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Old 01-01-2013, 04:36 PM  
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Aaron Murray, anyone?
Just watched him today, and he looks solid. They even said that Tony Dungy advised that if he comes out early that the Chiefs should take him with the number one pick.

What sayeth the group?
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Old 04-16-2014, 01:53 PM   #271
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Aaron Murray still in line to be among draft's biggest steals

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To be a good NFL quarterback, you need to have three things to go along with your ability to perform as a player: mental quickness, dedication and leadership potential. Murray ranks at the top of the charts in these areas; in my evaluation of him, he scored as high as a player can in the three categories.

On the field, Murray's athletic ability is outstanding. His arm strength isn't quite at Mettenberger's level, but it's adequate, and he has good accuracy and is an outstanding decision-maker. Picture Drew Brees as a senior at Purdue -- I see Murray being in the same mold, and not just because of their similarities in size. Obviously, Murray will have to prove it at the NFL level, but I think his performance to this point has proved to be as good as Brees' when he was at Purdue.

On top of his skills, Murray also has great production. He is the SEC's all-time passing leader in yards, touchdown passes, completions and total offense. He also is the first QB in SEC history to have four consecutive seasons with 3,000 yards passing. He finished his career with 121 touchdowns and 41 interceptions.

One other thing stands out to me about Murray. I've always felt a quarterback should have at least 30 starts under his belt before entering the NFL. Having that kind of experience teaches you to read defenses better and improves your overall play. Murray made 52 starts -- that means he started every game while he was at Georgia through the 11th game of his senior year, when he suffered a season-ending ACL injury. Fifty-two starts from a college quarterback is something you might see once every 10 years.

Back in November, I predicted that Murray would make some team very happy and be the steal of the draft. I still think that, when we look back on this draft a few years from now, we'll view Murray the way we view Colin Kaepernick or Russell Wilson -- a successful quarterback who should have been drafted much higher than he was.
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Old 04-16-2014, 02:13 PM   #272
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Old 04-16-2014, 02:16 PM   #273
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Old 04-16-2014, 02:23 PM   #274
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I don't know what that means. He could be drafted anywhere; we don't know yet. And it's possible if he goes as early as the 1st round, that likely won't bode well for him being a "steal" anymore. After all, it took a 1st rounder to get him.
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Representatives from 20 NFL teams — including the quarterback coaches from the Jacksonville Jaguars, Kansas City Chiefs, New Orleans Saints and St. Louis Rams, the head coach (Gus Bradley) and general manager (David Caldwell) of the Jacksonville Jaguars, and St. Louis Rams director of player personnel Taylor Morton — were present for Georgia’s pro day on Wednesday.

Murray — who has 9 1/8-inch hands — threw 54 passes at the pro day, with just two that would be considered not catchable. He showed good velocity on the ball, but toward the end of the workout it appeared as if his arm got tired. His knee looked stable, but he did wear a brace on it.

Murray — whose mother and father were both present to watch the workout — had a very good pro day. He’s a not-get-too-high or not-get-too-low type of player. If there’s a run on quarterbacks in the second round of the 2014 NFL Draft, he could wind up being selected in that round.
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I guess if he turns out to be decent, a 2nd round pick wouldn't be too bad to use on him.....oh wait....****!!!!!
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So he played progressively worse the better the competition got?
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So he played progressively worse the better the competition got?
Sounds just like Alex Smith.

No wonder the Chiefs like Murray.
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Sounds just like Alex Smith.

No wonder the Chiefs like Murray.
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Sounds just like Alex Smith.

No wonder the Chiefs like Murray.
That's just dumb to be dumb. Like the McDonald's Fry Girl trying to imitate Claynus.

Who are the tin cans he feasted on and the elites he withered in the presence of?
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