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  • @osiris said:

    Right now it looks that way but I don't think the Browns take either at #1, which leaves the 49ers and Bears. Either of those teams could end up with Garopolo, and a long shot but possibly Cousins or Romo.

    myles garrett or trade down i think

    @stillmotion said:

    myles garrett or trade down i think

    I hope Garrett, I think Allen is a good possibility, too. I really hope they don't trade down, though. We need to start drafting some blue-chip impact players.

  • @stillmotion said:

    myles garrett or trade down i think

    I hope Garrett, I think Allen is a good possibility, too. I really hope they don't trade down, though. We need to start drafting some blue-chip impact players.

    @osiris said:

    I hope Garrett, I think Allen is a good possibility, too. I really hope they don't trade down, though. We need to start drafting some blue-chip impact players.

    I'd be cool with Foster and Garrett

  • @the-gipper said:

    Both Trubisky and Watson will go Top 5. If not, I owe someone a pitcher of Margaritas. (If Trub goes top 5, Stan owes me....but I am not sure about both of them....perhaps Z.)

    Right now it looks that way but I don't think the Browns take either at #1, which leaves the 49ers and Bears. Either of those teams could end up with Garopolo, and a long shot but possibly Cousins or Romo.

    @osiris said:

    Right now it looks that way but I don't think the Browns take either at #1, which leaves the 49ers and Bears. Either of those teams could end up with Garopolo, and a long shot but possibly Cousins or Romo.

  • @tour2ma said:

    And the downside is we like him but not at #1 so once he falls past us other teams begin to wonder what we saw that we did not love... and that's if we go D with our #1. Just imagine if we went with a different QB?

    SO it comes down to - how confident are you in your abilities? Do you feel like you can go in and knock the socks off of the coaching staff? If not you don't deserve to be an NFL QB...

    @gftchris said:

    SO it comes down to - how confident are you in your abilities? Do you feel like you can go in and knock the socks off of the coaching staff? If not you don't deserve to be an NFL QB...

    Completely disagree... just as much confidence is shown by standing pat.

    Plus Davos was live at the Sr. Bowl and, while this may fall under the category of "towing the line", he said Watson had 15 games of wear and tear on him and needed the time to heal up before preparing for the Combine. That's 15 games worth of tape vs. a gamble on 3 days of practice before a "bowl game".

    Desahun... 200.gif

  • i think it was stupid to ask him. Makes the browns look like assholes. Hey you just won the nat champ by kicking the shit out of OSU than beating Al...but we'd still like you to come to the senior bowl and potentially risk your draft status. Wtf is wrong with the browns?

  • @flugel said:

    As opposed to other QBs in this draft locking onto primary targets of their pre-determined passes in the huddle? McNabb played in the Veer Option which was very similar to the style of offense Favre played in before both guys went on to perfect WCOs. Rodgers got stereotyped for being a Tedford system QB and I'm guessing it's why he slid down into the 20s.

    My question to you is which of the top QB prospects this year were asked to read progressions?

    Ultimately I can't think of QB's that aren't asked to try and make it to their #2 if possible (save for Pat White)

    However that doesn't mean that they do or can.

    @tiamat63 said:

    Ultimately I can't think of QB's that aren't asked to try and make it to their #2 if possible (save for Pat White)

    However that doesn't mean that they do or can.

    Good point T. That's probably more the case in terms of design.

    QBs in college know they can get away with locking onto their primary targets in a world where defenses aren't that complicated/complex so many perfect this bad habit. The oft-labelled "pro ready" Brady Quinn was constantly staring down his primary target Jeff Smarzdija which worked okay until they played teams like LSU or Ohio State. Unfortunately, that never prepared him for a world of reading progressions vrs more complicated defenses in a faster league with less time to throw.

  • I'm not at home but if I felt like it could get the coaches room tape ESPN did and with their angles you can see just how many times Watson missed anticipating a window off of his primary target.

    I can think of 3 times alone out of that mesh they run in the bunch trips set.

  • Smart move by RG4. Don't do anything to help prove you can't play at the next level until after you've signed that big contract.

  • @gftchris said:

    SO it comes down to - how confident are you in your abilities? Do you feel like you can go in and knock the socks off of the coaching staff? If not you don't deserve to be an NFL QB...

    Completely disagree... just as much confidence is shown by standing pat.

    Plus Davos was live at the Sr. Bowl and, while this may fall under the category of "towing the line", he said Watson had 15 games of wear and tear on him and needed the time to heal up before preparing for the Combine. That's 15 games worth of tape vs. a gamble on 3 days of practice before a "bowl game".

    Desahun... 200.gif

    @tour2ma said:

    Completely disagree... just as much confidence is shown by standing pat.

    Plus Davos was live at the Sr. Bowl and, while this may fall under the category of "towing the line", he said Watson had 15 games of wear and tear on him and needed the time to heal up before preparing for the Combine. That's 15 games worth of tape vs. a gamble on 3 days of practice before a "bowl game".

    Desahun... 200.gif

    There is plenty of tape on Watson this year and I watched most of this games, the most part he was just OK, I didn't see a great QB for the first 13 games. The last 2 games he played were by far his best games. So I guess there is something for raising your play in the big games, but he wasn't great in games like Troy or NCSU. No way I draft him in the first round.

  • Smart move by RG4. Don't do anything to help prove you can't play at the next level until after you've signed that big contract.

    @d-bone said:

    Smart move by RG4. Don't do anything to help prove you can't play at the next level until after you've signed that big contract.

    Ghoolie would approve of this message. "Watson Sucks". It's in my best interest to make sure the Browns don't draft me, the Quarterback Graveyard.