Matthias

The Jaguars don't actually exist. Correct.

If Bryce is as good as we think, we will win the next 20 Superbowls.

Hendon Hooker to Detroit?

We need to take Drew Sanders.

I'd take Will Levis over Drake Maye.

The S2 scores now have me on the Young train. Even if Stroud's score of 18% is false, there's no question its a low score. So much so, I believe it knocked him out of the conversation for our front office. As for Stroud himself, I'm still a fan and hope he has an awesome career. I would like him to go to the Raiders or Colts, and meet us in the Superbowl this year.

Its all semantics. The players' family would be regular folk. Literally anyone they know could place a bet, and try to get in their ear to make things happen. All I'm saying is, if you are that phobic towards your players betting on anything (even if it's outside football), why in the world are you promoting it everywhere? They go out of their way to promote that stuff. Are the players dumb for gambling? Yes. Is the NFL hypocritical? Yes. If we are going to condemn the players, also condemn the league who promotes gambling.

The NFL, and really all sports organizations, are big hypocrites. All day they drown us with the "betting odds" from games to who will go 1st overall. Yet when their players are caught BETTING, they are like, "Oh, how dare they!!! Throw them in the stockade!!!!!!" This is nothing but chickens coming home to roost for allowing the nation to legalize sports gambling.

Interestingly enough, Bobby Boucher actually turned out to be one of the smartest, if not the smartest person in the movie.

Man, it looks like this score is probably true. With it, I'm officially off the Stroud train. (I was still kind of hoping we get an excellent trade back offer from the Texans, and we draft Stroud at 2). I would have been off had his score been 60%. 18%??? HOT D@MN!!!!!!!!!! I will still root for CJ on wherever he gets drafted. This score will make me root for him even more to bring down the test as much as Brock Purdy seemed to have lifted it up. Once again, if I were an agent to any top QB prospect (and perhaps all prospects because I think other position players take this test), I would tell them DO NOT TAKE THIS TEST!!! CJ Stroud may fall to the later first round after this one, if not out of the first altogether. Don't tell me it won't happen. These teams aren't playing around with stuff like this.

With a score like that, there is no way anyone drafts him. Obviously this score can't be right.

It's interesting that among football fans, Will Levis is a polarizing figure. You either love him or hate him. Making it even funnier is no one has a real reason to either love him or hate him, you just do. That said, among NFL coaches, I feel most, if not all, love him as a prospect. That S2 test score may put him in as the 3rd overall QB to be picked. I see Stroud falling possibly to the Raiders. If he gets by them, then the Falcons. If he drops past the Falcons, he could look to freefall.

I do find it funny how the reporters mention Young's score is higher than Burrow and the others. What I want to know is, with a score like 98, is it the highest period?

Teams already know his score.

Stroud probably scored between 80-90.

You heard it here first. We trade back and pick up Texans 2, 12, and 1st next year. 2. - CJ Stroud 12. - Nolan Smith Next year's 1st - Marvin Harrison

I would want the 2, 12, and their Brown's 1st next year. To make it sweeter, we would give them our 2nd round pick this year.

I also believe, particularly after Purdy's limited success, a lot of teams are putting a lot of stock into the S2 testing. I mentioned this jokingly in another thread, but now if I were a top QB prospect, I would never take this test even if I knew I would score well. Stroud may now very well be the fourth QB taken off the board because of it. Again, teams who do highly value this test will now look back on Stroud's career, and put more stock into his receivers and O-line (at least one of his tackles will be a first rounder) as being a key to his success at Ohio State.

I wouldn't mind seeing Stroud go to the Raiders. If the Texans are really adamant on passing up on him, it would be interesting to see if someone trades up to get him, or he simply begin to fall down the board. The wildcard is Anthony Richardson. I just think about what happened to Aaron Rodgers and how far he fell. During that time, only he and Alex Smith were seen as top QB prospects. In this one, you have 4. Could Will Levis jump in the mix?

Haha! The only thing Stroud did was come here and whoop McCown's behind in basketball, then he left.

Alright Young, this is your "Training Year". You got one shot to prove yourself.

I'm not excited about it at all to be honest, but I've come to accept it. Young isn't a short QB, he is a SMURF QB!!! To those from fans to the media who think this will have absolutely zero impact on his career as an NFL QB, you all are super confident. I would say naïve, but I hope you are right. As for me, he only has one year to prove himself worthy. If he struggles mightily in his first year, particular if the struggles relate to his size, I might have to consider putting in my Panthers card for a bit. Especially if Stroud has success. I mentioned it in another thread I did, if Young fails and Stroud explodes on the field, I'm done as a Panthers fan.

There is no question all the talk out there is the Panthers will take Young. What this means is, if the Texans want him and only him, they will have to trade up to get him. I'm making no bones about it, I am crossing my fingers for this to happen. We trade back with Houston and pick up their extra 1st at minimum, and if we can do better than that, I will never doubt Fitz ever again. Finally we draft CJ Stroud.

How did he do on the S3 test?

I read a random comment saying Young has taken this test (or something similar) since he was in high school. I don't know if this is true, but I wouldn't doubt it seeing his dad is a psychologist or something like that. It brings up an interesting point of whether this test is more of a standardized one, something you can prep for and get better at it the more you take it. According to Albert Breer, Young scored a 98. All that said, if I were an agent for future first round value QBs, I would tell them straight up, "DON'T TAKE THIS TEST"!!!!! According to some, Stroud should now go undrafted because of this test. (Being funny)