Chiefs focused on Mahomes, McCaffrey, and Cunningham in RD1

[DJ's left nut]

Originally Posted by BigMeatballBillay

Drew Brees and Tom Brady say what up. This isnt baseball.

Youre using a flawed metric that rated Kessler and Flacco the same. How bout production?405 and 420 in 2 games against Alabama is meaningless?

Why do people continue to insist that Brady has a noodle arm?

Watch the sportscience episode - Brady can hum it in at 60 mph. Brady has a goddamn cannon when he needs it.

And this Drew Brees shit has to stop. Please. Drew Brees is historically precise. There's arguably never been a more accurate passer in NFL history than Drew Brees. Again, it gets back to calling every undersized righthanded pitcher Greg Maddux. No - these are the exceptions that prove the rules. They're the guys that show just how perfect you have to be to succeed with the limited tools they have. Oh, and Drew Brees threw 52, FYI.

[Titty Meat]

Originally Posted by DJ's left nut

Why do people continue to insist that Brady has a noodle arm?

Watch the sportscience episode - Brady can hum it in at 60 mph. Brady has a goddamn cannon when he needs it.

And this Drew Brees shit has to stop. Please. Drew Brees is historically precise. There's arguably never been a more accurate passer in NFL history than Drew Brees. Again, it gets back to calling every undersized righthanded pitcher Greg Maddux. No - these are the exceptions that prove the rules. They're the guys that show just how perfect you have to be to succeed with the limited tools they have. Oh, and Drew Brees threw 52, FYI.

Can you provide specific examples of Watsons arm causing interceptions? Again the several games I watched it his INT's were due to stupid decisions where he simply didn't see the LB dropping into coverage or where his mechanics specifically his legs were not good. I understand you don't like him as a prospect but this arm velocity thing was something just brought up a few weeks ago. Nobody was bashing his arm strength previously. They also didn't track arm velocity when Brees/Brady were at the combine.

[DJ's left nut]

Originally Posted by BigMeatballBillay

Can you provide specific examples of Watsons arm causing interceptions? Again the several games I watched it his INT's were due to stupid decisions where he simply didn't see the LB dropping into coverage or where his mechanics specifically his legs were not good. I understand you don't like him as a prospect but this arm velocity thing was something just brought up a few weeks ago. Nobody was bashing his arm strength previously. They also didn't track arm velocity when Brees/Brady were at the combine.

I called it average prior to all the combine stuff; I was never a fan of his arm strength.

And no, I really can't but I haven't gone through all his throws. I just can't see any way that having a below average arm isn't going to impact him on timing routes. The WCO has all those short, quick routes where space is tight; if you can't fire it in there, you're operating with no margin for error.

And I'm aware they didn't track velocity then, but they've been able to determine it now. You're not using Brady or Brees as prospects, you're using their pro performances to support your argument. As a pro, Brady can hit 60 so he's really not the argument you're wanting to make here.

And if you draft Watson hoping for Brees, you're a hell of a lot more likely to get Pat White for your efforts.

[Titty Meat]

Originally Posted by DJ's left nut

I called it average prior to all the combine stuff; I was never a fan of his arm strength.

And no, I really can't but I haven't gone through all his throws. I just can't see any way that having a below average arm isn't going to impact him on timing routes. The WCO has all those short, quick routes where space is tight; if you can't fire it in there, you're operating with no margin for error.

And I'm aware they didn't track velocity then, but they've been able to determine it now. You're not using Brady or Brees as prospects, you're using their pro performances to support your argument. As a pro, Brady can hit 60 so he's really not the argument you're wanting to make here.

And if you draft Watson hoping for Brees, you're a hell of a lot more likely to get Pat White for your efforts.

Nah not Brees but I think his ceiling is something like a QB who's every bit athletic as Mariotta and could develop into McNabb as a passer.