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Report: Buccaneers leaning toward Marcus Mariota with No. 1 pick


nctarheel0619

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I haven't been wrong about a quarter back in the ten years I have been following the draft. I'm not good with any other positions. Possibly WR. Almost scary good with QBs though. Mariotta scares the crap out of me. The most scary skill set I have ever seen if he can put it together and become a leader. (If anyone can eff this up its the bucks.) I think he will. But hey I have to be wrong sometime right....right!!!!???!!! Winston will destroy himself I have little doubt.

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Philly wants Mariota. Could be looking to create a block buster trade with them.

 

Philadelphia would be foolish to give up anything to trade up for Mariota.

 

I'm serious as a heart attack here... if Kelly TRULY wants to run the full-blown spread/no-huddle with the QB read option as a primary threat, draft Nick Marshall in the 4th or 5th round and make him your QB.

 

People are always worried that Marshall can't make the "reads" in a pro offense.  Valid criticism.  The thing is, Kelly hasn't yet required his QB to make reads (or at least rarely).  He built a one-read offense that made Nick Foles the most accurate passer in the NFL in 2013.  The problem is that Foles is useless in the other part of Kelly's offense.  Can Mariota do that?  Without a doubt and probably better than Marshall.  But Marshall made that Auburn offense hum in 2013 and 2014 and he won't cost you a damn dime in trading up.

 

I seriously doubt it will ever happen, but just a thought.

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Philadelphia would be foolish to give up anything to trade up for Mariota.

 

I'm serious as a heart attack here... if Kelly TRULY wants to run the full-blown spread/no-huddle with the QB read option as a primary threat, draft Nick Marshall in the 4th or 5th round and make him your QB.

 

People are always worried that Marshall can't make the "reads" in a pro offense.  Valid criticism.  The thing is, Kelly hasn't yet required his QB to make reads (or at least rarely).  He built a one-read offense that made Nick Foles the most accurate passer in the NFL in 2013.  The problem is that Foles is useless in the other part of Kelly's offense.  Can Mariota do that?  Without a doubt and probably better than Marshall.  But Marshall made that Auburn offense hum in 2013 and 2014 and he won't cost you a damn dime in trading up.

 

I seriously doubt it will ever happen, but just a thought.

 

I'm pretty sure Marshall is making the switch back to CB for the NFL draft.

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I'm pretty sure Marshall is making the switch back to CB for the NFL draft.

 

Yes, he did that for the Senior Bowl.

 

But the NFL has placed him into the QB group for the Combine.

 

Hopefully they'll let him test in the CB group as well (since they are testing at separate times).

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I hope not. Mariota is the better player long term. Jameis might do better early because of the system he came from, but Mariota will have a better career. Better off the field, humble, hard worker and all the physical tools you could want. He has NFL arm talent and anyone that says he can't read Defense's or throw into tight windows is being short sighted. Just because it's not a foundation of the Ducks Offense doesn't mean he "can't" do it. I've seen him do both numerous times. 

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I hope not. Mariota is the better player long term. Jameis might do better early because of the system he came from, but Mariota will have a better career. Better off the field, humble, hard worker and all the physical tools you could want. He has NFL arm talent and anyone that says he can't read Defense's or throw into tight windows is being short sighted. Just because it's not a foundation of the Ducks Offense doesn't mean he "can't" do it. I've seen him do both numerous times.

So what does being humble have to do with success. And you know jameis doesn't work hard, or is this another one of those well he's black and built like jamarcus so they must both be lazy scenarios?
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