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You know I do. 
Official 2015 NFL Draft Thread
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I think Mariota has a chance to be good, but he's not ready day one.
If you play him day one, I think you're setting him up for failur.
If you play him day one, I think you're setting him up for failur.
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I can see Lovie taking Jameis over MM8
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I can see Lovie doing that too but it seems like many people in the know are saying Jameis is staying in school.
Might be his dumbest decision yet
Might be his dumbest decision yet
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I can see Lovie doing that too but it seems like many people in the know are saying Jameis is staying in school.
Might be his dumbest decision yet
he would be crazy to stay in school
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By the way, there are *zero* QBs coming out this year that were as good or pro ready as Teddy was.
Scouts deserve all the egg-on-the-face they're getting for their 'evaluations' of him.Perfect example of why on the field production/game tape is way more valuable than combine measurements + pro days.
Is this based on all QB's who have declared/announced they were coming out, or all draft eligible QB's?
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Just say it, dre.
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Just think how dumb Jameis would be to stay in school.
Unless he gets in trouble between now and the draft he's going to go in the top 5 at the least, and sources have said how impressed Lovie is with him so he could even still go #1.
He goes back to school and loses his top two receiving targets, and if he gets in trouble again his *** might just get kicked out of there.
Unless he gets in trouble between now and the draft he's going to go in the top 5 at the least, and sources have said how impressed Lovie is with him so he could even still go #1.
He goes back to school and loses his top two receiving targets, and if he gets in trouble again his *** might just get kicked out of there.
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Just another example on a long list.
However, I can't ever really be mad at someone who wants to stay in school. In the end, it may prove more valuable for him.
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really?
who has staying in school actually worked out for?
I'm not being facetious, I'm genuinely curious
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go get paid and return to school later
the value is in setting yourself up for life
the value is in setting yourself up for life
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The dude could easily finish up with online classes one summer and still say he got his degree....while already making millions.
I can't think of a single person that staying in school worked out for that was in a position that Jameis is in.
Matt Barkley is rolling over in his grave
I can't think of a single person that staying in school worked out for that was in a position that Jameis is in.
Matt Barkley is rolling over in his grave
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Heath Shuler? Don't know if he even graduated, but I have no idea what these athletes do when they get ran out of the league or retire (if they're not an analyst).
You can't tell me a college degree doesn't have a lot of potential to be very beneficial for athletes who end up going threw millions and being broke soon after retirement or after they're ousted from the league.
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I don't think anyone can really be in a position to say what's actually right for Jameis.
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for winston who will be out of the NFL and broke in a few years, the degree will be useful
sorta srs
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They say DGB is entering. He has all the talent, but also hits about every Off the field issue with getting caught with weed, Domestic violence etc. Still would take him tho
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By the way, there are *zero* QBs coming out this year that were as good or pro ready as Teddy was.
Scouts deserve all the egg-on-the-face they're getting for their 'evaluations' of him.
Is this based on all QB's who have declared/announced they were coming out, or all draft eligible QB's?
All of them. There could end up being a diamond in the rough, but of the "big names"... none of them hold a candle to Theodore.
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You draft him as an OLB or SS?
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Marcus Mariota & Andrew Luck?
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TeddyBy the way, there are *zero* QBs coming out this year that were as good or pro ready as Teddy was.
Scouts deserve all the egg-on-the-face they're getting for their 'evaluations' of him.
Is this based on all QB's who have declared/announced they were coming out, or all draft eligible QB's?
All of them. There could end up being a diamond in the rough, but of the "big names"... none of them hold a candle to Theodore.
...that pre draft slander tho , somebody (besides Jameis) gonna get it soon too
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So staying in school and getting their degrees worked for them....no?
Unless I'm misunderstanding what you are getting at
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Teddy
They're gonna try and **** on MM8 for being "Too nice"
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I would take him in the 2nd round.
They say DGB is entering. He has all the talent, but also hits about every Off the field issue with getting caught with weed, Domestic violence etc. Still would take him tho
