DropKickFlutie
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Kid out of Stanford. Has an extremely small sample size. Might sound crazy but he has a little Matt Ryan in him.
Also his teammate Semi Fohoko, 6'4 WR, just ran an insane 4.37 40-yard dash. Both kids might be available in late rounds and worth a look.
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I don't see Ryan, I see someone like the kid the Bears drafted Mitch, watch the video again, he just stares down his intended receiver post snap. I guess he may develop over time. Not sure he can start in the league this year. Potential is there, anticipation is there. If there were his best highlights, wanted to see more scanning of the field.
I don't see Ryan, I see someone like the kid the Bears drafted Mitch, watch the video again, he just stares down his intended receiver post snap. I guess he may develop over time. Not sure he can start in the league this year. Potential is there, anticipation is there. If there were his best highlights, wanted to see more scanning of the field.
Very limited sample size here and I can't make any conclusions here but I will keep watching. I hear what you are saying but if you know where you need to go, then the next level is to throw the defense off by looking else where. Watch Mac Jones.I think a quick release is good. I'm not a fan of seeing long plays defined as 'scanning', if a guy knows where to go with the ball based on the defense and makes quick decisions, this should be a good thing. A guy who looks left and right multiple times every snap is actually a huge red flag.
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I think a quick release is good. I'm not a fan of seeing long plays defined as 'scanning', if a guy knows where to go with the ball based on the defense and makes quick decisions, this should be a good thing. A guy who looks left and right multiple times every snap is actually a huge red flag.
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Very limited sample size here and I can't make any conclusions here but I will keep watching. I hear what you are saying but if you know where you need to go, then the next level is to throw the defense off by looking else where. Watch Mac Jones.
He looks kind a meh in his highlight video. That really isn't a good thing.
Kid out of Stanford. Has an extremely small sample size. Might sound crazy but he has a little Matt Ryan in him.
Also his teammate Semi Fohoko, 6'4 WR, just ran an insane 4.37 40-yard dash. Both kids might be available in late rounds and worth a look.
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I think Kyle Trask may grown into something, I forgot about him until I saw an article today about the Saints showing interest. He really played well against A&M last year. It is the only game I have watched of him so I don't remember seeing any thing concerning about him but he was in total command of his offense against A&M. Had a bit of Peyton in him at the LOS.
James White will love his throws on wheel routes or sluggos. Josh will also love him, WR screens check. I guess the only thing I saw in the A&M game was his propensity to throw into multiple coverage. He really trusted his receiving corps.
Maybe this is the year he solves his drafting issues? No?Josh McDaniels was the lone Pats rep to Florida so absolutely no Florida players now. Cross them all off the board. Last time McDaniels went to Florida he thought Chad Jackson and Tim Tebow were first round picks. Cross off players from any school McDaniels scouted alone.
I would draft pitts (1), trask (2-3), toney (2), or forsythe (6-7) in their appropriate round without hesitation!Josh McDaniels was the lone Pats rep to Florida so absolutely no Florida players now. Cross them all off the board. Last time McDaniels went to Florida he thought Chad Jackson and Tim Tebow were first round picks. Cross off players from any school McDaniels scouted alone.
Some mocks have mills as the sixth qb in the first round.Mills looks like a 3rd-rounder, like around where Mason Rudolph was picked in 2018...
As a long time football fan, each time I saw him play, I thought of Bart Starr. Poised and accurate, could develop into a leader.