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| View Poll Results: Assuming Williams goes #1, what are you doing at #2 | |||
| Daniels |
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27 | 52.94% |
| Maye |
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11 | 21.57% |
| Trade down |
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10 | 19.61% |
| Non QB pick |
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3 | 5.88% |
| Voters: 51. You may not vote on this poll | |||
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Join Date: Oct 2006
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Re: 2024 Early Bird Draft Thread
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Re: 2024 Early Bird Draft Thread
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It's a good QB class and we've got the pick to take advantage of it. And yes, 1 or 2 of those top 3 may not live up to the hype, but saying that's a good reason to never take a shot and condemn the team to mediocrity (or hoping we hit a rodgers or a brady) is probably a much lower percentage play. |
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Do suitable subs throw for almost 5,000 yards? And 4,600 the previous year? C'mon. The guy has been healthy for 2 years in a row. Best deep ball thrower I've seen in a real long time, although Daniels is pretty good at it too. We haven't had a great deep ball thrower since Ryp. Great GM's are risk takers. If I could trade back, get Harrison and also Penix, get my linemen & a TE in the 2nd, I'm going that route. You guys wouldn't do that? Caleb would be out for me. I would not trade up for him at all simply because there are too many red flags, both on and off the field. Only saw Maye twice. Was not impressed but if they like him then draft him by all means. I love Daniels. He just keeps getting better and better and better. He's miles ahead of where he was at Az State. Best duel threat QB in the draft. Doesn't turn the ball over. He has some big boy games against the SEC. |
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Re: 2024 Early Bird Draft Thread
I don't think Caleb will play within the confines of an NFL offense. He wants to play hero ball too much. It works fine in college cause of his athletic ability. But once an NFL defensive coordinator defends him w/ NFL athletes I think his game will struggle. He'll throw late, he'll want to scramble when he won't need to and so on.
If I were the Bears I would stick w/ Fields cause I don't think Caleb will be any better. Or that much better. I see a lot of RG3 in Caleb. Poor mechanics, great athlete, obsessed w/ his brand, massive hype machine and most importantly, his style will struggle at the next level. Maye? Like I said I only saw two of his games. But what is his signature moment? In every great college player I want to see that game where he has the "it" game. He played like crap against NC State? Clemson? You gotta do it against the best teams in your conference and I didn't see anything against those two. What I like about Daniels is he just got better. And kept getting better. Maybe that will happen w/ Maye but taking him at #2 is overdrafting him, but teams do it every year. |
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Re: 2024 Early Bird Draft Thread
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With you on Maye, as far as the signature game. I will say he does pass the eye test. Tall, strong armed, athletic, and most of all HE GOES THROUGH HIS PROGRESSIONS ON READS. To my eyes, he does this best of the three QBs. Daniels is by far the best athlete. Agile, fast, and has that quick twitch and gone ability like Mike Vick. He is third in ability to read defenses and go through his progressions on the route tree. 4/5 times he has his hot read, and if not there, he ticks and runs, in fact, that is his first instinct. Caleb seems the biggest risk, and would not trade anything for him. The high ceiling of potential might be too great if he was to fall to #2 to pass. Maye looks the part, and I would wager is most likely to succeed in becoming a bonifide NFL (upper echelon) QB. Daniels has a ton of potential, but the biggest question is can he learn to pre snap read, and read defenses in order to become a complete QB. To be honest, I haven’t seen that from him, and I’ve seen all of his games at LSU. He may become a Mike Vick level, where he’s the best athlete on the field, but not so great of a passer, just ok. Or, he may realize his potential and become something of a Lamar Jackson or better, maybe say Randall Cunningham. My 2 cents.
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Re: 2024 Early Bird Draft Thread
I just want them to do whatever it takes to get the QB Kingsbury wants to run his offense. I don't care who it is or where he comes from, as long as he gets his guy.
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