Sanchez will throw at combine.
 

Okay, I have been critical of this kid from the start. I really want a franchise QB, but I don't want the Chiefs to reach. There are a lot of QB's that go high under the theory that 'this may be our 'best' chance to get a franchise QB'.

But, with ALL things, I try to be fair minded. I love the fact that this kid is willing to do the full workout at the combine. That shows confidence. That shows courage.

Now, it may also show a lack of level headed decision making. And, at the QB position, you want a guy that doesn't force things. But, I must admit, that I like this move.

Workouts are only going to help him physical talent isn't even a question.

No it's the little experience on an elite team that's a question.

Matt Stafford isn't throwing...he has no balls.

Are you aware what "elite" talent he was playing with, really list for me all the stud offensive players Sanchez was playing with...

Oh Jesus. USC consistently recruits the best players in the country. Don't try and pull that crap. With those explosive RB's, it wouldn't matter is Ashley Lelie was his starting WR anyways.

You mean elite RB's like the massive disappointment that is Joe McKnight?

Their recruiting stars don't mean shit when they get on the field.

You like balls.

First of all, they play in the PAC 10. All other schools except USC have been a disappointment. Look at the rankings of that conference on offense and defense. The D's are terrible and it is not because of the great offenses, because those are also pretty week outside of USC. Point being, you don't need to have elite talent to compete in that conference. USC has RB's that ride their bench that could start for many other programs. Joe McKnight was part of a three headed monster I believe. He averaged 7.4 yards a carry. He's far from terrible.

You didn't watch him every game like I did my reaction to Joe McKnight coming in is, ****..

And now we're right back to this "pac 10 sucks" argument, people need to get over that.

I have the sneakiest feeling he's going to work his way into being seriously considered at #3 overall...but a big piece of the Pioli/Haley ideal seems to be toughness and team-oriented.

What little I've seen him in interview scenarios, he's seems confident, but sometimes to the point of arrogant...they say the biggest part of the combine is actually the interview processes and tests - that may be where he seals his deal with us or not.

He has them but they are flat.

Tom Brady is confident on the line of arrogant, just sayin.

ROFL :rolleyes:

thats exactly what I want my QB to be.