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  • @tiamat63 said:

    Big enough names are plug in and watch.  There is usually a few games cut for them specifically.

    I've had to be patient but many people upload whole games, which I then have to go through and play spot.   It's a pain in the ass, but if I want to see more of a player, sometimes it's a necessity.

    All on youtube I trust???

    That was the great thing about DraftBreakdown... you could find some tape on even Day 3, small school prospects.

    @tour2ma said:

    All on youtube I trust???

    That was the great thing about DraftBreakdown... you could find some tape on even Day 3, small school prospects.

    Yessir, the youtubes.

    DraftBreakdown was great.  Shame it sounds like it has gone the way of the dodo bird.

  • Play I mentioned from earlier starts at 23 seconds.

  • I'm watching PBS.  Ok so I'm a nerd.

    Hey only one more actual game until the real NCAA meat market games begin like:

    Both annual college showcases that the NFL supports — the East-West Shrine Bowl and Senior Bowl — impact the community through charitable causes. Created by the Shriners in 1925, the East-West Shrine Bowl supports Shriners Hospitals for Children in its mission to help children in need of expert medical care. The Senior Bowl benefits various local and regional organizations.

    “The East-West Shrine Bowl merges both the game with community service by enriching young lives at the Shriners Hospitals,” said Troy Vincent, NFL Executive Vice President of Football Operations.

    The NFL supports:

    • East-West Shrine Bowl – The NFL provides the coaching staff, game officials and four Legends captains for the nation’s oldest all-star college football game. The game is an opportunity for emerging assistant coaches to gain valuable experiences and showcase their coaching and leadership skills. The 2020 game, Jan. 18 at Tropicana Field, will air on NFL Network.
    • Senior Bowl – Two NFL clubs equip each team with full coaching, training, video and equipment staffs to support the annual Senior Bowl. The 2020 Senior Bowl on Jan. 25 will air on NFL Network from Mobile’s Ladd-Peebles Stadium.
  • The NFLPA Collegiate Bowl

    The future of football is bright – and it’s right here. The NFLPA Collegiate Bowl is the premier postseason all-star game for any draft-eligible college football players. More than just a game, this week-long experience provides players with the chance to showcase their game to NFL scouts and coaches, while learning from the best in the business. The Collegiate Bowl not only prepares players for the speed and intensity of professional football, but also for the business and lifestyle changes that come with it.

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  • THE DREAM BOWL
    JANUARY 17-20, 2020.    

    The Dream Bowl is a College Football All-Star Showcase of the best FCS, D-II and D-III players from across the country. The game and the series of events held over Martin Luther King Weekend are a celebration of the excellence, commitment, and sacrifice made by the players and their families.

    The Dream Bowl treats seniors to a real bowl game experience.   The Dream Bowl provides first-class accommodations, meals, and facilities for the players, along with a full weekend of football and social related activities for their friends and families, which will create a lifetime of memories for their collegiate send-off game.

    logo-1541634024946282927.pngMonday, January 20: Dream Bowl VIII. Kickoff is at 12:00PM.

  • He'll be in it. Has declared. Hope he doesn't fall to the stupid Patriots. How high in the first round if he goes go in the first round?

    An SI article on his best fit possibilities: If he jumps to the top ten, that could really help the Browns' chances of getting their top desired pick to fall to them at ten?

    https://www.si.com/college/georgia/news/jake-fromm-best-fit-for-2020-nfl-draft

  • Georgia had high hopes for a final four spot but still had a good season.  Fromm won't be in the top 3 but will all of the soon to be retiring quarterbacks should get some good looks at the workouts.

    Georgia fell short of the College Football Playoff for the second straight season. The Bulldogs finished with a 12–2 record, their only losses coming to South Carolina and LSU.

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  • He'll be in it. Has declared. Hope he doesn't fall to the stupid Patriots. How high in the first round if he goes go in the first round?

    An SI article on his best fit possibilities: If he jumps to the top ten, that could really help the Browns' chances of getting their top desired pick to fall to them at ten?

    https://www.si.com/college/georgia/news/jake-fromm-best-fit-for-2020-nfl-draft

    @calfoxwc said:

    He'll be in it. Has declared. Hope he doesn't fall to the stupid Patriots. How high in the first round if he goes go in the first round?

    An SI article on his best fit possibilities: If he jumps to the top ten, that could really help the Browns' chances of getting their top desired pick to fall to them at ten?

    https://www.si.com/college/georgia/news/jake-fromm-best-fit-for-2020-nfl-draft

    Pats have Jason Stitham.  Is Fromm considered an upgrade from him?  

