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Cousins = high floor, low ceiling Bray = low floor, high ceiling |
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Having that tattoo is worse than having an imaginary dead girlfriend.
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He better fall to the second or I'll rage this board and the Jags board. He is meant to be a Jaguar.
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We have the first pick, I want the best QB, Bray isn't it, bye!!
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Bray sucks and Glennon sucks just as bad.
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You will be stuck with Gabbert and you will like it.
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I know exactly what was said and it definitely was NOT "Geno is better than RG3". It's pretty sad that you can't defend your position without lying. |
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He's about as risky as they come. Huge upside though. |
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No. When picking QBs, character absolutely matters. It predicts how hard the guy will work at improving his game, how much time he spends in the film room, how he will react to coaching, and whether he can motivate and energize his teammates.
If we are assuming we are skipping the QB in the first round, which I think is crazy, I would much rather we draft Aaron Murray. |
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No doubt Bray has the biggest ceiling in the draft. This kid gets serious and he could be a top 5 QB.
This is going to be one of the most interesting combines we've seen in a long time. |
What's going to be interesting is how in the last several years the "intangibles" have matter more than the physical in this offseason stuff to QB's.
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If Andy Reid and John Dorsey thought enough of this kid to take him with the top spot in the first (or with our second rounder as you suggest) we should be pretty excited about the potential because that means they bought into his ability to be a leader.
He has EVERYRHING you could ever hope for from a physical standpoint. |
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I think the biggest question is where do you take him if you want him? I don't think he'll be there at 34. |
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I don't think Bray can. It's what I really don't like about him. I don't care about character, as long as they have a good work ethic and can earn respect from their teammates. |
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I think Barkley is why they would be willing to trade down.
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I at this point do think Barkley will solidify himself as a top 10 pick.
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Schefter said this afternoon that he could be taken by us at 1. |
If we stay at 1, Geno is the pick....Barkley is probably the guy they'd take if they can move back to 5-10 and score multiethnic firsts and seconds out of the deal ala rg3 trade.
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Smith is the only clean guy that will improve his draft stock at the combine.
Barkley will knock the interviews out of the park but will have medical concerns, as will Wilson. |
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Like any other quarterback prospect though, all it takes is one team to fall in love with you. |
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He is a guy that could only play a couple years and be forced to retire. |
I will be shocked if the Cardinals pass on Barkley.
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Also with Barkley not just X's and O's he's a legit great guy with leadership skills off the charts.
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No to this dink and dunk shit.
Two of the biggest arms are in the Super Bowl. We need someone who can stretch the field for a change. Do not want Barkley. |
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If we're talking about upsides....
Geno Smith is Aaron Rodgers Matt Barkley is Christian Ponder Tyler Bray is Jay Cutler Tyler Wilson is Matt Stafford Umm... yeah, there shouldn't be any debate that our guy is Geno. |
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Plenty of very talented QBs who were missing one of those three things. Tyler Bray scares me because he's probably missing all 3. |
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I'm not the biggest Barkley fan and he had a down year, but he's a much better prospect than Ponder was and I'll even say he's better than Ponder right now. If I had to choose an upside for him, I'd say Rivers or Romo. |
I'd compare Barkley to Chad Pennington more than Ponder.
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A disclaimer ... I want a QBOTF out of this draft. I'm afraid we will not get one because Dorsey has made it clear he will stay true to his board and "not jump a player." I know I'm not qualified to draft a QB, but from my limited knowledge, I want Geno. I think he will best fit Andy's offense.
Therefore, in the spirit of the OP ... the question is what are the chances of finding a QBOTF in the 2nd. - 7th. rounds? After watching most of the NFC game yesterday, a couple things stand out. 1. Miami & St. Loser passed on Matt Ryan for a lineman ... I think because of BPA. Seems to me we just might repeat this fatal action? 2. But, Kaepernick out played Ryan. So, how do we find our Colin? http://insider.espn.go.com/nfl/draft...1/quarterbacks had him ranked 7th. QB and 57th. over all. First, that tells me to pay absolutely no attention to that turkey. 2nd. maybe we hired the wrong GM ... maybe the guy from San Fran can evaluate QB's better? They traded up to draft him. 3rd. it takes an excellent coach to "coach up" a later round pick, and to know when to play him. So the question is ... who is the #7 ranked QB this year or our copy of Russel Wilson ... BTW couldn't find where Scouts, INC rated him. As I have said, I don't have faith that Dorsey (who will have the final say) will select a QB in the 1st. ... therefore it's a crap shoot if we will ever have a true #1 QB. |
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I'm not a fan of the Rivers and Romo comparisons, because it doesn't factor in attitude or leadership. Barkley's attitude is much better. Come to think of it, this is a tough one. Maybe Hasselbeck is more appropriate. |
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Matt Barkley's upside is Christian Ponder? What?
I guess he should just retire now then LMAO |
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Bradford didn't even play a full game his last season in college and still was drafted #1. Barkley is a better player.
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Matt Barkley got hurt November 24, the last USC game was December 31. Don't know how you get 2 months out of that but whatever floats your boat.
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And when I said his upside is Romo or Rivers, I didn't mean that is who he compares to as a QB. I'm referring to how good he can become, and I think that level is attainable if he lands with the right team. It's tough to come up with a comparison to Barkley. The one I see a lot of is Andy Dalton, but I think that's selling Barkley short. |
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Not good enough to win you a super bowl, but not bad enough to replace him. Football purgatory. It's like having a NBA team that gets the 7 or 8 seed each year. You make the playoffs, but you don't have a chance once you get there and not much chance to improve since you aren't in the lottery to potentially get a superstar. The Bengals should draft a QB every single year in hopes of finding a hidden gem. |
I think Andy Dalton would be the absoluete floor of Matt Barkley. The worst he will be would be Dalton.
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