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Originally Posted by DJ's left nut
But here's the thing - Pest, is anything he said there inaccurate?
He's a big, strong-armed QB with bad feet that leaves the pocket too soon. He came up from a spread offense and needed to learn a lot at the NFL level.
Absolutely all of that was accurate. What he didn't get right was his belief that Gabbert would be able to overcome that. Frankly, I don't believe Gabbert had a prayer in JAX. That was an awful situation, especially for a kid that clearly needed a year or even 2 of study and preparation for this level.
Mayock wasn't wrong in his analysis, he was just wrong in how Gabbert developed. Can you really hold the fact that Jacksonville threw Gabbert to the wolves well before he was ready?
I like Mayock quite a bit.
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I was going off of the fact that he said that Gabbert was the ONLY QB worthy of being taken in the top 5 that year.