Jungle Cat strikes again.

HA! 

I was working all day yesterday and didn't notice this when I logged on earlier to make the packers pick. 
Too funny.

What's funny is all the draft picks the Jets are wasting on quarterbacks. Let's not forget Tebow cost them two. Let's not forget what they gave away for Mark Sanchez. 

On the other hand, Saquon Barkley's scouting report is impeccable. 

DRAFT PROJECTION  Round 1 (top 5)


SOURCES TELL US  "You don't screw up the special ones when you are a talent evaluator. This guy is special. Any concerns you file on him just feels like nitpicking to fill out the report." -- NFL general manager

NFL COMPARISON
 Barry Sanders

Here's another:

[font=Verdana, Geneva, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]COMPARES TO: LaDainian Tomlinson, San Diego Chargers – With his lower body explosiveness and ability to create big plays in different ways, Barkley flashes Tomlinson-esque impact with the ball in his hands. But perhaps the best similarity between the two talents is their ability to impact the game both rushing and receiving.[/font]

[font=Verdana, Geneva, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]What you are scoffing at is the idea Barry Sanders or LaDainian Tomlinson aren't/weren't worth a few second round picks. I suppose you've got nothing left, but to suggest the two separate scouting reports are written by a pair of coconuts?[/font]

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HA! 

I was working all day yesterday and didn't notice this when I logged on earlier to make the packers pick. 
Too funny.

What's funny is all the draft picks the Jets are wasting on quarterbacks. Let's not forget Tebow cost them two. Let's not forget what they gave away for Mark Sanchez. 

On the other hand, Saquon Barkley's scouting report is impeccable. 

The Jets' QB drafting has been pretty funny and I love Barkley.  I just really don't think they traded up to take a RB. 
He's a rare Rb for sure, but I don't think that was the strategy employed.

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The Chargers land the QB with the highest upside in the draft to replace Philip Rivers down the line. They feel the roster is sufficiently talented and have a real opportunity to let Lamar sit and learn for 1 or 2 seasons and develop his game while also staying competitive with Rivers.

The Josh Allen and Rudolph selections really helped out. Rarely get a chance to draft a QB like Lamar at #17.

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QB with th highest upside? Chargers are so close and they take a QB that has zero chance at beating out Rivers the next 3 years at minimum when they could add a piece huge part to help them compete for a run at the SB.

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I'm not the biggest fan of Allen but he is easily the QB with the highest upside

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The Seahawks fill a huge hole at RT with McGlinchy.

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QB with th highest upside?  Chargers are so close and they take a QB that has zero chance at beating out Rivers the next 3 years at minimum when they could add a piece huge part to help them compete for a run at the SB.

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I'm not the biggest fan of Allen but he is easily the QB with the highest upside

I feel like Allen is going to be just another QB bust. 

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QB with th highest upside?  Chargers are so close and they take a QB that has zero chance at beating out Rivers the next 3 years at minimum when they could add a piece huge part to help them compete for a run at the SB.

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I'm not the biggest fan of Allen but he is easily the QB with the highest upside

Yep, highest upside. Chargers roster is talented enough to take him here. They don't have too many holes and don't like the fit of other prospects. 

And I don't agree. High upside is dependent on mental processing and integrated technique  coming together. I'd argue Lamar is more talented physically and is a much more advanced passer already.   

Interesting that you took the QB with the lowest upside out of the 1st round guys though.

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The Cowboys defense is going to rotate around Via. This is an impact selection at #19. 

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'02

The Seahawks fill a huge hole at RT with McGlinchy.

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QB with th highest upside?  Chargers are so close and they take a QB that has zero chance at beating out Rivers the next 3 years at minimum when they could add a piece huge part to help them compete for a run at the SB.

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I'm not the biggest fan of Allen but he is easily the QB with the highest upside

I feel like Allen is going to be just another QB bust. 

He is RAW as it gets.

