Just figured out why Julio threatened to take his ball and go home. He wanted Ridley
told management you get Ridley or I'm walking.....just thinking positive 
It is. I said day 3.I thought Round 3 was today too.
Tony Brown and JK are going to go higher than some people think. Tony is one of those guys who has the "freaky" thing going -- athletically that will make someone take a chance on him early.
Still disagree. I say he'll be a bust. He played in a no defense league. You are going to be more accurate when you are have no one around the receiver. I don't think he was hitting tight windows, he was hitting wide open receivers. You can run highlights of every QB and they all will have those perfect passes, but you usually don't see the guy in your face in the pocket throws. The NFL is a passing league and every defensive end and LB can run. He'll be bottled up and forced to stay in the pocket and make decisions. If he can read a defense he'll do OK, if not he'll be out of the league in 3 or 4 years. We shall see. Also, iIf you point to the Georgia game, they had not played a true spread team all year and Kirby always coughs up a fur ball when they do.It's not about open receivers or completion percentage its about accuracy. Can you hit a player in stride. Also, PFF did a "tight window" breakdown for every QB and Baker was still the most accurate on tight window throws BY A MILE.
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Baker is the best at basically every type of throw in every situation. It's pretty insane.
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I mean, you're not really bringing any evidence for your claims. You're kinda just repeating the opposite of what the numbers/data says. I don't claim to be anything close to an expert especially for QBs but all the information I have seen indicates he has a real shot at being a very good NFL QB. That said, QBs are notoriously hard to scout so he could very well end up being a bust but IMO he and Rosen were the best in this class.Still disagree. I say he'll be a bust. He played in a no defense league. You are going to be more accurate when you are have no one around the receiver. I don't think he was hitting tight windows, he was hitting wide open receivers. You can run highlights of every QB and they all will have those perfect passes, but you usually don't see the guy in your face in the pocket throws. The NFL is a passing league and every defensive end and LB can run. He'll be bottled up and forced to stay in the pocket and make decisions. If he can read a defense he'll do OK, if not he'll be out of the league in 3 or 4 years. We shall see. Also, iIf you point to the Georgia game, they had not played a true spread team all year and Kirby always coughs up a fur ball when they do.
Ryan Leaf had good numbers too. Jamarcus Russell had good numbers. Numbers mean squat.I mean, you're not really bringing any evidence for your claims. You're kinda just repeating the opposite of what the numbers/data says. I don't claim to be anything close to an expert especially for QBs but all the information I have seen indicates he has a real shot at being a very good NFL QB. That said, QBs are notoriously hard to scout so he could very well end up being a bust but IMO he and Rosen were the best in this class.
I would have to look up the numbers and such but I'm pretty sure BIG mentioned that Mayfield was actually the only QB in this class that rose to the challenge vs better teams. See Georgia and Ohio State. I know you gave an excuse for Georgia but to me it feels like you just don't like Mayfield. He plays no defense but when he does it doesn't count because of Kirby?
I think you're missing my point. And I'm not talking about Box Score stats.Ryan Leaf had good numbers too. Jamarcus Russell had good numbers. Numbers mean squat.
And you missed my point. I wasn't talking about box score stats either.I think you're missing my point. And I'm not talking about Box Score stats.
Everyone likes to pull those 2 names out when they don’t like the #1 pick. I’m kinda surprised that there wasn’t many post about Allen last night since AJ is a Bill.I think you're missing my point. And I'm not talking about Box Score stats.
I mean some of the analytics I'm talking about and cited are really new. And Ryan leaf never completed even 60% of his passes in college. I don't see how either of those players are relevant.And you missed my point. I wasn't talking about box score stats either.
And all the engineers sigh at the architectRyan Leaf had good numbers too. Jamarcus Russell had good numbers. Numbers mean squat.
B1GTide explained it better than I did. I think Leaf is relevant because he had talent but he had other personality flaws that were a detriment to his success. So far Mayfield's judgement looks to be in question and that could be his undoing. Plus, he got drafted where talent goes to die. The odds are stacked against him.I mean some of the analytics I'm talking about and cited are really new. And Ryan leaf never completed even 60% of his passes in college. I don't see how either of those players are relevant.