Ben is really good I know that. Bray showed ability in the SEC.

probably not but it will be fun to watch his passes zip around at camp :)

Who was the Jags douche that had a Bray QBOTF sig?

ANALYSIS
Strengths
Bray uses his height to adequately survey the field and see over his offensive lineman, yet he also displays the flexibility to bend and reach for low shotgun snaps. Bray has elite arm strength, and generates this power through a consistent rotation of his hips. His throws are often tight spirals, and the velocity of his throws allows him to beat defenders to the spot. He shows the ability to manipulate the pocket, and change his arm slot, while still delivering accurate throws.
Weaknesses
An extremely thin build, and won't contribute much as a scrambler. His gamed is mired with tremendous inconsistencies, mostly rooted in a poor feel for the intricacies of the game. Accuracy and footwork can go array at any point in the game. Takes to many unnecessary risks. Has a tendency to stare down his targets. Did not develop in his Junior season as many had hoped.
NFL Comparison
Jay Cutler
Bottom Line
Based on pure arm talent, Bray is an extremely impressive quarterback prospect. However, his arm talent only resulted in a few standout plays amongst a season of poor decisions, and maddening inconsinstencies. An NFL team that drafts him will be doing so based on their faith in cleaning up the many aspects of Bray's game that leave much to be desired.

You realize he's comparing their skillsets and not saying Cutler is coming here right?

:p

Enlighten me...where will he go? Cutler isn't elite but he's good and isn't being let go.

Sestuna.

Jesus christ. ROFL

Oh my bad. Excuse me because of my excitement man

Derek Dooley was a shit coach that didn't exactly help Bray.

I'll be honest this is the first Chiefs rookie QB i've been excited about in my lifetime.

Sorry man I'm excited let me have my moment

Explain the logic underlying that conclusion.

last year of his contract and apparently they can't agree on an extension so Cutler said he will just 'play his contract out' and see what happens ala Flacco


Bears will have to tag

Oh there's no doubt he flashed some ability. I just hope he can put it all together one day. Comparing him to Ben is ridiculous though. Ben was ready to start. Bray may never get there.

I got too excited and missed the a. My bad :facepalm: on me

It's always exciting to sign a player that every GM in the NFL refused to draft.

Proofreading on the internet is shit.

YES! Regardless of his d-bag tendencies, he was my 2nd fave QB in the draft (behind Geno). I saw numerous projections for next year that had him as the fave to go #1 overall had he not declared this year....in a draft class they are projecting to be more talented...doesn't make sense. But love this. I've been a Bray fan since his Sophomore season.

Back when Green went in the 8th round, he was the 222nd pick.

In today's draft, at the end of the 7th round, Mr. Irrelevant was the 254th pick.

I've wanted this guy. Kind of like every GM passing on Kurt Warner, Wes Welker and Preist Holmes. It's a long shot but I'll take the odds.

No downside to this. No cost... possible big reward.

What's not to like?

That's what a grocery store said right after signing Kurt Warner.

We'll need to keep 2 10 million dollar tackles for this statue to have any chance

I mean boom! That's what I said. It's a long shot, I know. But I'll take it.

At any rate it appears like we've been drafting a bunch of D-bags this year, as opposed to team captains

Well do I have good news for you.

That's what we got Albert and Fisher for. **** it

Just awfel.

gay for bray!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


yay

And where did drafting team captains get us? 2-14

How ludecrhris

GARGLE THE LOVE JUICES

there is the QB for Andy

im going big not above average! lol Why not? lol

i personally dont care about any athletes personality. I generally don't ever intend on listening to them talk unless I meet them somewhere in public or on a Mic'd segment

I am very interested to see where this thread goes and how many posts it gains.

Milk what are your thoughts on Bray? You think we may have something here?

The chances of him panning out are probably really low.

But I'll say this: For more than a year, I've had this gut feeling about him.

Probably just need some Pepto-Bismol, but still ...

Well to be fair character does matter in sports. I am not saying you need 25 team leaders, because you don't. I am all for taking chances ie. Houston last year. I don't think its irrelevant though or that it only impacts post game interviews.

