The Official 2012 NFL Combine Thread

[irish]

Originally Posted by GreekSkin

Ok, so what would throwing at the Combine prove? That he could play at the next level? How would the fact that he's not a pro style QB come across is a few passing drills at the combine anyways?

I just don't get your point.

Its another way to show arm strength and accuracy. Its not going to make or break him but if he keeps showing he can throw powerfully and accurately then maybe he will be able to be successfull in a pro offense. I doubt any of this matters as the teams that want him will take him no matter what his size, arm strength or accuracy.

[los panda]

Originally Posted by irish

Its another way to show arm strength and accuracy. Its not going to make or break him but if he keeps showing he can throw powerfully and accurately then maybe he will be able to be successfull in a pro offense. I doubt any of this matters as the teams that want him will take him no matter what his size, arm strength or accuracy.

if he doesn't throw at the combine, what red flag does it raise, exactly?

[Swarley]

Originally Posted by irish

Its another way to show arm strength and accuracy. Its not going to make or break him but if he keeps showing he can throw powerfully and accurately then maybe he will be able to be successfull in a pro offense. I doubt any of this matters as the teams that want him will take him no matter what his size, arm strength or accuracy.

I see what you're trying to get at but I just can't follow that logic. RGIII has plenty of throws on tape that show both of those attributes off much better than any drill at the combine would.

[irish]

Originally Posted by GreekSkin

I see what you're trying to get at but I just can't follow that logic. RGIII has plenty of throws on tape that show both of those attributes off much better than any drill at the combine would.

Its not an either or, its a combo of the tape and seeing him throw in person.

[Son Of Man]

Originally Posted by irish

Its not an either or, its a combo of the tape and seeing him throw in person.

Spinning the ball in shorts and a tee shirt may help an under the radar player get noticed....prompting scouts to take a closer look at his game film.

I seriously doubt that it helps prospects who are already highly touted and well scouted.