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It was a poor performance, undoubtedly, but if anyone thinks that it will matter one bit to any scout, they are absolutely delusional. Those drills are primarily designed for the WRs. That's why they call it a "route tree". |
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I'm objectively commenting on the throws he makes, and I wish he'd make better throws because I'd like a franchise QB. Relax. |
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Oh, and I didn't see this 'strong arm' that everyone talks about. He came in with some question as to his arm strength.... I think those questions still remain. |
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He may very well have, and may go into a free fall in the draft, unles he relly impresses at his pro day. However, having watched all his games, I saw a mature kid with outstanding pocket presense. He looked like a natural leader. If you think he lacks maturity, then you have no idea what the hell you are talking about. |
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Combine for WRs and RB=paramount The only part of the combine that matters for QBs are interviews and the Wonderlic. |
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It still is important. |
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Hell, earlier in this thread a jab was taken at people because a "source" said Stafford looked good on the chalkboard. I don't think the absurdity is just coming from one direction here. |
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The "pressure" got to him? What pressure? He wasn't in pads, he didn't have 300 lb linemen trying to rip his head off, it wasn't the 4th quarter of a game.....if anything, it shows he doesn't do well in awkward, non-game situations, and even that is a HUGE reach considering everyone is making conclusions based on one day of practice. |
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But, it is just amazing.... how this guys physical abilty would do nothing but help him... only it didn't. |
Mayock just showed some highlights and talked about Sanchez's accuracy and arm strength.
But this workout just showed he lacks both. he should go in the 5th round. |
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