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Even if you think the safety was a dumb move on genos part, it's one play in an entire 3 year college career. You move on.
You don't look at 2 or 3 plays/games and decide not to draft the guy. That would be like looking at Andy Reid's last 2 coaching seasons and deciding against the hire. |
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His center/guard are stonewalling the shit out of the DT. His RT/RG are stone walling the DE. His LT is handling the other DE for the most part. He has room to step up and move to the left or right. http://i.imgur.com/q7okz.jpg |
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IMO, the biggest thing he needs to be coached on is, when to just take the short stuff and not always try and push it down the field. I like that he tries, but it's not always needed.
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Every QB has bad plays. Every QB throws INTs. Every QB has bad games.
Brady, Manning, Rodgers, Brees, etc... All of them do. Its just mind boggling that idiots on here are completely against taking a QB with amazing potential because of one average game in the snow. A game in which he didn't even throw an INT. If they're using that logic, then NO QB would be good enough for them. I just dont get it. |
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The only legit knocks I've ever seen, are that he holds onto the ball, and that he "doesn't have to read defenses". Whatever.
Nick Foles ran the Air Raid offense in college too. Look what Reid was able to do with him... In fact Foles' big knocks were much the same as Geno, add decision making and much more. Foles wasn't a quarter the QB Geno is... |
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The guy had a shitty game against Syracuse a team that he lost 3 times prior to the pinstripe bowl and apparently studied filmed tireless in preparation to beat . |
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How many times on a row in the playoffs did the pats beat the Manning led colts? I bet Manning watched the hell out of film before every game. It happens to the best of them, sometimes a team just has your number Posted via Mobile Device |
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This is what I'm talking about. WHAT IS YOUR ****ING POINT? How does that mean he won't be a good QB in the NFL? How does that erase everything else he's done? Does that mean his arm strength, accuracy, quick release, pocket presence & poise, and football IQ don't mean shit and won't translate to the NFL somehow? PLEASE TELL ME HOW THAT MATTERS! |
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Reid will make the right choice. He knows this team needs a qb bad and he's in a position to draft the qb he wants. |
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If this was another prospect, like Barkley, he would be getting destroyed for this. Geno's "incredible" football IQ is not as good as this board makes it seem. |
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My ****ing point is this was a big game, and he knew that. Geno ****ed up, and fell on his face against an opponent that he has history with. That was a big reason why he was pissed off on the sidelines. Guys stop acting like he's QB jesus, he has flaws when someone points them out don't shit your pants like your two years old. We all want that badass QB prospect and all have warts but don't get pigeonholed on one prospect. |
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Same with other great QBs who struggle against certain teams/defenses... But let's just ignore that. |
Sometimes teams just figure out your scheme. It happens.
He didn't have a good game, but I'm not sure why that means this game is held higher than any other game. Yeah, it was a bowl game, but to say it was the most important game of his life is a little silly. Look at his bowl game last year, in BCS game. |
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He has legit concerns just like every other QB in this draft. |
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EVERY QB. Brady has failed in two straight Super Bowls. Again, what is your point? Does this mean he won't succeed in the NFL? Does this one "big" Pinstripe Bowl game mean he won't be a good NFL QB? If so, how? And no one is saying he's QB Jesus. Once again, your argument is that he didn't play well against a team/defense he's struggled with a few times but you're not explaining how that means anything going into the NFL. Because it doesn't mean anything. |
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The only games that matter are the Pinstripe Bowl and the games during West Virginia's 5 game losing streak/CP idiots |
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Again. Geno is NOT perfect, but he's not even a rookie yet. He will grow, especially with competent coaching WHICH WE NOW HAVE.
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:facepalm: let's frolicked in the world "teh best QB eva land" . The guy had bad game, and it was a big game that could cost him some money. Will he be successful in the NFL, that's the big question. It's obvious that you have your sights on Geno, and no one else so if someone you believe slights him you'll defend him as if he was your first born infant son. |
The reason most here, like Sac, are so high on him, isn't just for the numbers he's put up. It's for all physical attributes.
IMO, most of Geno's flaws are things that are coachable and from all we've heard, he has a pretty high football IQ and is a hard worker. |
Why is it such a big deal to some that others are so high on Geno? This is a new thing for Chiefs fans, first overall pick and all and they are high on a QB. Good for them.
We havent had hope in a while. |
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He brings up Brady not trying to compare skills right now, but saying if a qb like Manning or Brady can get owned by the same team multiple times any qb can get owned by teams multiple times and it isn't that big of a deal in the grand scheme Posted via Mobile Device |
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The way this board it talking, Geno is the only QB worth a shit in this draft. If Reid picks Geno, he's gonna be running a more simplified offense with easier reads, like Ratty is doing with RG3. |
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No, we aren't saying he's the only one worth a shit, we are saying he is the BEST QB in this class. Why settle for 2nd best?
