Tim Tebow,Sam Bradford, or Colt Mccoy

[Seamonk]

You're obviously the authority...

don't see you much on these boards anymore, what happened?

[Seamonk]

I'm going to put together a thread on Tim Hiller when I get around to it. The guy is so Brady-esque it's ridiculous. If you compare the skillset from the two they are nearly identical.

The guy has an absolutely LIGHTING fast release, more than any QB in the draft, maybe even in the entire NFL.

Works in a pro-style offense. Anticipates and adjusts for blitzes presnap.

High football IQ, goes through his progressions, knows when to throw the ball away, looks off the safety, makes QUICK reads, leads receivers away from defenders.

Doesn't panic under pressure. Very accurate, great GREAT timing, throws before receivers are even out of their breaks.

The knocks on him are his arm strength, which is a legit concern. Just looking at him his arms are skinny as f**k. He could definitely benefit from adding some upper-body mass.

Also, his footwork isn't great, but not terrible. He tends to become a statue at times but he compensates with his quick reads and quick release.

And naturally strength of competition is a concern.

Overall, he could end up being the best QB out of this draft.

Adding mass to his upper body could affect his fast release. what school does this guy goto?

[R0CKnR0LLA]

QB class ain't what the hype is saying IMO.

I agree, there are going to be a LOT of busts from these over-hyped system QBs.

[pstall]

The Golden Calf of Bristol= Chris Cooley with an arm and he wont take pics of his logger

[Seamonk]

Bradford's only had one injury. Personally I'd like to have Bradford and Gresham together, a new dynamic duo.

He had 1 injury which he reinjured. Reinjuries can sometimes lead to chronic problems. Not always, but that's the caution flag on Bradford.

[Jackofalltrades]

don't see you much on these boards anymore, what happened?

Life. Wife had a long, yet short and terrible pregnancy. He was premature and spent two months in ICU and I don't have much Internet access here at work. I'm on my iPhone now.

So, it's been a little of everything. Thanks for asking!

[Seamonk]

Life. Wife had a long, yet short and terrible pregnancy. He was premature and spent two months in ICU and I don't have much Internet access here at work. I'm on my iPhone now.

So, it's been a little of everything. Thanks for asking!

Ah. Well good to see you again. I always respected your opinion on here.

[Jackofalltrades]

I agree, there are going to be a LOT of busts from these over-hyped system QBs.

Good thing Bradford isn't a system QB with falsely inflated numbers.

[Seamonk]

Good thing Bradford isn't a system QB with falsely inflated numbers.

Bradford.. Reminds me of Brodie Croyle. I don't know why, but he just does.

[R0CKnR0LLA]

Adding mass to his upper body could affect his fast release. what school does this guy goto?

Not his release, his arm strength. He doesn't have the best deep ball. Accuracy is there, but he tends to float balls at times. There's absolutely nothing wrong with his release. I'm going to post some digital copies of his tape. The time it takes him to make his reads, decision, windup and release is ridiculously fast. And to answer your question, Western Michigan University.

[Seamonk]

Not his release, his arm strength. He doesn't have the best deep ball. Accuracy is there, but he tends to float balls at times. There's absolutely nothing wrong with his release. I'm going to post some digital copies of his tape. The time it takes him to make his reads, decisions, windup and release is ridiculously fast. And to answer your question, Western Michigan University.

Did you make sure if he's not predetermining his pass? Sometimes with really fast releases, QBs usually predetermine a receiver to go to. If not, even with a lacking arm, he could be a good QB for us.(haha i doubt we'd pick him, but still)

[R0CKnR0LLA]

Did you make sure if he's not predetermining his pass? Sometimes with really fast releases, QBs usually predetermine a receiver to go to. If not, even with a lacking arm, he could be a good QB for us.(haha i doubt we'd pick him, but still)

I know what you mean but unless he's predetermining that he's going to his #3 option then no. You can see him check his #1 read, covered, check the #2, covered, then sling it to the #3, all in about half a second. This is all in a pro-style system making progressive reads and reading defensive formations.

[Seamonk]

I just watched this:

It's just highlights so I can't tell much, but his receivers are making a lot of plays for him too. At least he's putting the ball in a position where only his guy can catch it.

[mav1234]

That's really hard to tell from those bits, but he looks pretty decent. This draft should be deep, anyway.