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Stafford and Cutler have mental limitations. Bad example.
You want a complete QB to be smart, study their opponent, and have physical tools but the rah-rah shit is overrated as many have said in this thread. People love Russel Wilson because of the way he practices and plays. If Wilson didn't have great awareness on the football field, no one would pay a word of attention to any of that Rudy speech shit. |
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Matt Stafford threw for the 5th highest yardage total NFL history last season. He is not the problem in Detroit. As for Cutler, again, by most accounts his teammates will run through walls for him. But the media has pasted this 'diva' label on him and suddenly shit that Brady would get fellated for gets him excoriated. Cutler's problem isn't 'leadership', it's the fact that he's never seen a throw he didn't like (or an offensive lineman he did). He's a questionable decisionmaker and that sometimes burns him. That's it. The leader label is a horseshit mythology we attach to people in hindsight. There are very few QBs in the history of this league that won because of their leadership (again, Montana, Brady and a few others probably qualify). Most of them were simply capable leaders with exceptional talent. |
I lost all respect for these guys when I called Cam Newton and RGIII way before any of the "experts" did and I don't even watch college football. It's called spotting trends.
Geno is going to go #1. I'm sure of it. |
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The speechifying gets old as hell. Speeches without results make you loathed by your teammates. Tim Tebow will tell you all about it. (P.S. The example people should be using here is Phillip Rivers; great talent, shit leader. I will counter with 3 simple words - Norv is reeruned). |
Cam ran a 4.45, was MASSIVE, and had an absolute cannon along with a hint of undeniable charisma...
and people were like..."oh he'll go in the 2nd or 3rd round." I told my friends there is NO WAY he wouldn't go #1 overall. Just on a hunch. When RGIII was going full beast mode last year I was like "there is no way he's not going to go #2"... I'm not saying I'm super smart or that everybody else on this board didn't agree...but the same shit that happened with those two is happening right now with Geno and it's only a matter of another month or two before everyone is like... "yep, Geno is going #1" I've never been more sure of anything. |
I won't yell and scream at anyone debating their choice for quarterback. . . It is the morons that don't want to draft a QB at number one that should lose their citizenship
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I'll be honest...I'm so in love with Geno, anybody else, even a different QB, will be saddening
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In the second reel, there were plenty of fairly sharp looking five-ten yard throws, but he wasnt testing anything deep. Then, at around 2:30 he finally goes deep down the right side... with a slow release, underpowered throw thats picked off. Palko could do what he was doing in this clip. |
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If it's Wilson I could live with it. If it's Bray, I'd be fine as well (though it won't be and probably shouldn't be, he might be that Ryan Leaf level of ****off, I just love his skill-set). It has to be Geno. He's just the clear top choice at the position to me. |
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I don't know. Geno passes every single eye test. |
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Tell me Russel Wilson wasn't judged on his size and measurables vs his leadership and desire to be great. Kiper likes gooseneck because he is 2930 feet tall. |
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