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QB with th highest upside?  Chargers are so close and they take a QB that has zero chance at beating out Rivers the next 3 years at minimum when they could add a piece huge part to help them compete for a run at the SB.

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I'm not the biggest fan of Allen but he is easily the QB with the highest upside

Yep, highest upside. Chargers roster is talented enough to take him here. They don't have too many holes and don't like the fit of other prospects. 

And I don't agree. High upside is dependent on mental processing and integrated technique  coming together. I'd argue Lamar is more talented physically and is a much more advanced passer already.   

Interesting that you took the QB with the lowest upside out of the 1st round guys though.

Make room for Bobby. I suspect Jackson is a trojan horse of sorts. Draft Jackson and you're gonna get Petrino.

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The Cowboys defense is going to rotate around Via. This is an impact selection at #19. 

Do you rate McGlinchey over Conner Williams?

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Make room for Bobby. I suspect Jackson is a trojan horse of sorts. Draft Jackson and you're gonna get Petrino.

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QB with th highest upside?  Chargers are so close and they take a QB that has zero chance at beating out Rivers the next 3 years at minimum when they could add a piece huge part to help them compete for a run at the SB.

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I'm not the biggest fan of Allen but he is easily the QB with the highest upside

Yep, highest upside. Chargers roster is talented enough to take him here. They don't have too many holes and don't like the fit of other prospects. 

And I don't agree. High upside is dependent on mental processing and integrated technique  coming together. I'd argue Lamar is more talented physically and is a much more advanced passer already.   

Interesting that you took the QB with the lowest upside out of the 1st round guys though.

Mental processing and integrated technique? The 2 things Teddy supposedly mastered, the next Manning, Brady, Montana, and Jackson is nowhere even close.  Jackson does have upside but far from the highest in the draft.

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Not impressive. Show the half-dozen or so face plants by the receivers on the rest of the deep balls.

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HA! 

I was working all day yesterday and didn't notice this when I logged on earlier to make the packers pick. 
Too funny.

What's funny is all the draft picks the Jets are wasting on quarterbacks. Let's not forget Tebow cost them two. Let's not forget what they gave away for Mark Sanchez. 

On the other hand, Saquon Barkley's scouting report is impeccable. 

DRAFT PROJECTION  Round 1 (top 5)


SOURCES TELL US  "You don't screw up the special ones when you are a talent evaluator. This guy is special. Any concerns you file on him just feels like nitpicking to fill out the report." -- NFL general manager

NFL COMPARISON
 Barry Sanders

Here's another:

[font=Verdana, Geneva, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]COMPARES TO: LaDainian Tomlinson, San Diego Chargers – With his lower body explosiveness and ability to create big plays in different ways, Barkley flashes Tomlinson-esque impact with the ball in his hands. But perhaps the best similarity between the two talents is their ability to impact the game both rushing and receiving.[/font]

[font=Verdana, Geneva, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]What you are scoffing at is the idea Barry Sanders or LaDainian Tomlinson aren't/weren't worth a few second round picks. I suppose you've got nothing left, but to suggest the two separate scouting reports are written by a pair of coconuts?[/font]

You cannot win without a QB though and as many as the Jets have, they are all garbage. Not a single one on the roster can beat out a 38 year old journeyman. It's like they stockpile guys with "potential", but have never achieved what they were expected. They have the most "ragtag" group of QB's I've ever seen. The only one I'd even sign as a backup would be McCown.

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I remember when Gabbert made every throw at his combine with a very impressive demonstration. 

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Yep, highest upside. Chargers roster is talented enough to take him here. They don't have too many holes and don't like the fit of other prospects. 

And I don't agree. High upside is dependent on mental processing and integrated technique  coming together. I'd argue Lamar is more talented physically and is a much more advanced passer already.   

Interesting that you took the QB with the lowest upside out of the 1st round guys though.

Mental processing and integrated technique? The 2 things Teddy supposedly mastered, the next Manning, Brady, Montana, and Jackson is nowhere even close.  Jackson does have upside but far from the highest in the draft.

