Zach Wilson, Trey Lance or...

[Varking]

9 minutes ago, Tinamedina said:

None. As soon as they can, put in PJ walker, 1 who knows the playbook, 1 who is athletically gifted, 1 who ALREADY had chemistry with the team as well as the coach. 1 who is CHEAP.

 

Do yall know football?

What...

[mrcompletely11]

5 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

His stats have to be gaudy. That D can't stop anything. They know they have to win with basketball scores.

Don't lie to yourself. Trevor is largely throwing to guys who are wide ass open. He's a tremendous prospect but the big question with him is how is he going to look when his team's backups aren't better than the opposition's starters. 

Come on now,  Trevor is throwing dimes.  Dropping balls into guys hands.  Its not the system.  He is legit the best prospect since luck and in reality probably better coming out than him

 

first 6ish plays he is throwing insane passes  This is just one game

 

The throw at 6:18.  Come on man that is nfl worthy

 

 

[LinvilleGorge]

5 minutes ago, OldhamA said:

Similar throwing motion, similar arm strength, similar 'backyard' playing style. 

He could be his brother. 

LOL

[LinvilleGorge]

1 minute ago, mrcompletely11 said:

Come on now,  Trevor is throwing dimes.  Dropping balls into guys hands.  Its not the system.  He is legit the best prospect since luck and in reality probably better coming out than him

I said he was a great prospect, but it's reality that his receivers are usually wide open. He shows the ability to throw into tight spots but he doesn't have to do it often.

[mrcompletely11]

 

 

3:33 here

 

Christ this kid is good

[weyco2000]

53 minutes ago, mrcompletely11 said:

Nah man I am just saying his gaudy stats should be taken with a grain of salt.  Not saying he isnt good.  But their offense is spread them out wide open.  Just like with trask that gives me a bit of concern as he is just throwing to open spaces/wideouts where as someone like Trevor is calling audibles at the line and throwing dimes into coverage

 

all I am saying is its hard to really drill down and evaluate guys in offenses like howel.  He does throw a nice deep ball

They have 2 backs approaching 1k yds, he really  doesn’t throw the ball anymore than any other college QB although it may seem like it.

[SOJA]

Wilson

[SOJA]

54 minutes ago, mrcompletely11 said:

 

 

3:33 here

 

Christ this kid is good

too bad we wanted to win 5 games with Teddy Bridgewater this year

[Tinamedina]

1 hour ago, Varking said:

What...

What..?

[Varking]

23 minutes ago, Tinamedina said:

What..?

You think PJ is our answer?

[Jesse]

4 hours ago, *FreeFua* said:

He has looked really bad this year. I thought he was going to emulate Hurts and Mayfield, but he hasn't.

[LinvilleGorge]

58 minutes ago, SOJA said:

too bad we wanted to win 5 games with Teddy Bridgewater this year

No one was out sucking the Jets this year. They're atrocious.

[beo]

We'd have to give up a kings ransom for Howell because we'll be picking in the teens. Those kinds of trades often don't work out and we just have so many holes.

 

I'd like Lance, much higher on him than I am Wilson and this is a good situation for him assuming we don't let Moton walk and actually build up the OL. Unfortunately the latter might not end up being the case.

[AU-panther]

5 hours ago, Mr. Scot said:

Sam Howell? 

Don't get a hung up on the names. You can exchange players here if you prefer Wilson over Fields (as I know some do) or if you think there's a better 2021 prospect than Howell, but the basic premise of the question is this:

Would you prefer to get one of your second choices in the coming draft or would you be willing to wait a year to get someone who would be a top choice in the next?

Too much parity in the NFL to plan ahead like that.  Look at Miami last year, they tried to tank and ended up 5th I think.

Unless you can guaranteed you will get the first pick you will pretty much always be getting your second choice at QB.