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Originally Posted by fairladyZ
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.
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As O stated, how the **** are you going to know what the white board looks like in the one on one player meetings at the combine? Idiot.
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Wilson size is by far the tops of this class out of the top Qb's.
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One more thing to add to your "I don't know jack shit" list.
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?
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Barkley's pre-snap reads and adjustments are tops.
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From NFL.com:
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However, things started to unravel in a Week 3 loss to Stanford, with Barkley appearing to crumble under the intense pass rush from the Cardinal. He repeatedly made poor decisions against the blitz, resulting in a pair of interceptions and several negative plays. In addition, Barkley's lack of athleticism and questionable arm strength stood out as possible deficiencies at the next level. Those flaws continued to show up throughout the season, with Barkley tossing 15 interceptions, including nine in his final four games. Poor decision making and sub-standard physical tools were already spawning questions about Barkley's capacity to become a franchise quarterback in the NFL when a shoulder injury in the Trojans' Nov. 17 loss to rival UCLA sparked concern about his health and durability
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geno's fundamentals are sound.
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Agree.
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so it comes down to which package fits and works
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No, it really doesn't. It's Geno and it's not even close.