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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.If they sign Baker Mayfield they should fire Wolf in 3 weeks.If they draft JJ with the #3 pick then we'll be looking for a new GM in 3 years.
While being unlikeable may have nothing to do with how good he is on an individual basis, football is a team game and QBs need the other players to believe in him. You can't be a successful NFL QB if you aren't liked by your teammates.Being unlikeable has nothing to do with how likely he is to be good at football. People are just hoping he's a bust.
Working out with BoneyT.So about 2.1# of muscle per week? Wow!
How the **** did he do it?
Correct, you got a shot at your guy, you take them.If they like him just take him at 3 and do not fool around.
Cousin, Rattler had a fine day too. Think he leapfrogged Bo Nix.Lazar not sold on JJ.
My bottom line with McCarthy is this: if you're a team with a playoff-caliber roster that feels it can compete with a Brock Purdy, Jared Goff, or Baker Mayfield-level quarterback, then McCarthy can be that. However, if you need a quarterback to change the fortunes of your franchise as the Patriots do, then McCarthy isn't that, and the league sees the success of the 49ers, Lions, and Bucs and thinks, why not us?
New England's quarterback dilemma starts and ends with Daniels and Maye. From this perspective, McCarthy only becomes a serious consideration in a trade down scenario where the Pats take a non-quarterback in the first round and then target McCarthy later, with the same going for Penix, who also helped his stock this week.
J.J. McCarthy, Michigan
McCarthy threw the ball during workouts exactly the same way he does on film. There are some pretty throws, but I'm still seeing a passer who struggles to control the ball on drive throws because he's putting too much on it, leading to the ball sailing on him over the receivers head. He also struggled a bit with his consistency on go routes. I just do not see a very accurate passer. If he proves me wrong, I'll be the first to admit it.
Michael Penix, Jr., Washington
The real win for Penix was that teams believe his injury history is behind him, and there aren't many concerns about his health moving forward. During interviews, scouts were also impressed with Penix, as he's touted as a high-character guy and natural leader. On the field, as it always does, the ball exploded out of Penix's hand with good zip. He was the most impressive thrower in these drills. We should discuss him as an option for the Patriots at No. 34.
Bo Nix, Oregon
Nix is the accurate game manager who will be available in the second round, which is the proper time to take that skill set. Nix lacks arm strength but was consistent with his accuracy, which is why the pro comparison you hear the most with him is Alex Smith. Like McCarthy, the Pats should aim higher than Nix, but he could work for the right team.
Analysis: Takeaways from Quarterback, Wide Receiver, and Running Back Workouts at the NFL Combine
With the quarterbacks and wide receivers taking center stage, who caught the eye from a Patriots perspective at the combine on Saturday?l.patsfans.com
Cousin, In retrospect, none of these guys are going to win a game for the Pats in 2024. I am now back on the Cousins , Baker wagon and take someone like Penix or Rattler the second day. This is ridiculous. Too many holes to fill to trust on any of these kids. Way over-hyped.Is there a reason you are looking only at one season? If you look at their careers, Maye has 1,800 more yards, 14 more TD's with 5 more INT's.
McCarthy didn't even average 200 yards per game.
But it does add another layer of interest…makes the season longer.This is why I hate the combine. I think they should get rid of it rely on private workouts and maybe pro days. All it does is feed the media machine for the NFL does not really add anything at all. Who cares how fast someone can run in shorts
True. But saying it makes him a *****. Hes going to be easy to hate… already casting himself the villain. NFL heading to WWE territory.Honestly can't blame him. With today's hacking and leaks, why expose you MRs in a mass distribution. He's right, there's only going to be a handful of teams that'll have a chance to draft him. Why would the Chiefs need to see his MRs?
While being unlikeable may have nothing to do with how good he is on an individual basis, football is a team game and QBs need the other players to believe in him. You can't be a successful NFL QB if you aren't liked by your teammates.
Correct, you got a shot at your guy, you take them.
Daniel's lack of bulk doesn't bother me as much as his tendency to take sacks. Also, I'm less impressed when a 24 year old is dominating 20 year old competition. The reason he looked like a man among boys was because he was. I'm not convinced that he will be dominant in the pros.
You ever play team sports ? It absolutely 100% does. “If you ain’t goin to war with me, You goin to war against me.” Plus being unliked at the most important position in football … heads up son !!Being unlikeable has nothing to do with how likely he is to be good at football. People are just hoping he's a bust.
Cousin, In retrospect, none of these guys are going to win a game for the Pats in 2024. I am now back on the Cousins , Baker wagon and take someone like Penix or Rattler the second day. This is ridiculous. Too many holes to fill to trust on any of these kids. Way over-hyped.
Or yes.....fate worse than death....... I would take Fields.
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Cousin, In retrospect, none of these guys are going to win a game for the Pats in 2024. I am now back on the Cousins , Baker wagon and take someone like Penix or Rattler the second day. This is ridiculous. Too many holes to fill to trust on any of these kids. Way over-hyped.
Or yes.....fate worse than death....... I would take Fields.
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Imagine drafting a player at 34 thinking project vs starter for years to come ? Hard pill to swallow my good man.I would take McCarthy, if he’s there at #34. He’s worth it as a project.
Why you thinking people want him to fail ? Makes no sense. Pick on Caleb day? If he’s showing himself to be a “me” player to the media, can’t imagine him behind closed doors.If he performs on the field then players will believe in him. That's how it works. Also, are there reports of his teammates not liking him? The media/fans having an issue with him is irrelevant.
And then someWhatever.
I’d say that’s probably the main reason why MJ10(tm) isn’t long for this team…While being unlikeable may have nothing to do with how good he is on an individual basis, football is a team game and QBs need the other players to believe in him. You can't be a successful NFL QB if you aren't liked by your teammates.
They both had very clean pockets to work with in college that they won’t see in the pros.McCarthy? Do we want another “Mac”?