Matt Barkley Files NFL Paperwork

[Titty Meat]

Blow 4 Barkley!

http://espn.go.com/los-angeles/ncf/s...-paperwork-nfl

['Hamas' Jenkins]

Originally Posted by KCChiefsfan88

Did you forget what you posted?

YOUR words:



You are giving credit for a critique that is completely baseless and full of bullshit.

You obviously give credit rather easily. Do you give credit to Palko for trying to be a QB?

I'll give him credit for offering. Note the verb, dumbass. Having the courage to state an opinion, regardless of its merit, and not hiding behind results.

An example: you are stupid as ****.

I'll give credit to Palko for trying to be a QB, just like I won't give credit to you for being a flip-flopping mother****er who was sucking Pioli's teats dry before he came here only to instantly turn on him, because you don't have the gumption to admit it.

[BossChief]

Originally Posted by KCChiefsfan88

The "critique" you are having a wet dream over is completely baseless and full of bullshit.

"Half of the home games in KC would be in snowy conditions"? Name the last legit snow game in KC.

Also the same cold weather concerns could be applied to RGIII who has played both his high school and collegiate football in the state of Texas. Last I checked Texas wasn't Alaska.

you are one of the dumbest posters on this whole board.

Can you even read?

Seriously.

Hamas just sadi that he disagreed with me and you come back and say he is having a wet dream about my critique of Barkley?

You are a walking, talking advertisement for anal sex and condoms.

[RealSNR]

Originally Posted by Bo's Pelini

I get bashed all the time i'll gladly fall on the sword for Barkley. That's my QB

Just how safe are the USC QBs we draft everyday?

[the Talking Can]

2012 NFL Draft Prospect Scouting Report:
Matt Barkley, QB, USC
Although USC is trying to regain their spot amongst college football's elite, Southern Cal continues to put out high quality prospects year after year, particularly at the quarterback position. Matt Barkley follows that trend as one of the top quarterback prospects in the nation.

Barkley's strengths show in his work ethic, leadership, and commitment to the game. He displays a calm demeanor on the field, very polished technique, and does a great job reading through his progressions.

Arm strength is a slight concern. At the next level, he'll need to improve his ability to drive the ball and put some velocity on medium routes. Athletically average, not particularly mobile but can make up for that by remaining steady in the pocket. Not afraid to hang tough and let the play develop. Accuracy is above average and can put a nice touch on short passes. Sometimes does not put enough air on deep passes, leaving wide receivers unable to make late adjustments to the ball.

http://www.fftoolbox.com/nfl_draft/p...ospect_id=2372


this guy is pretty bad though...he mentions arm strength but not the much more concerning inability to drink hot chocolate

[the Talking Can]

http://www.nfldraftblogger.com/2011/...outing-report/

this article links to 5 scouting reports of Barkley

all mention arm strength as an issue

guess what....none of them mention his fear of cold weather that has apparently forced him to play only in California....

[DeezNutz]

Originally Posted by BossChief

You are a walking, talking advertisement for anal sex and condoms.

Combine the two, just to be safe.

[BossChief]

Originally Posted by the Talking Can

http://www.nfldraftblogger.com/2011/...outing-report/

this article links to 5 scouting reports of Barkley

all mention arm strength as an issue

guess what....none of them mention his fear of cold weather that has apparently forced him to play only in California....

You aren't this stupid

NOBODY ever said it was a mental thing I was talking about.

[Hammock Parties]

Originally Posted by BossChief

You are a walking, talking advertisement for anal sex and condoms.

[the Talking Can]

Strengths: Smart, Saavy and Poised QB – Displays excellent leadership qualities – Tireless worker has shown improvement each year as USC – Tough Kid – Very Accurate, rarely misses an open receiver – Throws the receiver open – Can make all the throws necessary to succeed at NFL level – Displays good touch on both deep and short passes – Throws the deep and short out passes at an elite level – Understands defenses and has gotten much better at progressing through his reads – Very good to great pocket presence and awareness, doesn’t get rattled – Not overly fast but is utilized as rollout and bootleg QB often, where he possesses great accuracy – in the pocket – Keeps his eyes downfield – Honorable mention all-academic Pac 10 team as a sophmore

Weaknesses: Height is somewhat of a concern – Doesn’t have elite arm strength – Has had some of the best weapons placed around him, it remains to be seen if he can succeed with average/below average receivers- Needs to get stronger.

