@flugel said:

With the exception of the throw David Carr jinxed him on, I thought he looked good enough to be very impressed with.

https://mobile.twitter.com/NFL/status/970007987837284357/video/1

Hard to get much better than this.  

Imagine Gordon and Coleman on the receiving end.... And that's how you turn this Sheet show around

@sd_tom said:

Thought it was funny Bucky Brooks thought Rosen sucked, Mayock thought he looked very good and showed he was the smoothest thrower.

With the exception of the throw David Carr jinxed him on, I thought he looked good enough to be very impressed with.

@dutch-oven said:

Who the hell is Bucky Brooks?

an analyst/ex player. maybe NFL network? Not really sure what channel

@sd_tom said:

Thought it was funny Bucky Brooks thought Rosen sucked, Mayock thought he looked very good and showed he was the smoothest thrower.

Who the hell is Bucky Brooks?

@flugel said:

As in the one that parted a lot more than just the Red Sea. 

So, perhaps then, as most archeologist suggest....the whole Exodus never happened, that it appears to be mythological because if such an even would have occurred, there would have been an archeological record of it.

Ergo...the "parting of the Red Sea" is allegorical for some other event(s) or activity?

And check this out:

https://thoughtcatalog.com/jim-goad/2013/10/penis-sizes-of-world-religious-figures/

@the-gipper said:

Moses?    As in parted the Red Sea Moses?   Or Moses Malone?

As in the one that parted a lot more than just the Red Sea. 

@flugel said:

Legend has it - so did Moses.  That's why he had more kids out of wed-lock than Shawn Kemp.

Moses?    As in parted the Red Sea Moses?   Or Moses Malone?

@jiggins7919 said:

Is Rosen throwing? I know Darnold isn't. 

Yes, Rosen is throwing.   Stock up!   If you don't believe in yourself - who will?  

Darnold is not.  Stock down!  Yeah, I know he's working with the same guy (Jordan Palmer) that worked with DeShaun Watson for ideal results.   However, Watson still participated in the combines and it went well enough for a team to trade up to #12 overall to take him.  He's going to get interviewed by interested team so he can tell them "hey I've recently altered some mechanics so I'm not quite where I want to be just yet; but I LOVE to compete so here I am.  Having said that, I hope you'll notice some progress when you see me again at my Pro Day."  Or, something to that effect.  Believe in yourself kid!  

IMO, this is an ideal chance to compete especially considering Darnold's 2017 troubles with pocket pressure with the fumbles.  Here's the chance to throw with no pass rushers challenging mechanics, time to throw and ball security. Even better, there's no corners messing up routes or throws. Take advantage of these goodies in front of people that may want to invest in you.  Show them what you'd be like with reasonable pass pro and WRs that can actually get open. 

The drills are just specified drops/roll-outs and throw to an area.  Last year, the best 2 QBs by far on those quick out throws were Watson and Trubisky. They also looked best overall to me.  They were my 1A and 1B last year.  That said, I usually found myself defending Watson to people that only liked Trubisky. I'll say this again this year - you don't have to like just 1 QB or prematurely entrench yourself into 1 QB camp 6-8 weeks before the combines.  Not to sound like Bart Simpson giving advice on etiquette... 

@7moses7 said:

John Holmes had a 14” wiener 

Legend has it - so did Moses.  That's why he had more kids out of wed-lock than Shawn Kemp.

@gumby73 said:

Darnold is working with Carson Palmers brother to fix his long whine up in his mechcanics. Some say that is why Darnold/agent chose to not throw at Combine but to wait for his familiar WR's at Pro Day..Am holding that thought on Darnold till I see this new whined up..  

Jordan Palmer also worked with DeShaun Watson last year. It looked like he did a great job!

@sd_tom said:

Darnold might still be shell shocked from getting whooped by the buckeyes 

Yeah, I hyphenated his last name to Darnold-DucknobodyblockedBosaagain after that Ohio State mismatch in the trenches.

(No word about the size of his hands)

So...what do these two above tell us?  Hmm?

Patrick Mahomes - 9 1/4 inches
Mitchell Trubisky - 9 1/2 inches
Deshaun Watson - 9 3/4 inches
Carson Wentz - 10 inche

@texasag1969 said:

With Rogers @ 9 3/8 that kind of throws out the 9 1/2 min. myth.

Well....it is just an optimal thing....not a hard fast rule by any means.  

I think Michael Vick had only 8.5 inch hands.    Alex Smith I think is the same.

Here is an article on hand size...and why supposedly it has some importance to NFL teams.

http://www.foxnews.com/sports/2016/02/22/why-quarterback-hand-size-matters-to-nfl.html

And..What about Allen and Rudolph and others?   Here are some stats from the Senior Bowl:

Hand sizes of Senior Bowl QBs:
Josh Allen: 10 1/8
Luke Falk: 9 3/8
Tanner Lee: 10 1/8
Kurt Benkert: 9 5/8
Kyle Lauletta: 9 5/8
Mason Rudolph: 9 1/8* won’t play
Brandon Silvers 9 1/8
Mike White: 9 3/8

• Brett Favre (10⅜)
• E.J. Manuel (10⅜)
• Drew Brees (10 ¼)
• Russell Wilson (10 ¼)
• Tim Tebow (10⅛)
• Andrew Luck (10")
• Marcus Mariota (9⅞)
• Johnny Manziel (9 ⅞)
• Cam Newton (9⅞)
• Robert Griffin III (9 ½)
• Daunte Culpepper (9 ½)
• Andy Dalton (9½)
• Sam Bradford (9½)
• Aaron Rodgers (9⅜)
• Blake Bortles (9⅜)
• Jameis Winston (9⅜)
• Teddy Twatwater (9¼)

How odd is that?

Also, here is a chart from earlier years...not current...but interesting:

Edit....sorry about the size.

@lionofbuddha said:

Measurements came in from the combine:

Lamar Jackson

6’2 1/4

 216 lbs

Hand 9 1/2

Sam Darnold

6’3 3/8

221 lbs

Hand 9 3/8

Josh Rosen 

6’4

226lbs

Hand 9 7/8

Baker Mayfield

6’0 5/8

215 lbs

Hand 9 1/4

Discussion about this on the radio this AM.   Statment generally was that  9.5"   hand size was expected minimum.   Russell Wilson....even though he was only like 5'11"   had a hand size over 10 inches.

So...now....where are these stats on  Allen and Rudolph et al?

Lamar Jackson

6’2 1/4

 216 lbs

Hand 9 1/2

Sam Darnold

6’3 3/8

221 lbs

Hand 9 3/8

Josh Rosen 

6’4

226lbs

Hand 9 7/8

Baker Mayfield

6’0 5/8

215 lbs

Hand 9 1/4

@dutch-oven said:

And a boat...

We talked about a boat.  The only issue there is if you need a bigger boat.