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I mean tape not highlights. From pre snap to the throw, the processing and football iq is easily seen. It's the mechanics breakdown on throws that causes the majority of his issues

I've said since the trade that it wasnt for Bryce or CJ but for AR. Going to #3 like originally intended doesn't make sense for CJ or Bryce, but does for AR. The cost for #1 was similar so they jumped for it. Played the process and BY jumped out to them. Still 100% think the pick is AR because to get him you had to jump #7 #5 and #4 for sure.

Think of a memory test type of thing. Say you have 10 objects on a wall and each light up in a pattern very quickly. You've got to remember the pattern by watching the whole area at once since they light up so quickly. Those are facets of the test

Not really word after the combine was he had the best interviews of any qb and was the best on the whiteboard and one of the more knowledgeable qbs in the draft football wise. The s2 score is not a surprise at all, especially if you watch his tape.

90ish apparently He's also apparently been one of the best QB's on the white board and with football knowledge in interviews as well.

I don't care if it's Young, just weird that they tried #3 pick with Arizona as well. No chance of getting Bryce at #3. Since trade compensation was similar they went with #1 instead.

That team response...makes me believe what he said even more. Lol

54% completion percentage - "50 drops and 19 throw aways = around 65% completion percentage. These people on TV are PAID to push certain narratives by management. FOR THE RECORD...Bryce is best and Stroud is the safest." Dan Orlovski quote

Evero 3-4 I'd bit different, Tuttle was signed to play nose.

What do you mean inaccurate deep? Deep throwing is his strength and by all acounts did well today on his deep throes.

Apparently he's very knowledgeable about football and is knocking meetings out of the park even compared to young and Stroud.

Flat out promised in meetings that he knows what his flaws are on tape and they will be corrected

He was heavily involved in the 2001 draft as well.

Haven't seen anyone report about AR blowing Reich away and Reich actually commenting on how much AR knows and how fast he'll improve.

I did actually but that's one game and the rest of his tape shows him as a sub 70 qb rating against pressure, add the game against Georgia and he hits 70 qb rating against pressure with 5-2 td to int rating.

Indy loves him, wouldn't have been available at 9. Maybe Levi's would have been but that's the only qb that would've fallen that far imo.

Maybe for Bryce but Stroud struggles against any kind of pressure what so ever and this is clear as day on tape. His mental processing and pocket awareness aren't that good Nfl wise. He's accurate for sure and he can make every throw, but he's going to have a learning curve unless he always has a clean pocket. The concern with Young is size and that's pretty much it. The concern with AR is can he put it all together but he's another prospect you'll have to design a playbook around. Young is the cleanest qb prospect in this draft if you don't mind his size...if you do then the other three have serious question marks in the NFL. So you take the one with the most upside and that's clearly AR, otherwise you take Young.

Arizona wanted pretty much what we gave up for 1 to get their 3rd.

He's by far the most talented and physically gifted qb in this draft and it's not even close actually.

Got take Smith in that situation, you run to the podium

Going from 39 to say 20-22, which I think he could fall to is much more realistic then going from say 39 next year to 5th. Which is what I was talking about in regards to getting MHJ.

Moving up into the top 5 to get MHJ next draft is gonna cost what it did to move to #1 in this draft if not more and I'd lead towards more

I'm starting to think they go the QB and familiar wr target route and pick 39 eventually ends up being pick 20 or so. Think jsn drops a bit in the first to make it possible

He's not a NFL head coach, but I still think he's a heck of a college football coach.

No what I meant is that based on polls and other data collected, he was at the beginning of last season considered a top ten edge player.