You know you could just admit you haven't watched Boykin at all.

Boykin is the same size as RG3 and has comparable arm strength and lolz at more dynamic run threat.

Go watch some highlights.

He struggled with a run-first, poorly designed offensive scheme. TCU's offensive coordinator at the time was a worse play caller than Andy Reid.

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All this. But recall this next time you're eager to defend Aaron Crow or the litany of MU garbage that's played for the Chiefs lately, like when you wanted to start Daniel.

You expect anyone to believe that you've ever watched TCU play?

You don't watch the Royals games, yet still try to have an opinion on them. I wouldn't be surprised if you don't even watch Chiefs games.

I've watched him play plenty.

Robert Griffin III is a legitimate 6-2. I'll be shocked if Boykin actually measures that at pro day. He looks like a 6-footer to me.

He's a great college spread QB, but even in that highlight tape, the reads are limited (like most spread guys, it's just a few reads of very simple route trees), and he's throwing to a lot of guys who are WIDE open. In addition, he doesn't show off a consistently tight spiral.

The arm strength is not that of Robert Grifffin III. It's good enough for the NFL, but it isn't great.

He struggled in a system much closer to what he would need to be an effective NFL starter. That's a big warning sign.

I would prefer to start Chase Daniel at QB over Alex Smith because, while he does have physical limitations, he's less of a ****ing coward when it comes to throwing the ball. He can make any throw Alex Smith will actually attempt, and he will get the ball out quickly and decisively.

I don't want him long-term as the answer and have no delusions about him (he's not Drew Brees). Not have I ever said he is... just that he can provide 90 percent of what Alex Smith does, bar minimum, at a much lower price.

I didn't defend Aaron Crow because he went to Mizzou. I simply have pointed out that he is less of a bust at this point than many guys in his class, and I consider him less of a bust compared to Chris Colon.

I'm not the only one with these thoughts about your boy.

From NFL.com:

"2. Trevone Boykin, TCU

Boykin came out of nowhere last season, posting eye-popping numbers in leading TCU into late-season playoff discussions. Boykin has an elongated throwing motion and very average arm strength, but his playmaking ability is undeniable. Boykin's substantial improvement from 2013 to 2014 was staggering and he will have a majority of his supporting cast back for more in 2015. Despite being listed at 6-foot-2, scouts insist he is closer to 6-0 and they aren't yet sold on Boykin's ability to transition from the TCU system into an NFL offense."

They're wrong.

Obviously not. Nobody watches TCU play.

About what?

His height? We'll find out at the combine.

His throwing motion? It does look long and not-that-quick on tape.

His arm strength? It looks to be adequate for an NFL guy, but it's not anything special (it IS great arm strength for a college QB, though).

Transitioning to pro ball? Look around at the dual-threat spread guys and start thinking about who has actually become an elite or near-elite NFL QB (you'll be thinking forever).

All of that.

BOYKIN IS THE NEXT TOM BRADY!

Lol. This reads like a negative scouting report

It figures that Native would want some asshat named "Doinkin'"

"Hey, I'M DOINKIN' FOR BOINKIN'.

reerun.

Tannehill was a pro set QB.

Kinda applies, kinda doesn't. Yes Oregon ran a spread offenae in a sense, but they had a lot of pro-style concepts built into their offense.

The Ducks offense is..or well at least was very unique.

Huge difference between Mariota and Boykin.

What a craptastic thread. And...who?