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The reason that now he is strongly coming back according to the blue checks is because no one else is calling him. Everyone else knows his time has passed.

You're doing a lot of mental linguistics with the first half. Should doesnt mean it isnt or it is.

I must admit I'm not really familiar with how all that works. Only a small percentage of it carries over right? It doesnt seem worth trading a young player away. Just take the 18m free next year.

Why would you trade away a young player for that? What's the point? Hes off the books after this season. We already have plenty of cap for this offseason, I'm not sure why they would trade away a young player to have more. Just let him walk after this season if it comes to all that.

Thanks, I can never get it to work for some reason. It doesnt mean too much to me either but I know some people really moved Willis up in their opinions based on his yesterday. There arent many plays where a qb needs to bomb it 65 or 70 yards.

For the arm strength is super important crowd. https://twitter.com/pff_mike/status/1507068134385147905?s=10&t=FQtolROPiFk4YpKDgLNNjw

Exactly.

He had the highest RAS of all the QBs at the combine for what it's worth. The staff does seem to love RAS.

To me this just makes it more apparent that they are playing some games as far as smoke screens and such. They are aware of how things look regardless of how many huddles think they are blind or just ignorant to this whole process. You can say it's because he wont be the pick at 6 and he would be gone by the 4th all you want, but you dont think Fitt and company are weighing all the potential options? Especially as much as he seems to like to trade back and compile extra draft picks. You cant take everything for face value this time of year no matter how obvious it appears. A lot of the time the stuff that looks the most obvious right now is intentional.

Who says they have Corral graded less though? I only want to take a qb if the GM and scouts are really sold on one and I definitely want it to be whichever one they rare the highest. Not the best value. I do think there is a chance they could have Corral ranked the highest possibly though.

The charts I had looked at valued it at 1600 to 1875, with the difference basically being an early third value. Trades dont always go to chart value these days. Its just a basic guide.

If he runs a high 4.4 or 4.5? Nothing. If he ran a 4.2 or 4.3 like people are trying to say? He would definitely have something to gain.

If he thought he was going to run anything in the 4.2 or 4.3 range he would have ran at some point. He got ran down too many times to run anywhere near that.

An almost dream scenario for me would be trading pick 6 to the eagles for pick 16 and 19 so they could land one of the top DE and we somehow get Penning and Corral. Unlikely? Sure, but one could dream.

Everything I've always heard says Rhule has final say.

How do you know? I get it is easier to blame everything wrong on one person but that's silly. We have no idea who is the most to blame for the bad decisions or credit for the good ones but the Rhule haters already have every move figured out based on how they feel about it. Its ridiculous at this point.

That's another reason I wish he had done some of the mobility drills. I'm not sure he would have looked nearly as athletic and mobile if he had been going up against the sec or acc defenses every week.

Yea there are a lot of mentions about how bad his oline was and that may be true but I saw several plays where he had a good pocket and created the pressure himself. A decent bit of the sacks were on him.

Ridder looked the best at the senior bowl that I saw. Hes another one I would be fine taking a little later if they traded back and the staff liked him.

I agree with that much but you also listed Rodgers, herbert, mahomes as dual threat qbs and he is in their league as a runner potentially if not better.

You could classify them as that sure but like has been mentioned. Most of those guys run as a last resort. They move in the pocket and keep their eyes down the field until the last second. Also like I said, Pickett is faster than most of those guys. For example Mahomes numbers as far as mobility dont even really compare to Picketts. So why is Willis considered such a dual threat potentially, he just needs to work on some of his passing game but Pickett isnt? They were asked to do different things but Pickett is athletic enough too.

I would just like to know his 10 yard split more than anything. I dont think he did any of the cone drills either? Just to get more of a feel for pocket mobility. Also I think the numbers would be very similar to Pickett's and then I feel like all the people talking about how much more mobile he is would have a different tune. Willis is more mobile I would assume but I think it's closer than people realize.

Most of those guys arent especially fast. They are good at moving in the pocket. Pickett is also as athletic/mobile as or more than almost all of those guys as well.

I'm in the exact same boat. If they draft any of the qbs I will excited. Each of the top prospects have clear strengths and clear weaknesses. I dont know which one I prefer. The gm, coaches, and scouts have so much more film and availability than we do. If they decide they line one enough to be the pick at 6 then I'm excited to have them.

What qb that actually runs a lot has won a super bowl recently? It's great in the regular season but doesnt seem to work as much in the playoffs. Manipulating the pocket and sensing pressure is much more important than a qb full blown running.