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Combine Drills: Quarterback Day


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Just now, TheCasillas said:

If you have NFL+ .... i highly suggest you watcht he "players combine" they are critiquing these QBs in a very infortmative way and not just hyping every throw that they make. 

I’d watch it after but I don’t think I’ll watch anything combine related a second time. We’ll see their pro days next. 

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I wonder what the Cardinals are thinking? Their pick is worth a lot more after today. It's possible that any of Young, Stroud, or Richardson will be available at their pick. Three very different quarterbacks, but all excellent prospects. I have no idea what order they'll go, but I still have the feeling that Stroud will be first.

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1 minute ago, Varking said:

I want #1 because it means our staff identified their guy and went and got him. 

Waste of paying all these coaches if they can't work with any of the QBs in the top 3 and would be a huge red flag. I would have agreed if there was a massive cliff after the combine but its a hell of a lot easier to get the #1 pick if we go into the draft with the #3 pick too if that really is their modus operandi.

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Just now, Varking said:

I’d watch it after but I don’t think I’ll watch anything combine related a second time. We’ll see their pro days next. 

just switch to it now.. instead of watching nfl network.  It's Adam Thielen, Steve Smith and Kurt Warner. They are doing an awesome job right now. 

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4 minutes ago, thunderraiden said:

Waste of paying all these coaches if they can't work with any of the QBs in the top 3 and would be a huge red flag. I would have agreed if there was a massive cliff after the combine but its a hell of a lot easier to get the #1 pick if we go into the draft with the #3 pick too if that really is their modus operandi.

I wouldn't necessarily agree with that. Slim chance that all three of the top three ultimately work out. Hopefully we don't fall for the one that doesn't.

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1 minute ago, thunderraiden said:

Waste of paying all these coaches if they can't work with any of the QBs in the top 3 and would be a huge red flag. I would have agreed if there was a massive cliff after the combine but its a hell of a lot easier to get the #1 pick if we go into the draft with the #3 pick too if that really is their modus operandi.

I would rather they get the guy they want than settle for what two other teams passed over. 

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