continues to make horrible decisions in the redzone. It's unbelievable how many points he's cost Kentucky this year...
Up until the INT - I was starting to see it. Quick release. Throw it from any angle. Tough runner.
Then the pick and I was like - and there it goes. Infuriating prospect.
Agreed. All of the tools are there physically. And he's been playing with some tough injuries for most of the year, too. The decision making is maddening, however...
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Blake Bortles, Jake Locker, and Blaine Gabbert. They had “traits” too. Traits can lie.
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They don't lie, they just don't guarantee success bc you need more than just physical traits. I get the intrigue w/ Levis, but I'd be just fine letting another team draft him and take that gamble
lighting it up. Watching this game, how has he been so average this year?
This year? His decline started last year at Oklahoma when he couldn't move the ball for the Sooners. And then he was forced out of the line-up for then freshman Caleb Williams (now playing at USC).
He is having a nice game tonight. Best in a long, long time.
So far? He's been impressive since he played as a freshman last year at Oklahoma. Williams is going to be the #1 QB in 2024.
He may be the fave for the Heisman right now.
Probably right with Hooker's injury tonight and Maye looking mortal in the loss to GTech.
I'd say the Heisman is now down to: Williams, Stroud, Duggan and - I can't believe I'm saying this - Stetson Bennett.
You know BW, at some point Bennett needs to be given some credit. From a draft POV his stats are awesome. I know that he is surrounded by NFL talent, which makes it hard to judge QBs from big programs, but geez at some point he deserves a look
They just lost momentum by getting a punt blocked to open the second half. Horrible execution by the punt team.
Up until the INT - I was starting to see it. Quick release. Throw it from any angle. Tough runner.
Then the pick and I was like - and there it goes. Infuriating prospect.
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continues to make horrible decisions in the redzone. It's unbelievable how many points he's cost Kentucky this year...
Up until the INT - I was starting to see it. Quick release. Throw it from any angle. Tough runner.
Then the pick and I was like - and there it goes. Infuriating prospect.
As I've said, he's Daniel Jones 2.0. A lot to like, and some stuff that doesn't seem good enough
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continues to make horrible decisions in the redzone. It's unbelievable how many points he's cost Kentucky this year...
Up until the INT - I was starting to see it. Quick release. Throw it from any angle. Tough runner.
Then the pick and I was like - and there it goes. Infuriating prospect.
As I've said, he's Daniel Jones 2.0. A lot to like, and some stuff that doesn't seem good enough
I've watched just a little bit but he is nothing like Daniel Jones as a thrower.
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continues to make horrible decisions in the redzone. It's unbelievable how many points he's cost Kentucky this year...
Up until the INT - I was starting to see it. Quick release. Throw it from any angle. Tough runner.
Then the pick and I was like - and there it goes. Infuriating prospect.
Agreed. All of the tools are there physically. And he's been playing with some tough injuries for most of the year, too. The decision making is maddening, however...
He supposedly has the same problem Jones does - they dont process what they see fast enough
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12m Replying to @TurkStevens @dpbrugler and @ESPNBooger
Blake Bortles, Jake Locker, and Blaine Gabbert. They had “traits” too. Traits can lie.
Dane Brugler
@dpbrugler
9m Replying to @TyFromTheSky @TurkStevens and @ESPNBooger
They don't lie, they just don't guarantee success bc you need more than just physical traits. I get the intrigue w/ Levis, but I'd be just fine letting another team draft him and take that gamble
Rattler does look good. Wonder where's he's going to go, round-wise.
So far? He's been impressive since he played as a freshman last year at Oklahoma. Williams is going to be the #1 QB in 2024.
This year? His decline started last year at Oklahoma when he couldn't move the ball for the Sooners. And then he was forced out of the line-up for then freshman Caleb Williams (now playing at USC).
He is having a nice game tonight. Best in a long, long time.
He's had a good year, too. I think he entered this game with only 4 INTs. Just a poor way to finish the half...
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So far.
So far? He's been impressive since he played as a freshman last year at Oklahoma. Williams is going to be the #1 QB in 2024.
He may be the fave for the Heisman right now.
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So far.
So far? He's been impressive since he played as a freshman last year at Oklahoma. Williams is going to be the #1 QB in 2024.
He may be the fave for the Heisman right now.
Probably right with Hooker's injury tonight and Maye looking mortal in the loss to GTech.
I'd say the Heisman is now down to: Williams, Stroud, Duggan and - I can't believe I'm saying this - Stetson Bennett.
Made Gamecocks look like a juggernaut
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In comment 15913163 dancing blue bear said:
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So far.
So far? He's been impressive since he played as a freshman last year at Oklahoma. Williams is going to be the #1 QB in 2024.
He may be the fave for the Heisman right now.
Probably right with Hooker's injury tonight and Maye looking mortal in the loss to GTech.
I'd say the Heisman is now down to: Williams, Stroud, Duggan and - I can't believe I'm saying this - Stetson Bennett.
You know BW, at some point Bennett needs to be given some credit. From a draft POV his stats are awesome. I know that he is surrounded by NFL talent, which makes it hard to judge QBs from big programs, but geez at some point he deserves a look
Made Gamecocks look like a juggernaut
Eh… Rattler made some amazing throws tonight. The kind of throws that made some believe he’d win a Heisman at OKLA.