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Originally Posted by duncan_idaho
Just because a True Fan/Homer says it doesn't mean it's true.
This is why people need to pump the brakes on Bray. There are reasons to be excited about Bray, but he's an EXTREME long-shot to ever be a productive NFL starter.
The size and arm strength are NFL-starter level. Every other aspect of his game - reading defenses, making decisions, throwing the ball consistently and with accuracy, avoiding turnovers, leadership - has to improve from somewhere between "a decent, but coachable, amount" (accuracy/mechanics/consistentcy) to "drastically" (reading defenses, making decisions) to "astronomically" (leadership).
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This. I was going to post the same thing. For example, at Tennessee he basically ran a single read offense. Playing QB at an elite level is a whole lot more about the mental aspects than the physical ones (look at Joe Montana) and Bray isn't much above a high school player in that regard. He was basically the same player each of the 3 years at Tennessee. I have doubts about how coachable he even is.