Quote:I am only talking about trading up for a quarterback. If you want to talk about making JM a WR, go to another thread.
I see no issue with discussing it here. He's a QB in the upcoming draft and we are discussing his playing ability. Because someone does not agree with an assessment or view of yours does not mean they need to go to another thread, JW. I like Manziel and I think he's been given too much flack for his actions and attitude. However I don't see his style of play (coupled with his size and abilities) translating well to the next level. He'll be given a chance to prove me and others wrong.
Let's stop turning QB's into WR's. Didn't we learn our lesson with Matt Cocaine?
Quote:I see no issue with discussing it here. He's a QB in the upcoming draft and we are discussing his playing ability. Because someone does not agree with an assessment or view of yours does not mean they need to go to another thread, JW. I like Manziel and I think he's been given too much flack for his actions and attitude. However I don't see his style of play (coupled with his size and abilities) translating well to the next level. He'll be given a chance to prove me and others wrong.
The question is strictly about trading up to solve the quarterback position. Making him a WR would mean he is not worth trading up for.
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This is why I take this board with a grain of salt..
Great discussion. :thumbsup:
I don't think that Manziel at QB is a good option and I hope and pray Caldwell agrees. I don't have any problem with a team taking a risk on him but he's just that, a BIG risk. This franchise cannot afford to take that risk in it's current stages. On top of the fact that he plays like a chicken with his head cut off, he's short AND skinny. His body may hold up for a period of time but I'd say the odds are highly, highly against that happening in the NFL. I don't want him to fail but I don't see him being able to play the way he did in college. He'll need to switch spots or struggle. That's how I see it, we'll see soon if that's the case. It won't take long to find out.
Quote:Let's stop turning QB's into WR's. Didn't we learn our lesson with Matt Cocaine?
And turning quarterbacks into tight ends. Zach Miller bdid not fare well at his position either.
Quote:Let's stop turning QB's into WR's. Didn't we learn our lesson with Matt Cocaine?
I hope nobody here is thinking that I'm advocating the Jaguars to do this with Manziel. I don't want him on this roster and I don't see any place for him here at any position.
Quote:Great discussion.
I don't think that Manziel at QB is a good option and I hope and pray Caldwell agrees. I don't have any problem with a team taking a risk on him but he's just that, a BIG risk. This franchise cannot afford to take that risk in it's current stages. On top of the fact that he plays like a chicken with his head cut off, he's short AND skinny. His body may hold up for a period of time but I'd say the odds are highly, highly against that happening in the NFL. I don't want him to fail but I don't see him being able to play the way he did in college. He'll need to switch spots or struggle. That's how I see it, we'll see soon if that's the case. It won't take long to find out.
Jaguars history says switching positions = struggling. If JM can't play QB in the NFL, I don't want him at all.
So who do you think is a low risk?
Quote:Great discussion. :thumbsup:
I don't think that Manziel at QB is a good option and I hope and pray Caldwell agrees. I don't have any problem with a team taking a risk on him but he's just that, a BIG risk. This franchise cannot afford to take that risk in it's current stages. On top of the fact that he plays like a chicken with his head cut off, he's short AND skinny. His body may hold up for a period of time but I'd say the odds are highly, highly against that happening in the NFL. I don't want him to fail but I don't see him being able to play the way he did in college. He'll need to switch spots or struggle. That's how I see it, we'll see soon if that's the case. It won't take long to find out.
When the topic is actually worth a decent discussion from me, I'll participate.. Calling Manziel a WR is idiotic at best..
I hope you're wrong and Caldwell snags Manziel up, cause we sure arn't getting Teddy..
Quote:When the topic is actually worth a decent discussion from me, I'll participate.. Calling Manziel a WR is idiotic at best..
I hope you're wrong and Caldwell snags Manziel up, cause we sure aren't getting Teddy..
If the bad things about Manziel are true - and I really don't know if they are - he is off my wish list. We need a low-risk quarterback who is able to stay at his current position.
Quote:Jaguars history says switching positions = struggling. If JM can't play QB in the NFL, I don't want him at all.
So who do you think is a low risk?
I'm not sure there is a 'low' risk selection at QB. Rarely if ever is that truly the case but Manziel is just too much of a risk for me and I simply don't see him as a QB at the NFL level.
Quote:When the topic is actually worth a decent discussion from me, I'll participate.. Calling Manziel a WR is idiotic at best..
I hope you're wrong and Caldwell snags Manziel up, cause we sure arn't getting Teddy..
There are plenty of other options at QB to draft before I would take Manziel. Manziel would be off my board, honestly.
Quote:When the topic is actually worth a decent discussion from me, I'll participate.. Calling Manziel a WR is idiotic at best..
I hope you're wrong and Caldwell snags Manziel up, cause we sure arn't getting Teddy..
Manziel is a project, and a boom or bust prospect. Look at his game against Louisiana State. I don't think he's going to make it very far in the NFL. His height doesn't matter. He has talent -- just the wrong ones for an NFL QB. I'm pretty sure Caldwell will pass on Johnny Football.
Quote:I'm not sure there is a 'low' risk selection at QB. Rarely if ever is that truly the case but Manziel is just too much of a risk for me and I simply don't see him as a QB at the NFL level.
There are plenty of other options at QB to draft before I would take Manziel. Manziel would be off my board, honestly.
Who is on your board after Teddy, who we probably can't get?
270 comp, 391 attempts, 3732 yards passing, 33 TD's 13 INT's with a 170.4 passer rating..
Against SEC defenses as well.. Give me this guy as a QB
Damn sure doesn't look like a project to me..
Quote:Manziel is a project, and a boom or bust prospect. Look at his game against Louisiana State. I don't think he's going to make it very far in the NFL. His height doesn't matter. He has talent -- just the wrong ones for an NFL QB. I'm pretty sure Caldwell will pass on Johnny Football.
The last thing we need is a project. We need a guy like Andrew Luck or Robert Griffin who can succeed right away. So if you are right about that, I don't want Manziel either.
Quote:270 comp, 391 attempts, 3732 yards passing, 33 TD's 13 INT's with a 170.4 passer rating..
Against SEC defenses as well.. Give me this guy as a QB
Damn sure doesn't look like a project to me..
Show me Blaine Gabbert's statistics at Missouri.
Quote:Show me Blaine Gabbert's statistics at Missouri.
Who did Blaine play against? Cause it sure wasn't SEC teams..
Quote:270 comp, 391 attempts, 3732 yards passing, 33 TD's 13 INT's with a 170.4 passer rating..
Against SEC defenses as well.. Give me this guy as a QB
Damn sure doesn't look like a project to me..
This means almost nothing, if not nothing at all, about his abilities as an NFL QB.
Quote:Who did Blaine play against? Cause it sure wasn't SEC teams..
I know, but the Big 12 was almost as good as the SEC those three years.
Quote:This means almost nothing, if not nothing at all, about his abilities as an NFL QB.
Anyone who can SHRED an Alabama defense like he has, I'll take as a QB..