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He played like Stafford does all year, under pressure and WR's not playing all that great. Difference is Stafford does a better job playing under pressure and doesn't play in the spread offense. Oh he also has the physical tools Bustford doesn't have.
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does this have to turn into a bradford vs. stafford debate? Most of us are saying Bradford impressed us tonight, did better than we expected, surprised us. Nothing you or I say will influence our draft pick. Instead, maybe stay on topic and talk about how/why Bradford didn't impress you. Nothing to do with IF he's better than stafford, or anyone else. For now anyway, just a thought.... |
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I was watching at the bar, and thinking the whole time, that this place would probably be giving him some props. Well ****, I should have knew better then that. This was a hell of a game, if you like someone else better, fine. Come on guys, give credit where credit id due. |
I've been blasting Bradford all season. I had watched some of his games, and it always seemed as if he was throwing to a spot on the field. Today he threw some good balls into tight coverage, His receivers let him down a few times, and he still gets flustrated under pressure, but I don't fear us selecting him near as much. The kid has talent, and he did take some snaps from under center. I won't flip if puts on the ketchup, and mustard.
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EDit: I still prefer Stafford by a wide margin |
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My personal wish list is... Sanchez Stafford Bradford But to be honest, I'd be excited about any of those 3. It's about time the Chiefs went "balls out" and went after a franchise QB. |
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TEbow all the way homie. Duel threat FTW
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all three could easily end up fitting that bill, IMO. Bradford did well tonight, I was surprised. I tried to put my biases aside and just watch him as neutral as I could too. |
Down the stretch, OU did not call a single play where Bradford had to make a read. They were all set plays where the ball was going to one guy. He had happy feet on a lot of his throws. When he's drafted he needs to sit on the bench for a year. The next year you can let him hold a clip board. The next year you might start him, but he'll get his skinny ass broke in two in week 3.
When he rolled out he was a high stepping dandy. Just didn't look like an NFL QB in the least. |
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