You always reflex to Teddy for some reason. Also , Teddy's upside isn't as high as Lamar's is.  

What way do you determine upside?

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What's funny is all the draft picks the Jets are wasting on quarterbacks. Let's not forget Tebow cost them two. Let's not forget what they gave away for Mark Sanchez. 

On the other hand, Saquon Barkley's scouting report is impeccable. 

DRAFT PROJECTION  Round 1 (top 5)


SOURCES TELL US  "You don't screw up the special ones when you are a talent evaluator. This guy is special. Any concerns you file on him just feels like nitpicking to fill out the report." -- NFL general manager

NFL COMPARISON
 Barry Sanders

Here's another:

[font=Verdana, Geneva, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]COMPARES TO: LaDainian Tomlinson, San Diego Chargers – With his lower body explosiveness and ability to create big plays in different ways, Barkley flashes Tomlinson-esque impact with the ball in his hands. But perhaps the best similarity between the two talents is their ability to impact the game both rushing and receiving.[/font]

[font=Verdana, Geneva, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]What you are scoffing at is the idea Barry Sanders or LaDainian Tomlinson aren't/weren't worth a few second round picks. I suppose you've got nothing left, but to suggest the two separate scouting reports are written by a pair of coconuts?[/font]

You cannot win without a QB though and as many as the Jets have, they are all garbage. Not a single one on the roster can beat out a 38 year old journeyman. It's like they stockpile guys with "potential", but have never achieved what they were expected. They have the most "ragtag" group of QB's I've ever seen. The only one I'd even sign as a backup would be McCown.

Teddy Bridgewater is not chopped liver.

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Make room for Bobby. I suspect Jackson is a trojan horse of sorts. Draft Jackson and you're gonna get Petrino.

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Talk to the face. Talk to the face.

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You cannot win without a QB though and as many as the Jets have, they are all garbage. Not a single one on the roster can beat out a 38 year old journeyman. It's like they stockpile guys with "potential", but have never achieved what they were expected. They have the most "ragtag" group of QB's I've ever seen. The only one I'd even sign as a backup would be McCown.

Teddy Bridgewater is not chopped liver.

He's proven nothing so far. Before the injury, he has a career high in a season of only 14 touchdowns. He did that two seasons in a row against 12 interceptions and 9 interceptions. Those are actually worse than Trevor Siemian's 2016 numbers. I'm not saying Bridgewater won't improve, but so far he has shown no indication that he will. I hope he does though, I was a fan of his play, coming out of college. He's just so skinny though, that I'm afraid he's never gonna hold up in the NFL.

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The Lamar Jackson pick is OK. There are a number of selection that are debatable and nobody is complaining about them.

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Teddy Bridgewater is not chopped liver.

He's proven nothing so far. Before the injury, he has a career high in a season of only 14 touchdowns. He did that two seasons in a row against 12 interceptions and 9 interceptions. Those are actually worse than Trevor Siemian's 2016 numbers. I'm not saying Bridgewater won't improve, but so far he has shown no indication that he will. I hope he does though, I was a fan of his play, coming out of college. He's just so skinny though, that I'm afraid he's never gonna hold up in the NFL.

Bryce Petty is not chopped liver. Over-confident, but not chopped liver.

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The Lamar Jackson pick is OK. There are a number of selection that are debatable and nobody is complaining about them.

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He's proven nothing so far. Before the injury, he has a career high in a season of only 14 touchdowns. He did that two seasons in a row against 12 interceptions and 9 interceptions. Those are actually worse than Trevor Siemian's 2016 numbers. I'm not saying Bridgewater won't improve, but so far he has shown no indication that he will. I hope he does though, I was a fan of his play, coming out of college. He's just so skinny though, that I'm afraid he's never gonna hold up in the NFL.

Bryce Petty is not chopped liver. Over-confident, but not chopped liver.

He is in fact...... chopped liver.

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