TheLastTallyGator

padres jake peavey is the only jake peavy

Yes, plain and simple they were one of four countries to ever come close to what you would call an invasion. The british in the war of 1812, the Mexicans in the border war, the Japanese at pearl harbor, and then the failed Russian nuclear attack on a us warship. The Japanese felt belittled by everyone because they were only supplemental to Germany in the war and were never considered a true "World Power" so they grew some balls and did some dumb shite that even hitler wouldn't do, they bombed the US. So our government had to respond with overwhelming force or else we would have the set a precedent for other countries to invade

lets think about this, when USC was really damn good who were the QBs, Carson Palmer and Matt Leinart. Carson Palmer panned out and its a perennial hall of famer, Matt Leinart, Garbage, and then Matt Barkley, also garbage. It really doesn't matter what they look like in college because USC's recruiting, conditioning, and overall play style on offense is not going to produce a lot of productive NFL QBs. They produce WRs, RBs, DLs, LBs, and DBs. Always have always will until the general culture of the system leans more on having a star QB. He will be a good backup and maybe one day he will start but definitely not worth a 1st round pick. Most pro ready qb in the draft is Josh Rosen because of the system at UCLA that relied on him to carry the load and majority of offensive production ran through him. He has better footwork than both Josh Allen and Sam Darnold, and armstrength better than Darnold but not as much as Allen. He is the safest bet for a pro team and both him and Allen have star potential along with Lamar Jackson. But Rosen is the closest to being a productive starter. also in my opinion Darnold has the furthest to go to be a star out of any of them

at the end of the day it doesn't matter, regardless of what age you start throwing them, I started pitching submarine at 13 and had Tommy Johns Surgery when I was 17. What it really depends on is a Live Arm. If the kid throws hard don't let them throw curveballs at a young age its just too much stress on their developing tendons. Kids today will throw curveballs and other breaking balls in warmups regardless of whether you tell them to or not. I always found that if you throw hard enough, and at the wrong angle theres a high chance of some damage to your elbow or shoulder. its all about the proper mechanics. Fastballs (2 seam and 4 seam) Cutters, Sliders, sinkers, and changeups. are really what youth pitchers should focus on. if you look at it purely from a hitting standpoint, most young pitchers throw what I like to call a "Spin Ball" which is just a curveball that's going about 35Mph and just floats across the center of the plate or even sometimes goes over the umpire. Hitters can easily get more free bases more steals off pass balls and even more homeruns.

JAGUARS.

BILLIEVE, the new bills draft hat slogan... Yeah like Billieve Billy Bellichex mix and that brady bastard are going to keep yall at the bottom of the division?

Texas A&M takes the cake with paying that broken man seven and a half million a year for 10 years, that man Jimbo is on the verge of a mental breakdown :rotflmao:

Round 2 Pick 50--Cowboys: D.J Chark, WR, LSU

Michael Vick only scored a 20 and if it weren't for prison he'd likely be HOF candidate, all about the tangibles here, watch his pro day, if he can get his footwork and release together he will be all pro, Drew brees was only 6 ft coming out of purdue with around a 60 percent completion percentage coming out of the "basketball on grass" spread from purdue. The difference is Drew Brees ran a 4.8 and Lamar Jackson is so fast and agile people want him to play receiver.