***Official Draft Tyler Wilson Thread****

[Mr_Tomahawk]

...might as well get this started early.

Perhaps his injury well allow him to slip to the middle of the of the 1st round,..where we tend to draft.

[B14ckmon]

Originally Posted by Sorter

I don't think that is fumbles lost. That number seems right considering their OLs

I agree. I got the numbers from TeamRankings. Glennon has small hands for his size so I can see it. Wilson's is pretty low considering his hand size.

[Red Dawg]

Geno is the best in the draft at QB and his accuracy is by far better than anyone else. No Tyler.

[Rambozo]

Who had the biggest hands? How many fumbles did they have?

[RealSNR]

Hand size: Important

Dick size: Most important

Draft Geno

[Rambozo]

Originally Posted by SNR

Hand size: Important

Dick size: Most important

Draft Geno

Hand size is more important. It doesn't matter if you have the biggest stick. What matters is how you use it. Hand size gets you girls.

[ModSocks]

Originally Posted by SNR

Hand size: Important

Dick size: Most important

Draft Geno

Well now that this debate is over, we can all move on and start talking about rnd 2.

[keg in kc]

Originally Posted by Rambozo

People don't seem to understand what BPA means or they just simply don't want to.

Yeah, I've noticed. Your post is a great example of not understanding.

[Sorter]

Originally Posted by keg in kc

Yeah, I've noticed. Your post is a great example of not understanding.

lol

[the Talking Can]

Originally Posted by Rambozo

I'm watching the South Team's Tuesday practice for a second time this afternoon and taking notes. I'll try and post them tomorrow. Mayock and co. said several interesting things I thought were worth talking about.

He read some of his notes on Geno from the Oklahoma Game. Here are the highlights.

1. Eradic accuracy
2. Big time ability
3. Stares down too many receivers
4. Late on too many balls
5. Natural thrower
6. Beautiful delivery
7. Quick release
8. Can make evry throw
9. Poor eye discipline
10. On both interceptions he stared down the receiver, was late on the pass, and had poor eye discipline.

He was using these notes as to why he felt Geno should be there. He said he has a high level of talent but is way to inconsistant.

Mayock, Burmeister, and Davis all agreed there was no QB in this draft with a first round grade. Mayock said he thought at least three QBs would go in the first with the way people reach on them nowadays.

Daniel Jeremiah, former 8 year scout was also there. He scouted for the Ravens. He said he thought Geno was the only QB who would go in the first round. He thought it would be in the second half of the first and he was the only one he could say that about. He said the QBs were a roller coaster ride when you watch the tape. They are all inconsistant.

Last, Mayock said he had talked to several scouts who confirmed teams were not watching the 2012 film of Tyler Wilson becausee Arkansas was such a mess. They will not hold last year against Wilson

Anyway, I highlighted the bold parts because I shared these opinions and have been killed for them for a while now. It was nice to hear I'm not the only one who sees those things.

did he say anything about Geno dropping 49 points against the 8th ranked pass defense? or throwing for 320 yards and 4tds? Or what he did in the 4th quarter? If weren't impressed by that, you aren't impressed by anything

i'm still trying to figure out how an erratic thrower who stares at WRs and has poor 'eye discipline' (lmao, mayock) ends up with a 71% completion percentage while throwing 42tds to 6ints for a 7 to 1 td/int ratio?

i mean, the standard here is incredible...and when applied to the rest of the QBs in the draft, well....not pretty

[the Talking Can]

if i were to take what those scouts said seriously (especially the bolded part), this is what we're to believe:

Smith's success this year is proof he has issues
Wilson's 'struggles' this year are not applicable

[-King-]

Originally Posted by the Talking Can

"Miami has to take Long....he's safe..."


people should be killed

Cleveland has to take Joe Thomas...he's safe!

[RealSNR]

Not saying he couldn't operate Reid's offense, but it seems that given Tyler Wilson's strengths, the version of the West Coast that Reid uses would be counterproductive. Barkley and Geno both would seem to be a much better fit.

I don't think it's a huge issue or even an issue at all, but it might come into play if it's still a really close decision between those three guys.

[Tribal Warfare]

Originally Posted by SNR

Not saying he couldn't operate Reid's offense, but it seems that given Tyler Wilson's strengths, the version of the West Coast that Reid uses would be counterproductive. Barkley and Geno both would seem to be a much better fit.

I don't think it's a huge issue or even an issue at all, but it might come into play if it's still a really close decision between those three guys.

Wilson definitely fits the Bill Walsh mold which is a mobile and a precise passer.

[Canofbier]

Originally Posted by SNR

Not saying he couldn't operate Reid's offense, but it seems that given Tyler Wilson's strengths, the version of the West Coast that Reid uses would be counterproductive. Barkley and Geno both would seem to be a much better fit.

I don't think it's a huge issue or even an issue at all, but it might come into play if it's still a really close decision between those three guys.

Could you please elaborate on this? I don't disagree (honestly), but I'd like to hear why you believe this. What is "Reid's Offense", and what are the attributes of Geno, Wilson and Barkley that specifically help or hinder them within Reid's system?

[Mr_Tomahawk]

WTF is going on in here...?