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197 yards 2 TDs 0 Ints In a blizzard and high winds isn't struggling. Getting owned in the time of possession, not being able to block up front and not being able to stop the run is struggling. I don't get how someone with any modicum of objectivity can say that Geno "fell flat on his face" in the Pinstripe Bowl. And then, to go and look at his body of work, especially against highly rated defenses/good teams...I mean, ****. |
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Totally ****ing clueless |
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We truly are living in the end times. Maybe the Mayans WERE right. |
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And the Combine isn't going to give you shit unless you are looking for the best "athlete" rather than the best football player. ****ing best athlete...seriously? This is how teams end up with ****ing guys like Dontari Poe and Vernon Gholston. Jesus H. ****ing Christ on a stick. |
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This logic is stupid. You take the bpa in order of most important position of NEED. We desperately need the best QB in the draft and that is geno. |
Right now there is no standout QB. Not one of these QB's is significantly better then the other one.
They are all in the same group. Some have better attributes than the others, but none of them have taken the 1 spot by the balls. |
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Take the time to watch those vids I posted. Compare Geno's mechanics, presence, arm, accuracy and awareness to every other quarterback in this draft. It's not even close. Geno is as good a NFL prospect as you will find at the position. But just keep blathering your inanities without anything factual or objective to back them up. I'm in a foul mood so having you to kick around for another 30 posts or so might cheer me up. |
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I think Barkley and Wilson could easily be top 10 worthy by April. |
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Wilson is playing in the Senior Bowl this month. He looks good and he's rising up the god damn board. |
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But his body of work and skill set isn't what Geno brings to the table. And the Senior Bowl is a complete waste besides. ****ing guys like Ryan Sims destroyed people at the Senior Bowl. It's what got him drafted by the Chiefs in fact. People fall in love with measurables because they are easy to use as a comparator, but don't show the actual football accumen that one possess. Or what happens at a All-Star game setting. And I'm pretty sure that Geno will do just fine in the "tests" compared to the other QB's available in this draft. |
So RUn, what if Geno goes thru all the process and comes out higher than Wilson?
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What if Wilson looks marvelous at the Senior Bowl and the combine and scouts love his body of work (this season for him has been VERY impressive under the circumstances) and agree that he is easily worth a top 5 pick? I'll trust whoever Reid picks because he knows more than this entire board combined. |
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It's ok to like who you like. I like Wilson alot too. But letting the senior bowl and combine make that much difference in who you pick is how you end up with Ryan Sims. |
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Tyler Wilson has said to have an "amazing" football IQ. Apparently Barkley does too. Those could be big selling points to GM's and HC's. |
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The combine and senior bowl hasn't even happened yet. A lot can happen in that time. |
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I dont' really have a problem with drafting either of the three, but this Geno love and hate is getting ridiculous. |
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exactly i'm more intrested in the sit downs and white board work they can do.. It goes without saying that Geno is tops in skillset. His skills are fundamentally sound, think he could add a couple lbs and a little work on his footwork but other than that the tools are all there it's his head that i question, and maybe i'll get proved wrong in the interviews.
Wilson size is by far the tops of this class out of the top Qb's. Barkley's pre-snap reads and adjustments are tops. geno's fundamentals are sound. so it comes down to which package fits and works |
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Is it because he never smiles in pictures? Must mean he's gangsta |
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cause of plays he has made, holding the ball to long at time, drifting back into the endzone, the taunting and throwing gangsigns at fans.
just ? marks that i hope get cleared up. Like i've said if he passes with flying colors in interviews and we make the decision he is the one then by all means lets go i'm all in on rooting for him, just hope the staff does their homework and KNOW if there are any issues they can fix them and make him the best damn QB we have ever seen! |
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Hes not the best overall Qb at everything in this class. Bray has better arm strength, etc. But when you add it all together, I believe he will probably grade out higher than the other QB's overall. |
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Wilson is 6'1.5" and 218 lbs. Geno is 6'3" and 225 lbs. Jones is 6'4" and 225 lbs. Manuel is 6'4" and 240 lbs. Sorensen is 6'4" and 235 lbs. Wilson's size is tops in this class? Did you eat paint chips as a kid? Quote:
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We won't have any idea how the interviews go. |
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-Pocket presence/keeping cool under pressure -Release -Smarts/work ethic Everything else can be improved in the pros easily. |
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Show me. |
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If you're expecting geno to come in and be RG3 he's going to disappoint you because he's not that player. If you expect Geno to win ten games as a rookie... Your expectations are more reasonable. |
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Tyler Wilson Height: 6 ft 2 in (1.88 m) Weight: 220 lb (100 kg) Geno Smith Height: 6 ft 3 in (1.91 m) Weight: 220 lb (100 kg) I will say that i was wrong, i thought wilson was also 6'3 but at 230 i've seen him listed at before where ive seen smith listed at around 218. just meant wilsons size not height, wilson seems a little thicker and bigger. I don't care about any of the others you listed as i said the TOP qb prospects not all of them... idiot So even if Reid determines geno won't fit with what he wants to do and is not the right package you think we should take him? ya ok good sense there |
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