Why Geno Smith fell in the draft

[the Talking Can]

Originally Posted by Cannibal

If Bray fails, we lose nothing.

All the QB needy teams passed on Geno in the first round (let alone first overall), that should tell you something.

After all this, I'm glad we passed on him.

all teams in the nfl passed on Bray 7 times...that does tell you something, the NFL values Smith and doesn't value Bray at all

but thanks for using the 'it risky!!' excuse in every thread you post...cracks me up

[Carlota69]

Originally Posted by the Talking Can

all teams in the nfl passed on Bray 7 times...that does tell you something, the NFL values Smith and doesn't value Bray at all

but thanks for using the 'it risky!!' excuse in every thread you post...cracks me up

Yeah, it tells me he's a cheaper douche bag, and much easier to kick to the curb if he can't be bothered to learn anything.

[the Talking Can]

Originally Posted by Carlota69

Yeah, it tells me he's a cheaper douche bag, and much easier to kick to the curb if he can't be bothered to learn anything.

actually, it tells you he is much less talented, and a much bigger douche bag...his fall is maybe the worst in draft history


but since douche bags can't be developed, he is irrelevant...we just found that out in this thread

[Carlota69]

Originally Posted by the Talking Can

actually, it tells you he is much less talented, and a much bigger douche bag...his fall is maybe the worst in draft history


but since douche bags can't be developed, he is irrelevant...we just found that out in this thread

No, it tells me he is less talented, but he may be just as Douchy as Geno.
Geno is clearly the best QB in the draft, but his douche baggery dropped his value to 2nd round instead of first round. And the Jets are a poorly run franchise right now, so the fact that he was taken 39th doesn't say shit to me. The Jets are stupid in general, so them taking Geno says nothing about Genos value.
I'm curious how much further he would of dropped if The Jets passed.