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Originally Posted by BossChief
Out of 12 parts of a play, Geno got 2 parts right before he stumbled and had to be walked through the rest.
I have a TERRIBLE memory and I remembered more than Geno.
Saying I'm looking for a reason not to draft him is one of the dumbest things posted in this thread.
1) Mariucci was able to get in his head with the drug comment and showed it's gonna take time for Geno to learn a WCO playbook.
FFS the play had 3 progressions and Geno couldn't remember them.
It's a concern, but nothing that would make me shy away from drafting him.
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It's one play. Everyone is so determined to know as much as people interviewing them that they take one moment and try to project it out. Using one moment in time to determine an issue is a joke. We have no idea what his abilities of play retention are based off of that. They could be worse, better, or equal. Saying a coach has work to do off of that is over the top.
You also can't project yourself into the situation. We don't know all of what happened in between those moments. We don't have nearly as much riding on it as Geno. You saw the play and saw him go to the board 5 seconds later.
I am really good with math. But put me on national TV with my future job being affected by those moments, my brain could easily lock up. If you used that moment to determine if I am going to to take time to pick up a certain form of math you would be wrong. Saying he is going to take time to pick up the WCO based off of this play is ridiculous. Maybe he will take time, maybe he will always struggle with it. But coming to a conclusion based off that video leaves you guessing.