Last Updated: November 23, 2011

http://www.nepatriotsdraft.com/2011/...ng-report.html

his agent has done a damn good job of intimidating scouts....none of them mention that he can't play football unless the stadium lights are replaced with space heaters...

[Chiefnj2]

I don't think there is any correlation, in and of itself, between a player who plays in a warm weather college and playing in adverse weather in the NFL.

I do think that Barkley (a) has only a slightly above average arm, and (b) doesn't throw a real pretty ball. By that I mean you often see some wobble, especially on longer throws. I think that those two things might lead him to problems playing in colder and windy weather. And, whether people want to admit it or not, USC has always gotten top recruits who had top notch coaching for years. They don't seem to progress as much in the NFL from their college days. Even though he has a young team around him, they are very talented and USC plays a relatively easy schedule. All are concerns.

All that being said, is he a 1st round QB - yes. Top 20, yes. Top 10, I'm not positive. Should KC pass him for RGIII, yes. Pass him for a tackle or LB, no.

[the Talking Can]

This Matt Barkley Scouting. Enjoy. All of our other scouting reports
Measurables:
6’2 220 pounds
Stats
2010:
62.6 completion percentage. 7.40 yards per pass attempt, 26 tds and 12 INT.

PROS: Will come in and be a leader of an NFL locker room, great personality, strong arm, improved accuracy, good athlete, former top HS prospect, hard worker, three-year starter at one of the country’s most prestigious football universities, Pac 10 academic All Conference honorable mention, runs a pro-style offense at USC. Strong arm, plays in a pro style offense. Good feel in the pocket. Durable, has yet to miss a start. Plus at reading coverages, will continue to improve going through his progressions. Has excellent ball placement…has some wheels…good size…can throw the ball on the run

CONS: Slightly shorter than guys like Peyton Manning, Cam Newton, Andrew Luck, etc., but that shouldn’t affect him at all, case of Jay Cutler syndrome first two years adjusting to college game, numbers haven’t blown anyone away until 2011. Is he clutch? He hasn’t been able to win some big games in the fourth quarter, holds onto the ball a little long. Inconsistent accuracy

Player Comparison: Drew Brees, QB, New Orleans Saints

I’m still working out all of the player comparisons as I watch the players more, but his big arm ability to make all the throws, play mostly in from the pocket, but also a guy who can throw pretty well on the run. They are similar in their ability to get rid of the ball quickly when they recognize a pre-snap coverage. Barkley is a little taller than Brees and a better prospect coming out of College (Brees has become an excellent pro though), Brees is more accurate.

Thoughts? There are probably better comparisons out there.

http://nflmocks.com/2011/10/01/matt-...report-qb-usc/


at this point, i am embarrassed by the state of QB scouting...i can only hope Pioli's Weather Based Player Analysis saves us from making a franchise destroying error...

in New England, they would bring in snow machines for pre-draft workouts...

[Hammock Parties]

Talking Can is ripping this thread up.

[the Talking Can]

i googled 'matt barkley snow' and found this:

With the Denver Broncos two and a half behind league leader Indianapolis Colts in the Suck For Luck Sweepstakes, Donkey fans might want to head up to Boulder, Colorado tonight to see their future quarterback, Matt Barkley.

The USC Trojans head to Boulder, Colorado for a scrimmage game against Jon Embree and his rebuilding Buffaloes.

While we suspect the game will not be close, Barkley will have an opportunity for the Orange Crush fans get their Barkley on.

The competition is still fierce with other two-win teams in the NFL but the Broncos have a legitimate chance to get Matt Barkley, bringing him from the sun and sand to the Mile High snow.

http://www.sportspadre.com/tag/matt-barkley/




what a ****ing maroon...he doesn't know that snow is Barkley's kryptonite....HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

[the Talking Can]

i rest my case...he won't even vacation in cold weather

But last Christmas, USC quarterback Barkley was neither on the couch at home nor on the field preparing for a game.

Instead, he was in Nigeria visiting kids like the 14-year-old boy named Abraham, who was living at Transition House, an orphanage in Jos, Nigeria.

http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/htm..._kelley08.html

where is the farthest, hottest place away from winter? ****ing Nigeria folks....

[the Talking Can]

The NFL Combine has QBs throw inside a meat locker.