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Posted on 4/30/11 at 3:29 pm to Broseph Barksdale
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That about sums it up.
Posted on 4/30/11 at 3:36 pm to Bamainozarks
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What round did you go in?
F Off
First in the creativity draft.
First in the Shite Talking draft.
First in the "Cool Guy on an Internet Board" draft.
First in the "U MF's got me on Jamarcus, now its my turn" draft.
Second in the buying software to create Shite talking jpegs draft.
Posted on 4/30/11 at 3:37 pm to chinese58
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Second in the buying software to create Shite talking jpegs draft.
Posted on 4/30/11 at 3:40 pm to SLC
I'm actually glad that it worked out the way it did. If he had been taken in the first round, he would have continued to carry around what I perceive to be a rather inflated ego. Not that there is anything wrong with going in the third round - pretty sure Brady was a late round pick - but it would eliminate any sense of entitlement that comes with the territory of gaining a starting job and ultimately causing him to bust.
This way, he really has no choice other than to be humble and take an opportunity to learn, grow, and mature. Those are the things he needs to do before becoming a great NFL qb IMO.
This way, he really has no choice other than to be humble and take an opportunity to learn, grow, and mature. Those are the things he needs to do before becoming a great NFL qb IMO.
Posted on 4/30/11 at 3:43 pm to UtahHawg
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Those are the things he needs to do before becoming a great NFL qb IMO
Needs to do a lot more than that to become a decent NFL QB.
Posted on 4/30/11 at 3:46 pm to blzr
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Needs to do a lot more than that to become a decent NFL QB.
Mallett's the most NFL ready QB. Cam just got done running a simplistic spread-run offense; he has MUCH more to do than Mallett in becoming an NFL QB.
Posted on 4/30/11 at 3:46 pm to woopiginaustin
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The thread wouldn't last 3 responses before it turned into a complete dumpster fire but I would like to have an honest discussion about where Mallett ranks among his SEC QB peers over the last decade/All-Time.
to put it in a flattering light
Mallett was the warren moon or dan fouts of the SEC. Great numbers but never won at the highest level
Posted on 4/30/11 at 3:48 pm to HogKing111
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Mallett's the most NFL ready QB
If that were the case he wouldn't have gone to the Patriots where he did.
Posted on 4/30/11 at 3:49 pm to woopiginaustin
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His numbers say he's one of the best the SEC has ever seen.
As an LSU fan I was happy to see him go. I said it on here befoer the draft and I said it on other threads, I hoped he would go to the steelers or pats because he would have time to develop.
Also, I challenge ANY and ALL other bashers on here to find a more complete pure passer to EVER come out of the SEC than this guy. Not either Manning could hold this guys jock as far as making all of those freakingly difficult throws. He made NFL throws on a regular basis.
I am not saying he will be the talent of P Manning, but he has the passing ability. He needs discipline (going to NE he will either get or get out) and time to learn to read defenses, reset and make the throws.
Posted on 4/30/11 at 3:49 pm to blzr
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Needs to do a lot more than that to become a decent NFL QB
Such as? He has the football IQ and all the necessary physical tools. Enlighten us.
Posted on 4/30/11 at 3:50 pm to blzr
JMO - Dalton was probably the most NFL ready QB in this year's draft... in the way that people are using that catchphrase anyway
IMO Cam Newton is the one who could be the most productive in his first year... because his obvious athleticism may let him succeed like Vince Young did for a while
IMO Cam Newton is the one who could be the most productive in his first year... because his obvious athleticism may let him succeed like Vince Young did for a while
Posted on 4/30/11 at 3:52 pm to Jaketigger
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Also, I challenge ANY and ALL other bashers on here to find a more complete pure passer to EVER come out of the SEC than this guy. Not either Manning could hold this guys jock as far as making all of those freakingly difficult throws. He made NFL throws on a regular basis.
wut?
Ladies and Gentlemen... Ryan Mallet's best smoking buddy!
A more complete pure passer than Manning? What exactly do you think is Manning's skill set?
Posted on 4/30/11 at 3:56 pm to molsusports
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A more complete pure passer than Manning? What exactly do you think is Manning's skill set?
Running the Wishbone!!
Posted on 4/30/11 at 3:56 pm to woopiginaustin
I'm thinking more like Vanilla Ice, tell me there isn't a resemblance.
Posted on 4/30/11 at 3:58 pm to woopiginaustin
While we're being honest today...
When I see white kids talk and act like they wanna be gangsta rappers, I cringe. I always have. There's just something about it that screams "issues" to me. I mean its one thing to listen to rap (which has sucked since Tupac died(or did he?) ).
Its not like I ever saw Ryan Mallet walking around town flat-billin with his pants falling off his skinny white arse.
But you have to present yourself better. You have to, if you want people to take you seriously. That is the hard lesson here. Ryan's parents don't talk like they're from Compton. Mine don't either. I figure I have about the same accent as my parents, or maybe a little less since like most in my generation, I was raised mostly by a television set.
I outgrew my "dressing to whatever pop culture says is "cool" phase about my soph year of college.
By the time he's 25, hopefully he will be a smarter person. I know I grew up a lot in that same time frame.
Its a shame for him and his family, but they'll still be doin fine.
Ryan, be yourself. You're not a rapper. You're not even from a big city. You were born in Batesville and grew up part of the time in Lincoln. Just be yourself, and stop trying to be all "hard" and "cool". I think its obvious now that nobody is buying that shite anyway.
When I see white kids talk and act like they wanna be gangsta rappers, I cringe. I always have. There's just something about it that screams "issues" to me. I mean its one thing to listen to rap (which has sucked since Tupac died(or did he?) ).
Its not like I ever saw Ryan Mallet walking around town flat-billin with his pants falling off his skinny white arse.
But you have to present yourself better. You have to, if you want people to take you seriously. That is the hard lesson here. Ryan's parents don't talk like they're from Compton. Mine don't either. I figure I have about the same accent as my parents, or maybe a little less since like most in my generation, I was raised mostly by a television set.
I outgrew my "dressing to whatever pop culture says is "cool" phase about my soph year of college.
By the time he's 25, hopefully he will be a smarter person. I know I grew up a lot in that same time frame.
Its a shame for him and his family, but they'll still be doin fine.
Ryan, be yourself. You're not a rapper. You're not even from a big city. You were born in Batesville and grew up part of the time in Lincoln. Just be yourself, and stop trying to be all "hard" and "cool". I think its obvious now that nobody is buying that shite anyway.
Posted on 4/30/11 at 3:59 pm to Crow Pie
Posted on 4/30/11 at 4:00 pm to blzr
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If that were the case he wouldn't have gone to the Patriots where he did.
If Patriots needed a QB, Belichick would have drafted him first round, as he was the Pat's top rated QB.
I'll take Belichick's analysis over Carolina's, Tennessee's, etc...
This post was edited on 4/30/11 at 4:06 pm
Posted on 4/30/11 at 4:01 pm to HogKing111
If the patriots had a top 10 pick and needed a QB I doubt they would have taken mallett.
Posted on 4/30/11 at 4:02 pm to blzr
if the patriots really needed a starting QB this year they would have traded for Kolb, Matt Flynn, or picked up Marc Bulger
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