton Lynch - 4. 81
Carson Wentz - 4.75
Jared Goff- 4.74
Aaron Rodgers - 4.71
Johnny Manziel - 4.68
Andrew Luck - 4.65
Cam Newton - 4.58
Marcus Mariota - 4.52
But I would say that, of the three, Lynch is probably the biggest threat with his legs - he has a Cam Newton-esque elusiveness and stride, coupled with his long frame.
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@hoorta said:
Here ya go argumentative one- every freaking mock draft out there. http://walterfootball.com/draftdata.php
Kiper is a ESPN talking head that's right around 50% of the time. He's changed his tune in the last couple months. http://espn.go.com/video/clip?id=espn:14569169
FWIW, If guys like Polian or Kiper were so great at evaluating talent, they'd be working in an NFL scouting department.
It's early- the draft is still months away, and some of the stuff you posted is contrarian garbage, just to get hits.
I think Polian is pretty good and could probably still be working in the NFL, but to call him some QB guru is completely misleading. Many of his drafts were butt, but he drafted Peyton Manning and Jim Kelly - not hard decisions by any means, but still good ones regardless.
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http://www.ibabuzz.com/beartalk/2015/12/02/football-espns-todd-mcshay-says-jared-goff-stay/
Here even Kiper and McShay back off these guys.
http://www.ibabuzz.com/beartalk/2015/12/02/football-espns-todd-mcshay-says-jared-goff-stay/
Here even Kiper and McShay back off these guys.
Here ya go argumentative one- every freaking mock draft out there. http://walterfootbal...m/draftdata.php
Kiper is a ESPN talking head that's right around 50% of the time. He's changed his tune in the last couple months. http://espn.go.com/v...d=espn:14569169
FWIW, If guys like Polian or Kiper were so great at evaluating talent, they'd be working in an NFL scouting department.
It's early- the draft is still months away, and some of the stuff you posted is contrarian garbage, just to get hits. Prospects, especially top prospects get picked apart pre-draft.
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http://www.ibabuzz.com/beartalk/2015/12/02/football-espns-todd-mcshay-says-jared-goff-stay/
Here even Kiper and McShay back off these guys.
From your first link:
"Now let’s switch over to Mr. Jared Goff. We can start with Todd McShay’s and Mel Kiper’s projection for him since we just talked about them with Paxton’s overall rating. Well, Goff is rated even LOWER than Paxton Lynch on both analysts’ draft boards. Goff is rated as the tenth best player on Kiper’s board while he is all the way down at fifteenth on McShay’s. "
From Link #2 which is an article about Lynch, not Goff:
"Lynch appears to lack some of the polish I'm seeing with Goff, for example, but draft decisions aren't made based on how a player is performing right now. They are made based on the long-term projection of ceiling vs. floor."
In Link #3 at its core McShay really argues that both Goff and Lynch would benefit from another year of development. I agree... and Goff can do that in Berea behind McCown until he is ready. Kiper on the other hand says no such thing.
From your first link:
"Now let’s switch over to Mr. Jared Goff. We can start with Todd McShay’s and Mel Kiper’s projection for him since we just talked about them with Paxton’s overall rating. Well, Goff is rated even LOWER than Paxton Lynch on both analysts’ draft boards. Goff is rated as the tenth best player on Kiper’s board while he is all the way down at fifteenth on McShay’s. "
From Link #2 which is an article about Lynch, not Goff:
"Lynch appears to lack some of the polish I'm seeing with Goff, for example, but draft decisions aren't made based on how a player is performing right now. They are made based on the long-term projection of ceiling vs. floor."
In Link #3 at its core McShay really argues that both Goff and Lynch would benefit from another year of development. I agree... and Goff can do that in Berea behind McCown until he is ready. Kiper on the other hand says no such thing.
If we do end up taking Goff #2, he sure as hell won't sit a year. If you are drafted #2 overall, you play....period.
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