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Spartans QB Connor Cook shines in the spotlight (https://chiefsplanet.com/BB/showthread.php?t=295446)

It's Connor Cook. Period. Boykin and Paxton are big time reaches.

The opinion of anyone living in Fort Worth, TX over a TCU QB is pretty much not objective.

He'll be a fine QB for Houston or Cleveland

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Originally Posted by BigChiefFan (Post 11817115)

Paxton is a CP enigma and is laughable to suggest taking with the first overall pick. Memphis the collegiate powerhouse. Good Lord.

You might check the latest football polls. Down around the 17/18 range.

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Originally Posted by Stop, Chiefs (Post 11816324)

Boykin just seems like discount RGIII.

No thankyou.

He's more durable, has better numbers, and actually makes reads. He's a premium RG3.

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Originally Posted by Stop, Chiefs (Post 11817144)

The opinion of anyone living in Fort Worth, TX over a TCU QB is pretty much not objective.

I can be subjective and right at the same time.

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Originally Posted by Coogs (Post 11817164)

You might check the latest football polls. Down around the 17/18 range.

Fair enough. I just don't have him graded as a first round talent. For his career he has a 2 TDs to 1 INT ratio and averages 200 yards passing per game. I don't consider that top talent.

These game-manager comparisons with Cook scare me. It's simply too far away to say if a guy can do it at this level. Everyone wanted Geno's ass during October of 2012, don't lie.

We as a fan base need to cross our fingers that MSU can get in the playoff. Then let's see what he can do.

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Originally Posted by KC native (Post 11817245)

I can be subjective and right at the same time.

You're not right tho. That's the thing.

Never draft a Big XII QB.

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Originally Posted by BigChiefFan (Post 11817270)

Fair enough. I just don't have him graded as a first round talent. For his career he has a 2 TDs to 1 INT ratio and averages 200 yards passing per game. I don't consider that top talent.

What do you consider a guy who has a 13 TD to 1 Int ratio, averaging 368.2 yards per game on 9.64 ypa with a 73.6% completion percentage and a 172.9 QBR?

Oh, and who is 6'7", 245 lb. and mobile?

Because that's what Lynch is putting up this year.

He's made significant progress every year in every measurable category.

Frsh/Soph:
Games: 12/13
Yds: 2056/3031
Att: 349/413
Comp: 203/239
A/C %: 58.2/62.73.6
TDs: 9/22
Int: 10/9
QBR: 110.4/137.6

That's developing, progressing at a remarkable rate. And his explosion this season shows that he's still moving upwards. Huge ceiling that keeps rising.

You are including his freshman stats and using that as a negative. I think that looking at his freshman to sophomore to junior stats shows a huge plus.

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Originally Posted by pugsnotdrugs19 (Post 11817384)

We as a fan base need to cross our fingers that MSU can get in the playoff. Then let's see what he can do.

Huh? How does that translate to the NFL?

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Originally Posted by Reerun_KC (Post 11817641)

Huh? How does that translate to the NFL?

He's already in a pro style system + biggest games in college football against some of the best teams. Could be a good test tape wise, as good as it gets.

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Originally Posted by Saccopoo (Post 11817542)

I say look at the competition he's faced this year. Missouri State is 1-5, Kansas is 0-6, Bowling Green is 5-2, Cincinnati is 3-3, South Florida is 3-3, and Ole Miss is 5-2. I see one team worth a shit that they beat.

Don't get me wrong, he's a decent prospect, but some are acting like he's faced stellar competition and that is false. I'm not ready to anoint him as anything more than a QB who has one impressive win against one quality team. The other teams are dog shit. It's typical CP knee jerk reaction of finding something shiny and new and jumping the gun.