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Join Date: Aug 2008
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Re: Looking at the draft.
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Join Date: Mar 2005
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Re: Looking at the draft.
From Baker Mayfield to Brandon Silvers: Redskins eyeing QBs in Mobile - Washington Redskins Blog- ESPN
Now this is a pretty credible source. Good job again by Keim
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Pro Bowl
Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: Jacksonville, Forida
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Re: Looking at the draft.
From nfl.com:
MOBILE, Ala. -- Editor's note: NFL.com analysts and former NFL scouts Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks of the Move The Sticks Podcast share some of their scouting notes from Day 1 of the Reese's Senior Bowl practice. NFL Network will have live coverage of Reese's Senior Bowl practices beginning at 1 p.m. ET on Wednesday and Thursday, as well as exclusive coverage of the game on Jan. 27 at 2:30 p.m. ET. 1. Oklahoma QB Baker Mayfield continues to show people that when it comes to timing, touch and anticipation, he has all the stuff. That's where he separates himself from other QBs. He hit a couple skinny posts where he threw the ball well before the receiver broke and the pass was right on the money. He was the last Senior Bowl participant to arrive here in Mobile, getting into town on Tuesday afternoon before heading over to practice, and he showed once again that he's a gamer. His competitiveness shines in settings like this one. The big thing to watch with Mayfield will continue to be what he does off the field. Can he convince people that he be the CEO of the program? Interviews with NFL teams will be a big deal for him this week. -- Bucky Brooks
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Re: Looking at the draft.
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Re: Looking at the draft.
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Folks Im been prepping myself checking out QB information...in my best Jon Gruden voice "this guy" Mayfield is the best QB in the draft. Im officially in the camp of "If we lose Cousins, draft Mayfield."
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Re: Looking at the draft.
Browns Joe Thomas tells @GolicAndWingo he would have #Browns sign Kirk Cousins in free agency, draft Saquon Barkley No. 1 & best defensive player No. 4.
Man they should just make JT their GM lol
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Re: Looking at the draft.
That's one helluva plan for the Browns, IMHO.
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I'd def do that if i was them. Kirk with Haley would be nice
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Another Year, another mess.
Join Date: Feb 2004
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Re: Looking at the draft.
Will Hernandez, Baker Mayfield, Darrius Guice, and Da'Ron Payne would look great in a Redskins jersey.
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Re: Looking at the draft.
Sutton from SMU too
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Re: Looking at the draft.
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Definitely need a rb in one of 1st 2 rounds now, now that we don't have 3rd rounder. BPA in 1st round and best RB in 2nd round would be my preference. But The Guice in the 1st round would be A Okay by me.
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Pro Bowl
Join Date: Dec 2008
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Re: Looking at the draft.
Anybody else been watching the Senior Bowl practices on NFL Network? Check it out. It's entertaining and informative.
To my eyes, Baker Mayfield and Josh Allen have really stood out. Mayfield is a very accurate passer who leads receivers beautifully. He can throw accurate lasers to WR's in traffic but he also shows good touch when needed. He throws people open and he also throws a good, but not great, deep ball. He's just over 6' but he is solidly built. He just looks like a natural to me. Allen has incredible arm strength. He throws an outstanding deep ball. He can escape pressure and throw accurately on the run. He also has ideal size at almost 6'6" and 240 lbs. He's not as advanced as Mayfield but he has a sky-high ceiling, IMHO. Both QB's are athletic and they are confident.
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Join Date: Feb 2008
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Re: Looking at the draft.
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I wasn't impressed with Baker's accuracy or Allen during the practices. Thought they both missed some gimme throws. Allen was a little better in the game. After a slow 1st half stepped it up in the second half. I like Baker as prospect. Posted about him earlier. But I expected him to show much better then he did at the Senior Bowl practices and game. Maybe it was just the portions that I saw...but he didn't live up to my expectations or to the reports I saw from the Senior Bowl practices. I thought both were easily out played by Mike White and Kyle Lauletta. Some of that could be due to coaching...i thought O'Brien and Ryan schemes were just better imho BUT those QBs still had to make the throws and they did. These are the players that flashed to me....they span the gamut from top prospect to "late round" picks....... Gesicki TE Norte Dame Blanden FS UVA Reaves S Henderson FS Hawaii OLB - Ogbonnia Okoronkwo |
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Join Date: Feb 2004
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Re: Looking at the draft.
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I think it is easy to look good in practice. You know you are not going to get hit. In a live game in a pro system I thought he looked slow and out of sync. I really liked the tall skinny QB WKU Mike White. Looked relaxed and much more accurate in hooking on the long throw to LSU WR, who also looked good. |
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Living Legend
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Re: Looking at the draft.
All of the QBs in this draft have some serious questions. Glad we don't have to hang our season on a rookie QB. We can draft a guy this year or next year to learn for a couple seasons first.
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