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They'll probably sit him a year, give him a couple of spot starts and then flip him for a draft pick.

Tyler Bray-Dwayne Bowe--->The Knucklehead Connection FTW

Today my inner Mayock came out...pound the table for Bray in round 6 and 7.

The reality is the all arm/less brain QBs rarely make it. The guy has a monster arm though, he can make any throw on the field. But he also made some throws Matt Cassel would shake his head at. Mind boggling bad throws. He definitely needs someone who will discipline him a bit.

Watching him on Gruden camp, he made a ton of his INT's mistakes because he always wanted to go deep and threw it into double, sometimes triple teams.

There were mulitiple plays where he could have threw it to the flat to his RB. Hell one of those INT's the RB was wide the **** open with no defender within 15 yards of him and Bray threw it deep.

Sounds like he is fixable. It's his character that concerns me. Not sure if he can be a leader and run this offense.

I like his physical ability, but didn't like his decision making, and have concerns about his coachability.

At the end of the day, QBs are defined by what's above the shoulders, and Bray strikes me as an idiot.

ANDY REID. Going undrafted could help his immaturity and wake him up...I hope

We just have to hope that he does have the ability to learn and adapt.

Been calling for Bray to KC for a long time. Always said he needed to sit a learn from a strong, QB-centric and offensive minded coach with no pressure to start as a rookie.

He's either going to boom or bust, nothing in between. No career backup, either a good starting QB in the NFL or selling insurance somewhere.

He scored the same as Geno on the wonderlic

Is he an idiot or just immature? I believe there's a difference.

Ya, we both have said Bray. Can't wait. Never have I been this excited about UDFA

I think he is both, based off things I have read. Just have to hope it's just immaturity and trying to be a hero on every throw.

Hopefully being with Reid can fix that. You can coach the "hero" concept. Reid did with Favre.

I want to say immature. He's done some stupid stuff, but nothing that any other 21 - 23 year old US Male has not done at some time.

Well based off the questions we took on the Wonderlic example quiz I don't think that is going to show whether he has the ability to change how he plays from the neck up.

No but just saying. He's got the talent to be the best QB.

Done.

All we need is a couple of decent games out of him, and we can trade him for a couple of high picks.

Exactly. Out of all the traits that cause a prospect to drop, that's the one I would think is the best one to have to fix, especially in a no-lose situation like this.

I want mine. I think my sig has been disabled. Need to fix it

Do you want Tyler Bray on your NFL team?

http://www.rockytoptalk.com/2013/4/2...-your-nfl-team

Just watching some of his deep throws, I love it! Kid can sling it. **** the Fins!

The kid's got all the time in the world to learn and mature. There's no downside to this. (unless you're a Stanzi fan)

Yep, nothing but total win for KC. If he flames out, so what UDFA. If he pans out, one of the best signings ever.

Most exciting QB we have drafted since...Broakie?

Getting him as a UDFA is pretty cool. To me, I would keep him on as the 3 no matter how it plays out because of his upside. We know he is a project, so I don't think you can really judge him off the next few months.

This is the bit with Gruden.

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Bray may have an upside. Getting him for nothing to see if he produce that upside is a win-win for the Chiefs and Bray. At least he has to be better than Stansi.

Alex Smith will be the perfect role model for Tyler Bray. This signing along with the draft and FA makes this a fairly successful offseason as far as offseasons go. Now we just need to win games and develop Bray in the process.

Please tell me CP is not seriously excited about an undrafted QB

Where do I get my Jersey?

Whats wrong with hope?

It is for me. Trust me, I work with one of the biggest U of Tennesee fans in the world. He says the same thing; cannon arm but needs to sit and learn, boom or bust.

How sad is it though when an UDFA signing is the most exciting thing in the draft this year?

Too bad we didn't draft him, hence the name undrafted free agent.

Ricky Stanzi. Oh, wait.

Very happy with the Draft since we picked up Bray for nothing. He could be special and then again he might not. Smith is going to have time behind our o-line and hopefully it will be great for Charles. Nico Johnson is going to be a great replacement for Belcher. Could have been better but could have been worse.

That's awesome.