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Everybody said he JaMarcus had probably the best pro day ever.
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Everybody said he JaMarcus had probably the best pro day ever.
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Pretty much
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Yep. These pro days aren't the end all. However, I do think that an NFL caliber quarterback should still look good against air. I still strongly believe the best way to evaluate a quarterback is his game films and what he does during games, so a lot of times these pro days can do more harm than good, in terms of draft positioning.
do work son
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I put way more stock into film than pro days, but usually the pro day is better than the film 
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Game film is a great way
But the problem with that is if the kid is running an offense that doesn't have in it routes or throws that you need to see him make, with any sort of frequency, then you need to have a way to see his ability to make those throws. That's where the private workouts come into play I'd think.
Pro day is just the combine in a more comfortable setting for the prospect
But the problem with that is if the kid is running an offense that doesn't have in it routes or throws that you need to see him make, with any sort of frequency, then you need to have a way to see his ability to make those throws. That's where the private workouts come into play I'd think.
Pro day is just the combine in a more comfortable setting for the prospect
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This Teddy pro-day maybe the first "bad" pro day I've ever heard off in my life.
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At the end of the day, there really is ZERO way to truly know.
I'm sorry, but for as amazing as Peyton was in high school, college, combine, pro day, etc
I can point to Tom Brady, Drew Brees, and Aaron Rodgers NOT being all those things, and being every bit as incredible once they got to the pro level and honed their craft.
In the end, it comes down to the player wanting it, the coach coaching properly, the talent built around, the scheme, and maybe even some blind *** luck sometimes.
I'm sorry, but for as amazing as Peyton was in high school, college, combine, pro day, etc
I can point to Tom Brady, Drew Brees, and Aaron Rodgers NOT being all those things, and being every bit as incredible once they got to the pro level and honed their craft.
In the end, it comes down to the player wanting it, the coach coaching properly, the talent built around, the scheme, and maybe even some blind *** luck sometimes.
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do work son
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A lot of it like was posted is just situational. Right system, coaches, and the player himself. It's fun to project, but we have no idea and neither do NFL GMs
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Jarmarcus Russell threw the ball 65 yards from one knee!!!!
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Jarmarcus Russell threw the ball 65 yards from one knee!!!!
Yeah...That's pretty damn ridiculous. Just not very applicable.
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i want him a jet so badhttp://distilleryvesper11-3.ak.instagram.com/d4b56d52aebd11e3bc1b0eccfd8aa9b3_101.mp4
Peep the triple move in the last clip.
KB's ability to get in and out of breaks (then make an acrobatic catch) at 6'5 240
mindblowned right nowIts all part of his plan... He doesn't want to go #1 to the Texans
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@RavensInsider: Delaware CB Travis Hawkins: 4.37 today, 38-inch vertical, 20 reps of 225 pounds, 10-8 broad jump, over 10 teams attended.
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@RavensInsider: Delaware CB Travis Hawkins: 4.37 today, 38-inch vertical, 20 reps of 225 pounds, 10-8 broad jump, over 10 teams attended.
He any good? Never heard of him
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^^ From the video I saw of him he looks pretty good in press and zone coverage. Also not afraid to tackle, he's going to earn a spot on special teams with he excels in a lot
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Weinke messing with Teddy's footwork.
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Looking like Teddy Checkdown. That lack of a deep ball is a serious issue.
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I'll always remember that corner touchdown vs. Cincinnati though.
I was actually in awe.
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That throw was silly. He definitely has arm strength. He's not Stafford, but he's not Dalton either.
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This dude Merril Hoge is so extreme. He thinks Clowney will be bust and Khalil Mack is the best defensive player he's ever seen.
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This dude Merril Hoge is so extreme. He thinks Clowney will be bust and Khalil Mack is the best defensive player he's ever seen.
Anytime I see Hodge or Polian I change the channel
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That was Teddy's pro day?
Man, that wasn't as bad as people made it out to be. I hear you with the Teddy checkdown comment, Buc Em, but there's nothing wrong with that if you can lead a team down the field. I'm still not concerned about Teddy. The deep ball can be improved over time if you have the arm strength already, which Teddy does. His short to medium throws were on point and I don't mind the duck throws because they were accurate. He still had a couple nice deep balls. Some time with Norv will make this guy what he should be. I hope he falls, because the Vikings could make this guy into a legit start in the NFL.
Man, that wasn't as bad as people made it out to be. I hear you with the Teddy checkdown comment, Buc Em, but there's nothing wrong with that if you can lead a team down the field. I'm still not concerned about Teddy. The deep ball can be improved over time if you have the arm strength already, which Teddy does. His short to medium throws were on point and I don't mind the duck throws because they were accurate. He still had a couple nice deep balls. Some time with Norv will make this guy what he should be. I hope he falls, because the Vikings could make this guy into a legit start in the NFL.
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This dude Merril Hoge is so extreme. He thinks Clowney will be bust and Khalil Mack is the best defensive player he's ever seen.
Anytime I see Hodge or Polian I change the channel
I was about to but it was just too funny. Dude just flat out said Clowney has no heart and said the Texans should take Mack. He talked about dude like he's gonna be LT.
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