Camp Goff
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The only knock on Ricky Williams was hand size. Ask Ditka how that one worked out
The only knock on Ricky Williams was hand size. Ask Ditka how that one worked out
Absolutely... problem was they were big enough to roll doobies...
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Planting my flag in camp Goff after last nights watchings.
Good to have found a home. I would have zero qualm with Goff and then (if he drops that far) Michael Thomas at 33.
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Only 2 teams play more games 40 degrees or below. Browns are 3rd when it comes to the most cold weather games played. All else equal, then hand size counts.
Yes, Ricky could do some doobie rolling. But he always dropped them while passing it along.
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Hand size isn't the important factor, it's revolutions on the throw.
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How many yards did Williams throw for?
All of them. No incompletions either.
(probably, can't be bothered to check)
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I think the "athleticism gap" is over estimated (and the Combine numbers will show it) and Wentz's resume is simply too thin...
Plus have I mentioned recently that I don't like running QBs?
No bridging this gap, TC, but as usual, it was interesting trying....
That's your prerogative.
It's also a misnomer calling Wentz a running QB - he's just simply a more talented athlete.
You'll eventually come around after we take Wentz.
It's also a misnomer calling Wentz a running QB...
4.78 and 4.79??? Your were right... not a running QB.
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It's also a misnomer calling Wentz a running QB...
4.78 and 4.79??? Your were right... not a running QB.
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Quick feet quick release, balls out.
The most polished QB in the draft.
Pretty good comments by Mayock
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I could live with either one so let's play the trade down game.
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Or we could not trade down and take the clear #1 prospect.
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Or we could not trade down and take the clear #1 prospect.
Or we could not trade down and take the clear #1 prospect.
I agree. Why trade down and miss out on Wentz.
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Exactly what I said he'd run, FTR.
IIRC only if we truncate...
On the other hand Wentz's 3-cone was better than I thought it'd be.
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Quick feet quick release, balls out.
The most polished QB in the draft.
Pretty good comments by Mayock
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Yea the combine isn't as comparable as a game, though from what I've seen and heard Goff was more accurate with better anticipation still.
bb - you are having trouble being objective here. Stuck on a player. Wentz was equal and showed far better than I anticipated. I could live with either.
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Yea the combine isn't as comparable as a game, though from what I've seen and heard Goff was more accurate with better anticipation still.
bb - you are having trouble being objective here. Stuck on a player. Wentz was equal and showed far better than I anticipated. I could live with either.
bb - you are having trouble being objective here. Stuck on a player. Wentz was equal and showed far better than I anticipated. I could live with either.
Nah I just didn't watch, been day drinking - I heard they were both good though. (So I still side with who is better on tape)
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I would prefer Goff, but if Wentz is drafted by the Browns I wouldn't be disappointed.
Those 2 guys are the best of the QB draft class this year.
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bb - you are having trouble being objective here. Stuck on a player. Wentz was equal and showed far better than I anticipated. I could live with either.
Nah I just didn't watch, been day drinking - I heard they were both good though. (So I still side with who is better on tape)
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Cal QB Jared Goff cites Hue Jackson as reason he can turn Browns around
By Mary Kay Cabot, Cleveland.com on February 25, 2016 at 5:26 PM, updated February 25, 2016 at 11:59 PM
INDIANAPOLIS -- Cal quarterback Jared Goff cited Browns coach Hue Jackson as the reason he could change the narrative in win-starved Cleveland if the Browns draft him No. 2 overall.
"It starts with coach Jackson,'' Goff said during his podium interview Thursday at the NFL Combine. "He's a great coach, and that if he ends up choosing me or whatever quarterback he ends up choosing, he's going to be able to make the guy successful. He's a great coach, a great offensive mind and a great quarterback guy.''
Goff has heard great things about Jackson, a former Cal assistant, from some folks in Berkeley, and from their mutual good friend and Cal alum Michael Silver, an NFL Network analyst. Goff will spend time with Jackson here at the combine.
http://www.cleveland.com/browns/index.ssf/2016/02/cal_qb_jared_goff_cites_hue_ja.html
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