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Joe Burrow had Van Jefferson, J'Marr Chase and Clyde Edwards Helaire. Trevor Lawrence had Tee Higgins and Travis Etienne. What's your point exactly? You want us to draft a QB who had no weapons in college and still looked NFL ready?
Pats QB Jones will look over and see Myers, Byrd, Harry and maybe Moncrief.
Their wr are so wide open it is Hard to miss them. Also like 5-8 yards throws they make 20 YAC. Looks good on the stat sheet for the qb
You don't know who his targets will be. He could be looking at Allen Robinson, AJ Green, TY Hilton and Hunter Henry for all either of us know. Unlikely, I know, but I'm pretty sure we'll be better stocked than the past 16 games.
The NFL is littered with good - great Alabama WRs, RBs and TEs.
yeah that's one of the reasons why i am not sold on Jones. When your supporting cast and pass protection is great you don't need to be mobile. But in our offense it would be highly welcome to roll out and avoid pressure, extend the play, run for a couple of yards if the protection is too good. Jones is no statue but no Wilson or Lance with his feet. And i prefer the "dualthreat" qb type more when you have not the greatest supporting cast. I mean Jones isn't bad but not at 15 for me, more like second maybe or third
Did you see his TD throw to the pylon in the bowl game? That had about a postage stamp's worth of space for error and he nailed it. He's tremendously accurate.
Yes i saw that. I did not say he is inaccurate but most of the time their wr are open af and its Hard to miss them. Just look at the other td on the left side in the end zone, or the WR Screen to Smith where he ran for a TD. I mean he makes good reads recognizes blitz well but for example the TD you mentioned was also at least half Count on Smith here to me bc his body control to secure the catch and get Both feet in bounds was amazing, but agree also a great throw
Waddle played only four games let's give him credit. He had 557 yards, 161 against one of the best defenses in country Georgia and 142 against Texas A&M. He was definitely on to a 1000+ season and easy 10+ TD. Of Course after the Waddle injury Smith was the go to guy, it helped his production.
I think in the games in which both Waddle and Smith played this year, Waddle actually outproduced Smith.
I would explain it with the different routes they are responsible for. Smith had more receptions in those games a little fewer yards but i mean waddle runs the deep routes mostly so he has more shots for big plays. I think he had like 2 plays with 80 or 90 yards.
That stuff is overrated. Give me ball security and moving the chains in a boring, death by 1000 paper cuts way any day over the high risk, flashy play ability that more often than not ends in turnovers. For every Rodgers there's 10 Winston's...
