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We are probably are going to rotate our skill positions like the giants and chiefs did last year. It’s going to be fun to watch

Haha nice counter gif. Love it.

It’s a consensus.

I labeled you. I didn’t call you a name. You by definition are a nimrod. A foolish/inept person.

Just click the link nimrod. He only posted the first paragraph.

dont know why you are trying to argue with me... there is a comment section in that link. Go chat with the writer of the article. The work and validation they did with data is very releveant to your debate. However, if you want my opinion.... you are not doing a good job of countering anyone in this thread.

@therealmjland @tukafan21Here is a really good article to help yal's debate. Two good exerpts: Since 2000, nine quarterbacks have appeared in an NFL game listed at 6-1, 200 pounds or smaller: Jeff Garcia, Tim Rattay, Thaddeus Lewis, Doug Flutie, Tyler Huntley, Kellen Moore, John Wolford, Ty Detmer and Koy Detmer. They have started a total of 177 games (106 by Garcia) and appeared in five Pro Bowls (4 for Garcia, 1 for Flutie). Now it gets interesting. Let's start with a few caveats: ∎ As noted, Young would be the smallest first-round quarterback in 60 years. This data may not apply to him. ∎ All NFL quarterbacks, obviously, can get hurt. ∎ This data is a relatively small sample size. I looked at the top 40 quarterbacks in passing yards over the last 10 years and determined how many starts they missed due to injury using pro-football-reference.com. The data is noisy but the ONLY statistically significant correlation was that heavier quarterbacks were more likely to get injured than lighter quarterbacks. Twelve quarterbacks missed 15% of their starts or more. Six were 5 pounds heavier (230 pounds) or more than the average of the players in the survey: Nick Foles, Andrew Luck, Carson Palmer, Jay Cutler, Joe Flacco and Jameis Winston. Two were within 5 pounds of average: Jimmy Garoppolo and Ryan Fitzpatrick. Four were 5 pounds or more less than average: Teddy Bridgewater, Alex Smith, Ryan Tannehill and Lamar Jackson. Thirteen quarterbacks missed 5% or fewer of their starts. Just three weighed at least 230 pounds ‒ Josh Allen, Justin Herbert, Blake Bortles; two of them are early in their careers. Four were around average weight: Patrick Mahomes, Eli Manning, Tom Brady and Philip Rivers. And six were 219 pounds or less: Baker Mayfield, Russell Wilson, Jared Goff, Matt Ryan, Derek Carr and Kirk Cousins. So are smaller quarterbacks more likely to get hurt? The historical data says the opposite.

welcome to the younger generation.

these S2 cognition test are not protected by HIPAA, thats how they are different.

and this was a general test score... from a private company who finds ways to quantify reaction skills/timing. Comparing S2 to personal medical records.... its a stretch. They took that test knowing the results would be shared.

the NFL releases medical records every week as part of the competition fairness policy. How is this any different?

I just dont see Dan Morgan being a good example of that... I see where you are going though.

Should we have passed on Dan Morgan?

I wont argue against durability... but if a player has no history of injuries... you shouldn't be of the mindset... welll.. he could get injured... so pass... if there is no history of nagging injury issues.

dude.. you are way off topic... this has nothing to do with any of my original comment. If you are looking for someone to argue with... I am not the one.

for any QB to get hurt. For any player to get hurt. It's part of the game you can't control. It's incompetance to have the mentality of "we cant add this player to our roster because he might get hurt"

You litrally provided zero evidence of anything quantifyng those player's athleticism... Peyton Manning was never known for his arm strength... Even his scouting report stated "good arm strength, but not great" Tom Brady what on earth does him staying healthy have to do with athleticism? How is that even a comment in your reply to me? It's not even relative. So im going to leave this one as is. We all know TB12 is not an athletic QB. Joe Burrow I'd love for you to share data supporting this.. Joe Burrow didnt even have a recorded RAS scorecard. His estimated "athlete score" was in the 70th percentile... His scouting reports are consistent with: Below-average arm strength and average release quickness I would suggest not dying on this hill, bc it isnt worth it.

How is he capped out? Haha. He is the best learner in this draft… he has a head start on every player to be successful in the NFL. What would take stroud, AR, and others multiple seasons to learn… young shows promise to have it understood in a single offseason. how have we not learned from Brady, burrow, and manning that the QB position isn’t about athletic ability….

I don’t get why it’s a big deal that it is leaked to the public. The team’s already had the info, it’s not like it was hidden from them. This is just for us fans to have insight to why someone could/would drop. cc: @vorbisbc this is a good topic for discussion

But it doesn’t happen routinely. It’s now a one per game as opposed to 10+ per game. Frequency matters.

Texans scouts have been feeling Levis since November. Levis will be a good QB in the league. He will be a perfect fit for the system DeMeco is about to run.

Levis gonna be the second qb drafted!!! Good for him!

Watching now … It is just a cringe as you would expect