Watched the entire game on Saturday, first time this season I've watched all of a TCU game. Still don't see pro-style concepts or route trees in that offense. Typical - well-designed - spread.

I could count on both hands the number of actual NFL-style throws that were made by Boykin, and maybe even on one hand. Most passes were short/easy/scheme throws to Alex Smith-open players. (the ones that weren't picked off, anyway).

He's a great college spread QB. Could be a great NFL WR.

LMAO @ idiots who want to judge one game while ignoring shitty games for whatever prospect they like and ignoring the other real opponents that he has beaten.

This was one of the worst games that TCU has played in a long time. Okie lite completely outcoached our coaches and knew our tendencies and go-to plays. Combine that with the god-awful pacing and you get a terrible game from Boykin.

The play calling was ****ing awful. We haven't run that many bubble screens all year (and even last year). Eventhough we had Listenbee back (who is one of the fastest WR in the Big 12), we didn't test down the field until the 2nd half when we were way down.

Also, quite with the route tree bullshit. A post route is a post route. A slant is a slant.

Boykin is a special college player and should be on a very short Heisman list. He's simply not an NFL QB, though.

Agreed

So you still think Boykin is going to be a successful NFL QB?

I'm not going to quit with it. You clearly don't understand how a route tree is different in a pro-style offense vs. a spread, but that doesn't make it not true.

Yeah, a 7-yard slant route is a 7-yard slant route. But the design of the offense that leads to a receiver running that route is much different in a pro-style offense.

There's a reason every draft season, scouts raise questions about a WR's ability to adapt to NFL route trees after running "simple" routes in a spread offense, or questions about a QB's ability to make NFL progressions after playing in a spread offense with different route options, combinations, and reads.

yes

That's a whole lot of words to say a slant route is a slant route.

Theres already talk that he's switching to WR after the season to prep for the combine. So, it's basically an exercise in futility to continue this argument.

He should study Hines Ward and Antwaan Randle-El. If he could become half of either of those guys in the NFL, he will have a hell of a pro career.

HOO BOY

To be fair he did beat that cop

Lol....what a ****ing dumbass.

Enjoy going undrafted loser.