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2022 QB class…………It’s just not good


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4 minutes ago, mrcompletely11 said:

I was joking, poking fun at linville.  He thinks that anyone that criticizes howell is being biased.  He is an average athlete with average height and an average arm.  Thats the truth.

I think Howell has Tools.  And a strong enough arm.  But so did Sam Darnold.  Playing QB is more than just being able to throw it 60+ yards

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19 hours ago, ForJimmy said:

I’m team Corral 

I’m team Corral as far as him being QB1 in this class.

 

but he still scares the piss out of me.  He is just a season removed from looking like Sam Darnold 2.0.  Tons of turnovers,  locking on 1st reads, etc

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8 minutes ago, ncfan said:

I’m team Corral as far as him being QB1 in this class.

 

but he still scares the piss out of me.  He is just a season removed from looking like Sam Darnold 2.0.  Tons of turnovers,  locking on 1st reads, etc

Yeah but he was young and learning the system. He grew/developed into making reads and has like what 1 INT? That’s shows he is coachable, something Sam has never shown…

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