| Exoter175 |
01-02-2013 08:28 PM |
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Originally Posted by Simplicity
(Post 9268194)
Where's the Gaz option???
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I failed you.
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Originally Posted by SNR
(Post 9268449)
Your dumbassery is very very intriguing, Exoter
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Gracias!
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Originally Posted by whoman69
(Post 9268687)
I think the combine is good to judge a prospect's footwork and athletic ability that you can't always see on tape. There is also the interview portion to get inside their head. Ryan Leaf is a good example of the second point.
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This right here, it doesn't really give us an equal evaluation of what each QB can do in a game time situation against the same defense, same variables or anything, but it gives you a chance to evaluate their raw talents as well as fundamentals. Ricky Stanzi came into the Combine as the #3, maybe #4 guy, left the combine at #6 or #7 because of his mechanics. This combine very well could shake things up on footwork alone with Wilson, Bray, and Barkley.
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Originally Posted by O.city
(Post 9268776)
Most of these guys aren't gonna throw at the combine anyway. Geno, Wilson and Barkley won't and i doubt a guy like Glennon will either.
The combine is a great time to see the mental side of these guys, which is something we will never know about since it's kept mainly secret.
So this, "I'll wait till the combine" is a BS excuse when it comes to QB's. I don't really care about his 40 time or long jump.
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This is where I'm the most eager. I actually think a number of guys will be able to improve their stock by throwing in the combine. I honestly believe the days are gone where a guy would forgo the passing drills at the combine because he didn't want to hurt his stock, because lets be honest, moving down one spot on your position could cost you 15-20 million dollars. That isn't the case anymore. Now you have much less to lose, and more to gain. That's just my opinion though, take it with a grain of salt. I think guys like Wilson, Bray, and Glennon will actually throw this combine. |
