*****OFFICIAL Draft Geno Smith Thread*****

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Originally Posted by Pestilence

What the **** do I title this monstrosity?

QB Stats: History of the numbers.

[htismaqe]

Originally Posted by Pestilence

Yeah....the way you put it sounded better.

Well, I noticed you mentioned Carr and Leinart and I started looking at it deeper.

You have to have an "anchor point", some verifiable data that you can use as your baseline. That's the bottom group, where we have a preponderance of verifiable busts.

You don't even really have to discount Carr and Leinart at that point because you're not trying to figure out why they busted. You're looking at it as a somewhat linear percentage chance to bust, proportionally related to their score.

[The Franchise]

Originally Posted by htismaqe

Well, I noticed you mentioned Carr and Leinart and I started looking at it deeper.

You have to have an "anchor point", some verifiable data that you can use as your baseline.

You don't even really have to discount Carr and Leinart at that point because you're not trying to figure out why they busted. You're looking at it as a somewhat linear percentage chance to bust, proportionally related to their score.

Yeah.....the base line is 60% completion and a TD/INT ratio of 2.25.

[Hootie]

are we really still talking about this interview with Mooch?

He probably went in pretty nervous...

he probably had NO IDEA he was supposed to have to memorize this play. I've gone into plenty of interviews and stumbled over what I wanted to say and probably couldn't tell you the 3rd question they asked me after they asked me a 15th question.

if Mooch told him ok, you need to memorize this play and the terminology while he was explaining it, I bet they both would have freaking memorized the play and the terminology.

He forgot a ****ing play that he honestly probably didn't think twice about because he was concentrating on what to say during the interview process...

anyone who thinks of that as a red flag is just a ****ing idiot

[htismaqe]

Originally Posted by Pestilence

Yeah.....the base line is 60% completion and a TD/INT ratio of 2.25.

Right.

What I'm talking about is the baseline on the other data set on the graph - the binary value for success vs. failure.

If you start at the top and start down, the conversation could get very complicated because success is so subjective.

However, the totality of being a bust is much less subjective. People more often agree on who is a bust vs. who is an all-star.

So that gives you a somewhat objective starting point, at the bottom and working up.

[Hootie]

and as for the 'what is the favorite drug on campus question' Geno's reaction was NORMAL.

if I'm in an interview and suddenly the guy doing the interview says "HOW DO YOU FEEL ABOUT GIRLS WITH BIG TITS!" in attack mode I'd give the same reaction...

I'd first be like "wtf?" and then I'd be like..."good?"

I wouldn't be like....

"oh, you know what sir...I believe all girls are beautiful for who they are and not for their appearance. I think it's what is inside that counts!"

like some of you morons suggested when you said he should have said

"sir football is my drug as is hard work!"

lol lol lol

some of you are just...lol

[Hootie]

and as for the 'what is the favorite drug on campus question' Geno's reaction was NORMAL.

if I'm in an interview and suddenly the guy doing the interview says "HOW DO YOU FEEL ABOUT GIRLS WITH BIG TITS!" in attack mode I'd give the same reaction...

I'd first be like "wtf?" and then I'd be like..."good?"

I wouldn't be like....

"oh, you know what sir...I believe all girls are beautiful for who they are and not for their appearance. I think it's what is inside that counts!"

like some of you morons suggested when you said he should have said

"sir football is my drug as is hard work!"

lol lol lol

some of you are just...lol

[Mother****erJones]

Thats the point, draw up the play explain it then ask another question and come right back. It happens all the time in meetings

[htismaqe]

Originally Posted by dtchiefs4life

Thats the point, draw up the play explain it then ask another question and come right back. It happens all the time in meetings

Like business meeting?

Very rarely do you ever have to draw something up that you've never been exposed to previously. That's silly.

There's a reason Mooch gives them a play from HIS playbook and not theirs. It's difficult on purpose.

[Hootie]

Originally Posted by dtchiefs4life

Thats the point, draw up the play explain it then ask another question and come right back. It happens all the time in meetings

No...it's a trick tactic otherwise mooch would've said..."remember this we're going to come back to it."

Expecting these kids on cable TV during the biggest few days of their lives to remember every question in a fast paced 15 minute interview is insane...

I literally lol'd after some of you started red flagging this interview.

[NJChiefsFan]

Originally Posted by Peyton's Princess

No...it's a trick tactic otherwise mooch would've said..."remember this we're going to come back to it."

Expecting these kids on cable TV during the biggest few days of their lives to remember every question in a fast paced 15 minute interview is insane...

I literally lol'd after some of you started red flagging this interview.

And claiming Reid might have work to do with him.

[htismaqe]

Originally Posted by Peyton's Princess

No...it's a trick tactic otherwise mooch would've said..."remember this we're going to come back to it."

Expecting these kids on cable TV during the biggest few days of their lives to remember every question in a fast paced 15 minute interview is insane...

I literally lol'd after some of you started red flagging this interview.

The question might be designed to determine which parts of it they struggle with.

It's not a "pass/fail" memory test but what if the parts that they messed up tell Mooch EXACTLY what they need to be coached on?

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You SOC people should make a post on facebook about Alex Smith exposing how similar he is to Cassel and how he's been benched for JT Osullivan, Trent Dilfer, and Shaun Hill.

[Molitoth]

Originally Posted by GoWalrus

Poll results to ID true fans en masse.

Oh god, Alex Smith is winning by a landslide.
And then there are comments like this:

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