  • QB
     
     
    RK PLAYER SCHOOL YEAR POS POS RK HT WT    
    2 Joe Burrow LSU Sr QB 1 6-4 216    
    4 Tua Tagovailoa Alabama Jr QB 2 6-1 218    
    28 Jacob Eason Washington Jr QB 3 6-6 227    
    33 Justin Herbert Oregon Sr QB 4 6-6 237    
    55 Jake Fromm Georgia Jr QB 5 6-2 220    
    58 Jordan Love Utah St. Jr QB 6 6-4 225    
    91 Jalen Hurts Oklahoma Sr QB 7 6-2 218    
    Per CBS here, they give him a late 2d round grade.
  • I coulda sworn a year or 2 ago Fromm was considered the next big thing at QB.

    Does anyone else think it’s funny that there’s a Tua and a Fromm in this years’ QB draft class?

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  • I coulda sworn a year or 2 ago Fromm was considered the next big thing at QB.

    Does anyone else think it’s funny that there’s a Tua and a Fromm in this years’ QB draft class?

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    @ibleedbrown said:

    I coulda sworn a year or 2 ago Fromm was considered the next big thing at QB.

    Does anyone else think it’s funny that there’s a Tua and a Fromm in this years’ QB draft class?

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    But...he is not wearing khakis.

  • @ibleedbrown said:

    I coulda sworn a year or 2 ago Fromm was considered the next big thing at QB.

    Does anyone else think it’s funny that there’s a Tua and a Fromm in this years’ QB draft class?

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    But...he is not wearing khakis.

    @the-gipper said:

    But...he is not wearing khakis.

    The meme does say “only intellectuals will get it.” Oooh burnnn...

  • @the-gipper said:

    But...he is not wearing khakis.

    The meme does say “only intellectuals will get it.” Oooh burnnn...

    @ibleedbrown said:

    The meme does say “only intellectuals will get it.” Oooh burnnn...

    I guess that has left you out then? 

  • @ibleedbrown said:

    The meme does say “only intellectuals will get it.” Oooh burnnn...

    I guess that has left you out then? 

    @the-gipper said:

    I guess that has left you out then? 

    Well duh

  • @the-gipper said:

    But...he is not wearing khakis.

    The meme does say “only intellectuals will get it.” Oooh burnnn...

    @ibleedbrown said:

    The meme does say “only intellectuals will get it.” Oooh burnnn...

    How about it's so easy even a dimwit will get it?

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  • I can get Fromm's case to go Day 1 more than I can Herbert's. The latter makes more WTF? throws than any "top prospect" in recent memory.

  • I can get Fromm's case to go Day 1 more than I can Herbert's. The latter makes more WTF? throws than any "top prospect" in recent memory.

    @tour2ma said:

    I can get Fromm's case to go Day 1 more than I can Herbert's. The latter makes more WTF? throws than any "top prospect" in recent memory.

    You wonder how this year's QB class compares with the recent classes of ready to go step in starters......or still the apparent gold standard of 1983?

    They new kids on the block seen to be great RPO well trained ready to go players similar to the more recent RBs and WRs.

    Even with the newer "soft" rules on the skill players you wonder if this new crop of run/pass quarterbacks will make it 10+ years?  Maybe 5+?

  • @tour2ma said:

    I can get Fromm's case to go Day 1 more than I can Herbert's. The latter makes more WTF? throws than any "top prospect" in recent memory.

    You wonder how this year's QB class compares with the recent classes of ready to go step in starters......or still the apparent gold standard of 1983?

    They new kids on the block seen to be great RPO well trained ready to go players similar to the more recent RBs and WRs.

    Even with the newer "soft" rules on the skill players you wonder if this new crop of run/pass quarterbacks will make it 10+ years?  Maybe 5+?

    @mjp28 said:

    You wonder how this year's QB class compares with the recent classes of ready to go step in starters......or still the apparent gold standard of 1983?

    They new kids on the block seen to be great RPO well trained ready to go players similar to the more recent RBs and WRs.

    Even with the newer "soft" rules on the skill players you wonder if this new crop of run/pass quarterbacks will make it 10+ years?  Maybe 5+?

    Good question and good insight. I feel like we’ve been chomping at the bit for the multi-dimensional QB superstar since Michael Vick. He was the first guy l recall who was going to transform the NFL with his arm and his legs.

    But l think the “effectiveness to shelf life” ratio wasn’t there, nor was it for RG3. But what about Cam Newton? And Josh Allen or Lamar Jackson?

    Michael Vick was drafted 20 years ago, but it planted a seed. We could very well be on the dawn of it, where the superstar do it all QB becomes a thing in the pro game, but how long do they last and how many are behind them to replace them?