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re: Watching JFF's pro day on ESPN2
Posted on 3/28/14 at 12:10 pm to EKG
Posted on 3/28/14 at 12:10 pm to EKG
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Where are you getting that?
Every single person associated with the league. I had almost a full page of quotes from people who get paid to write about the draft/work in the nfl/ pro scouts say it wasn't that important earlier in this thread. Page 10. It took me about 3 minutes.
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If thinking that our former QB set the place on fire yesterday is "going full homer," color me beyond full.
Your defense of him and the way you all do it is what is full homer. Anyone who beings up anything negative about him is branded a "hater" and clueless.
This post was edited on 3/28/14 at 12:12 pm
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Posted on 3/28/14 at 12:18 pm to adammwilson
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Every single person associated with the league.
Every single person?
Are you just making this stuff up?
And there's absolutely nothing to defend.
I have no problem at all discussing facts.
I haven't called you a hater and/or clueless.
Posted on 3/28/14 at 12:23 pm to adammwilson
There are plenty of things to hate on him for you just happen to choose his strengths 
Question his decision making on and off the field? Sure. He makes a few plays every game that leave you wondering what the frick he was thinking. He has questions to answer about his behavior off the field as well
Question whether he can adapt his style to the athletes in the NFL? Definitely. That's the biggest change he has to make.
Will he be able to thrive in a more pro style offense? A huge question mark for sure
Will his size be a factor? An overrated question in my opinion but still a valid one
Instead you are harping on his accuracy when he is the most accurate passer in SEC history and the most accurate deep passer in the draft, which I pointed out in your own link on like page 4. Then you are criticizing his ability to throw under pressure when he is one of the best at evading pressure in college history. You should criticize him for his weaknesses, not his strengths.
Question his decision making on and off the field? Sure. He makes a few plays every game that leave you wondering what the frick he was thinking. He has questions to answer about his behavior off the field as well
Question whether he can adapt his style to the athletes in the NFL? Definitely. That's the biggest change he has to make.
Will he be able to thrive in a more pro style offense? A huge question mark for sure
Will his size be a factor? An overrated question in my opinion but still a valid one
Instead you are harping on his accuracy when he is the most accurate passer in SEC history and the most accurate deep passer in the draft, which I pointed out in your own link on like page 4. Then you are criticizing his ability to throw under pressure when he is one of the best at evading pressure in college history. You should criticize him for his weaknesses, not his strengths.
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