Camp Lynch
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8800 yds 59 touchdowns 17 rushing td. 23 int. Only 4 as a junior. 3 year starter. High football IQ in a Simple system. Improved his team record since becoming a starter.
Has played in cold weather climate.
Compared to wentz 5100 yards 45 touchdowns
13 rushing. Only full year as starter in 2014. Injury history in throwing arm/shoulder
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8800 yds 59 touchdowns 17 rushing td. 23 int. Only 4 as a junior. 3 year starter. High football IQ in a Simple system. Improved his team record since becoming a starter.
Has played in cold weather climate.
Compared to wentz 5100 yards 45 touchdowns
13 rushing. Only full year as starter in 2014. Injury history in throwing arm/shoulder
8800 yds 59 touchdowns 17 rushing td. 23 int. Only 4 as a junior. 3 year starter. High football IQ in a Simple system. Improved his team record since becoming a starter.
Has played in cold weather climate.
Compared to wentz 5100 yards 45 touchdowns
13 rushing. Only full year as starter in 2014. Injury history in throwing arm/shoulder
Did you want me to post Graham Harrell or Tim Tebows career stats?
Clearly they're quite important to you.
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He is definitely one option although so far he is not my favorite.
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That is a thought....
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I will be the one to oppose picking a QB in the second or third rounds.....and here's why....
We need a lot of players and are definitely not just one or two away.....so we REALLY need to use our higher picks on players we are sure of(at least as sure as possible).....
I think if you see a QB and think he's the guy, then tap him immediately.....and, if he's not the guy, then we can not afford to spend another high pick on someone we dont have faith in.....thats how we ended up with Quinn, Manziel and Weeden....
Its obvious we didnt think ANY of them were "the guy"....otherwise we wouldnt have taken all 3 of them with our second pick....
So.....the 22nd pick or 32nd pick would buy us a good player......are we gonna repeat the same mistake again and burn our #2 pick??????....
To me.....that would be a huge mistake.....if we're gonna draft a "project QB" or one that we are just luke warm on....lets do it after the 3rd round.....
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Toward the end of the regular college season Lynch was considered the cream of the crop.....so certainly he should be in the conversation with the other QBs.....if QB were to be the way the Browns go.
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What if the browns peg lynch as "the guy"? Do we spend they #2 on him? I think they may over pay doing that. Maybe goff doesn't fit in Jackson scheme and isnt worth a pick at all. Players have different values for different teams
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What if the browns peg lynch as "the guy"? Do we spend they #2 on him? I think they may over pay doing that. Maybe goff doesn't fit in Jackson scheme and isnt worth a pick at all. Players have different values for different teams
What if the browns peg lynch as "the guy"? Do we spend they #2 on him? I think they may over pay doing that. Maybe goff doesn't fit in Jackson scheme and isnt worth a pick at all. Players have different values for different teams
No.....if he's "the guy", then he is easily worth your first pick, no matter where it is.....(heck, most teams would give 2 or 3 picks for "the guy")
And if he's NOT worth your first pick, then he's obviously not the guy....
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What if the browns peg lynch as "the guy"? Do we spend they #2 on him? I think they may over pay doing that. Maybe goff doesn't fit in Jackson scheme and isnt worth a pick at all. Players have different values for different teams
What if the browns peg lynch as "the guy"? Do we spend they #2 on him? I think they may over pay doing that. Maybe goff doesn't fit in Jackson scheme and isnt worth a pick at all. Players have different values for different teams
Say the same exact thing about all these guys.
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I see it as Carson=Lynch as far as prospect type and style. Goff doesn't look to be a fit for our team unfortunately. So either one though i prefer lynch (he did throw 7 td in one half afterall). Let me be clear that i see each of these prospects as having a good career
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If any QB is pegged as "the guy", then the #2 will be spent for him without hesitation. That you, or I, think that's too high to take Lynch, says neither of us think he is the guy.
If Goff can get out from under center as smoothly as the rest of footwork suggests he will, then he will fit. And there will be plenty of opportunities to see his dropback skill level between now and the draft.
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If any QB is pegged as "the guy", then the #2 will be spent for him without hesitation. That you, or I, think that's too high to take Lynch, says neither of us think he is the guy.
If Goff can get out from under center as smoothly as the rest of footwork suggests he will, then he will fit. And there will be plenty of opportunities to see his dropback skill level between now and the draft.
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No to Lynch. He's too much a project. If we need a QB take him with a top 15 pick.
Though if we can trade back and grab elliott or treadwell and then pick wentz 2nd round I wouldn't be opposed.
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They are all project qb's mate. Just need to know how fast they can learn
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