Would not be surprised to see Josh Allen chosen 1st
He is totally smooth and efficient and his mechanics are excellent. Powerful arm and hits receivers in stride. Link - ( New Window )
Discuss the topic!
Most new coaches want their own QB. The new coach is in a coach is in a unique position. He gets to bring in a player he envisions as the future. They will continue to force feed him Eli for a season, but eventually he will have his QB.
Discuss the topic!
Most new coaches want their own QB. The new coach is in a coach is in a unique position. He gets to bring in a player he envisions as the future. They will continue to force feed him Eli for a season, but eventually he will have his QB.
Discuss the topic!
Most new coaches want their own QB. The new coach is in a coach is in a unique position. He gets to bring in a player he envisions as the future. They will continue to force feed him Eli for a season, but eventually he will have his QB.
I don't know if EliteMob's posts have made me dyslexic, but this is what my brain first processed:
The new coach is in a new couch and is in a unique cushion.
and found a few NFL QBs whom, similarly to Allen, had more than 1 college season in which they had a sub-60% completion.
- Josh McCown
- Jay Cutler
- Colin Kaepernick
- Trevor Siemian
- Blaine Gabbert
- Brock Oswieler
- Cam Newton (technically, but he only got into 6 games over two seasons in Florida. Well over 60% in his final year)
- Tyrod Taylor
Wouldn't call this conclusive evidence to the contrary of your point, but it doesn't look good.
I think considering Allen at #2 is crazy talk.
The only one on that list that has the same measurables as Allen is Cam Newton. Size, athletic ability, arm, legs, all match up. once the combines are over he will shoot up
Comparing Allen's athleticsm to Cam's os a stretch....to say the least.
and found a few NFL QBs whom, similarly to Allen, had more than 1 college season in which they had a sub-60% completion.
- Josh McCown
- Jay Cutler
- Colin Kaepernick
- Trevor Siemian
- Blaine Gabbert
- Brock Oswieler
- Cam Newton (technically, but he only got into 6 games over two seasons in Florida. Well over 60% in his final year)
- Tyrod Taylor
Wouldn't call this conclusive evidence to the contrary of your point, but it doesn't look good.
I think considering Allen at #2 is crazy talk.
The only one on that list that has the same measurables as Allen is Cam Newton. Size, athletic ability, arm, legs, all match up. once the combines are over he will shoot up
Comparing Allen's athleticsm to Cam's os a stretch....to say the least.
Allen runs a 4.61 40
Cam runs a 4.59
He's considered more Athletic than Wentz, so explain how saying he is athletically comparable to Cam is a Stretch
Most new coaches want their own QB. The new coach is in a coach is in a unique position. He gets to bring in a player he envisions as the future. They will continue to force feed him Eli for a season, but eventually he will have his QB.
Most new coaches want their own QB. The new coach is in a coach is in a unique position. He gets to bring in a player he envisions as the future. They will continue to force feed him Eli for a season, but eventually he will have his QB.
How old are you?
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Very humble kid with a cannon attached to his shoulder (literally a cannon).
Lol
Watching the Knicks - Manana
I'm asking because you stated that you believe he can be coached out of his issues.
I'm asking because I can't think of a single sub-60% college passer who went on to become successful starter.
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I'm not trying to bust your balls.
I'm asking because you stated that you believe he can be coached out of his issues.
I'm asking because I can't think of a single sub-60% college passer who went on to become successful starter.
Old, but decent article on college QBs with low completion %. Link - ( New Window )
Dan Marino and Bret Favre.
Their completion percentages in college will blow you away.
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I'm not trying to bust your balls.
I'm asking because you stated that you believe he can be coached out of his issues.
I'm asking because I can't think of a single sub-60% college passer who went on to become successful starter.
Old, but decent article on college QBs with low completion %. Link - ( New Window )
His evaluation was spot-on
High on:
Brian Brohm
Chad Henne
Down on:
Matt Ryan
Joe Flacco
Most new coaches want their own QB. The new coach is in a coach is in a unique position. He gets to bring in a player he envisions as the future. They will continue to force feed him Eli for a season, but eventually he will have his QB.
I don't know if EliteMob's posts have made me dyslexic, but this is what my brain first processed:
The new coach is in a new couch and is in a unique cushion.
Quote:
and found a few NFL QBs whom, similarly to Allen, had more than 1 college season in which they had a sub-60% completion.
- Josh McCown
- Jay Cutler
- Colin Kaepernick
- Trevor Siemian
- Blaine Gabbert
- Brock Oswieler
- Cam Newton (technically, but he only got into 6 games over two seasons in Florida. Well over 60% in his final year)
- Tyrod Taylor
Wouldn't call this conclusive evidence to the contrary of your point, but it doesn't look good.
I think considering Allen at #2 is crazy talk.
The only one on that list that has the same measurables as Allen is Cam Newton. Size, athletic ability, arm, legs, all match up. once the combines are over he will shoot up
Comparing Allen's athleticsm to Cam's os a stretch....to say the least.
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In comment 13796220 Modus Operandi said:
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and found a few NFL QBs whom, similarly to Allen, had more than 1 college season in which they had a sub-60% completion.
- Josh McCown
- Jay Cutler
- Colin Kaepernick
- Trevor Siemian
- Blaine Gabbert
- Brock Oswieler
- Cam Newton (technically, but he only got into 6 games over two seasons in Florida. Well over 60% in his final year)
- Tyrod Taylor
Wouldn't call this conclusive evidence to the contrary of your point, but it doesn't look good.
I think considering Allen at #2 is crazy talk.
The only one on that list that has the same measurables as Allen is Cam Newton. Size, athletic ability, arm, legs, all match up. once the combines are over he will shoot up
Comparing Allen's athleticsm to Cam's os a stretch....to say the least.
Allen runs a 4.61 40
Cam runs a 4.59
He's considered more Athletic than Wentz, so explain how saying he is athletically comparable to Cam is a Stretch
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In comment 13796196 Modus Operandi said:
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I'm not trying to bust your balls.
I'm asking because you stated that you believe he can be coached out of his issues.
I'm asking because I can't think of a single sub-60% college passer who went on to become successful starter.
Old, but decent article on college QBs with low completion %. Link - ( New Window )
His evaluation was spot-on
High on:
Brian Brohm
Chad Henne
Down on:
Matt Ryan
Joe Flacco