Originally Posted by Sandusksuna (Post 9428644)

He still sucks to high heaven. Anyone else who doesn't agree needs to remove themselves from society.

Originally Posted by Cannibal (Post 9428093)

I wasn't. I looked him up. Admittedly, it was a highlight video, so I only saw positives.

Originally Posted by SNR (Post 9428440)

Geno Smith is considered by 99% of people to be a top QB in this class.

Originally Posted by suds79 (Post 9428442)

I think it's a moot point to compare EJ to Gino. we all know the Chiefs are probably not going to draft Gino with the number 1 pick. that being said, I think EJ should be in the conversation for that second rounder.

it just depends what quarterbacks are left.

Originally Posted by Cannibal (Post 9428482)

OVERVIEW
Kaepernick has enough physical tools to be viewed as a developmental backup quarterback prospect. Experienced, competitive, productive and durable but very raw in terms of making NFL reads and throws. Will need to become accustomed to making pro-style progressions and must improve overall accuracy. Arm strength is good but needs to tighten up his delivery and work on getting the ball out on time with more consistency. Can make a lot of plays with his feet but will be too confident at times and take unnecessary sacks. Kaepernick will likely attract a team with his measurables and outstanding intangibles. His stock has risen considerably with solid workouts, so expect him to be taken some time in the second to third round.

Originally Posted by Frankie (Post 9428798)

98.6% to be exact.

Originally Posted by htismaqe (Post 9428847)

Is it a coincidence that the human body temperature is 98.6 degrees and anybody with a pulse knows Geno is the best QB in this class?

:D

Originally Posted by Chiefshrink (Post 9427941)

They are IF you pile them up against SEC teams especially going against BAMA and LSU.

It's all about the competition you are facing.

Originally Posted by B14ckmon (Post 9429316)

As someone who spent a lot of time on other teams boards last year as well, it's remarkable how similar the talks of Wilson last year, are to talks of Manuel this year.

"He could climb up a lot of boards"

"I don't know I still see him in the late 2nd or 3rd round"

Though obviously each player has different negatives.

Originally Posted by PGM (Post 9430981)

As a passer, Wilson was leaps and bounds better than Manuel. Bad comparison. If the dude was 6'2" he'd have gone ahead of Tannehill.

Originally Posted by B14ckmon (Post 9431144)

Myth. His last year was the first time he threw over 60% in a season, and he did it by throwing the ball more than 200 times less than his junior year.

Originally Posted by B14ckmon (Post 9428681)

He is so much better than Bray it's ridiculous.

Originally Posted by B14ckmon (Post 9431144)

Myth. His last year was the first time he threw over 60% in a season, and he did it by throwing the ball more than 200 times less than his junior year.

Originally Posted by MartiniusImperator (Post 9446111)

Does the recent acquisition of Alex Smith open up a possibility of drafting Manuel?

I do not believe that he will still be available in the 3rd round, but if we decide to move out of the first pick and acquire several picks Manuel would be a great target IMO. Most believe he would not be ready right out of college, we roll with Smith a year or two and then have our young QB hopefully groomed by Reid who can step in and hopefully be our QBOTF.