The biggest difference between back-up quarterbacks and elite quarterbacks?

 

Arm strength.

 

A.J. McCarron has the largest amount of elite talent since Andrew Luck.

Peyton Manning disagrees.

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The biggest difference between back-up quarterbacks and elite quarterbacks?

 

Arm strength.

 

A.J. McCarron has the largest amount of elite talent since Andrew Luck.

ummm none of what you wrote is true 

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<B><FONT color=cyan>Jags this is your year</FONT></B>

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<p class="" style="font-size:28px;font-family:Arial, sans-serif;color:rgb(41,47,51);">Jaguars 'will consider' Manziel at No. 3 pick

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<B><FONT color=cyan>Jags this is your year</FONT></B>

Schefter on <a class="" href='https://twitter.com/search?q=%23Jaguars&src=hash'>#Jaguars</a>: "No question the Jaguars are absolutely intrigued with Manziel & will consider him at 3. Definite level of interest."

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I hope nobody trades up to #1 or #2 to draft Manziel,  Jaguars front office should have kept quiet.

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I hope nobody trades up to #1 or #2 to draft Manziel, Jaguars front office should have kept quiet.

Lol.

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"Before you criticize a man, walk a mile in his shoes. That way, if he gets angry, he's a mile away and barefoot."

ummm none of what you wrote is true

plu this league is moving more towards a short and quick passing system and farther away from the deep ball

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Texans trying to trade for Mallet. One less team jockeying for a QB.

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"Before you criticize a man, walk a mile in his shoes. That way, if he gets angry, he's a mile away and barefoot."

The biggest difference between back-up quarterbacks and elite quarterbacks?


Arm strength.


A.J. McCarron has the largest amount of elite talent since Andrew Luck.

Nah son.

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Let's go, the wait is finally over and i'm freakin excited

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so pumped, expecting lots of drama

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Not official, ***

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Here's my mock for those who care:

 

 

1. Houston Texans - Khalil Mack OLB Buffalo
 
I think the Texans fall in love the the small school kid who dominated in a smaller conference, he has the work ethic, and Football IQ to succeed, his biggest challenge will be how he handles the transition to the NFL coming from a small school playing against weak competition. 
 
2. * Louis Rams - Sammy Watkins
 
Look, i'm sure the Rams would love to trade out of this spot if the right deal comes along, but to pass up on Sammy Watkins I think it would take A LOT more than what teams would be offering to move up and get Clowney. Sammy Watkins is one of the most polished WRs to come out of the draft in years, and in my opinion possibly the best player overall in this draft.
 
3. Atlanta Falcons - Jadeveon Clowney (By way of trade with the Jacksonville Jaguars, Atl gets the 3rd overall pick by giving up their 6th overall pick along with their 2nd and 4th round selections) 
 
Okay, we all know Clowney is a freak, once in every 25 years type of athlete, his biggest concerns come with his work ethic, and his will to be the best, but at pick #3 how can you pass up on this type of player at a HUGE position of need for your Football team.
 
4. Cleveland Browns - Greg Robinson
 
Not a sexy pick but I truely believe that the Browns will select BAP, This current regime cannot afford to get risky in the top 10, we know they have major needs at QB but I believe they will look to adress this later, perhaps with their 26nd pick. Greg Robinson is imo the best T in this draft, but his best quality is his ability to win at the point of attack, and the Browns deperately need to get their run game going.
 
5. Oakland Raiders - Anthony Barr
 
Surprised? You shouldn't be, in my personal opinion this kid is the best Pass rusher in the draft and I believe the Raiders will be extremely excited to see this kid fall to them, and with Anthony Barrs speed coming off the edge, somewhere Al Davis is smiling.
 
6. Jacksonville Jaguars - Teddy Bridgewater
 
Jaguars dissapointed that Anthony Barr is off the board here, but hey Teddy Bridgewater is not a bad consolation prize. Some say this might be a reach, but before a subpar pro day this kid was a possible first overall pick.. The Jaguars have met with Bridgewater a total of 3 times and he reportedly worked out very well for them here in Jacksonville (with the glove on )
 
7. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Jake Matthews
 
The best pure pass blocking T in the draft falls to the Bucs at 7, and they are thrilled.. plug him into the lineup and help give McCown the time he needs to perform. Not a sexy pick, but I believe this kid could be a hall of famer by the end of his career. 
 
8. New York Jets -Mike Evans (By way of trade with the Minnesota Vikings, Min gets the Jets 18th overall pick along with their 3rd/4th this year and their 1st round pick in 2015)
 
The Jets need to support their QB, weather it's Geno Smith of Michael Vick, and this guy has the size/speed/hands to do just that. 
 
9. Buffalo Bills - Eric Ebron
 
Erib Ebron is a rare TE, you don't see this combination of size/speed very often, and when you do you get guys like Vernon Davis/Jimmy Graham, and that's exactly what the Bills hope Ebron will bring to their offense to help progress young EJ Manuel
 
10. Detroit Lions - Justin Gilbet
 
The Lions have an extremely potent offense, now if their defense can step up we're looking at a potential contender. I think Gilbert is exactly the kind of player this Lions team needs to sure up their secondary and get over the hump. 

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I like it. Looks realistic.

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"Before you criticize a man, walk a mile in his shoes. That way, if he gets angry, he's a mile away and barefoot."

I want two out of three. Manziel, Bridgewater, Watkins

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#iamlegend

 

Here's my mock for those who care:

 

 

<div>1. Houston Texans - Khalil Mack OLB Buffalo
 
I think the Texans fall in love the the small school kid who dominated in a smaller conference, he has the work ethic, and Football IQ to succeed, his biggest challenge will be how he handles the transition to the NFL coming from a small school playing against weak competition. 
 
2. * Louis Rams - Sammy Watkins
 
Look, i'm sure the Rams would love to trade out of this spot if the right deal comes along, but to pass up on Sammy Watkins I think it would take A LOT more than what teams would be offering to move up and get Clowney. Sammy Watkins is one of the most polished WRs to come out of the draft in years, and in my opinion possibly the best player overall in this draft.
 
3. Atlanta Falcons - Jadeveon Clowney (By way of trade with the Jacksonville Jaguars, Atl gets the 3rd overall pick by giving up their 6th overall pick along with their 2nd and 4th round selections) 
 
Okay, we all know Clowney is a freak, once in every 25 years type of athlete, his biggest concerns come with his work ethic, and his will to be the best, but at pick #3 how can you pass up on this type of player at a HUGE position of need for your Football team.
 
4. Cleveland Browns - Greg Robinson
 
Not a sexy pick but I truely believe that the Browns will select BAP, This current regime cannot afford to get risky in the top 10, we know they have major needs at QB but I believe they will look to adress this later, perhaps with their 26nd pick. Greg Robinson is imo the best T in this draft, but his best quality is his ability to win at the point of attack, and the Browns deperately need to get their run game going.
 
5. Oakland Raiders - Anthony Barr
 
Surprised? You shouldn't be, in my personal opinion this kid is the best Pass rusher in the draft and I believe the Raiders will be extremely excited to see this kid fall to them, and with Anthony Barrs speed coming off the edge, somewhere Al Davis is smiling.
 
6. Jacksonville Jaguars - Teddy Bridgewater

 
Jaguars dissapointed that Anthony Barr is off the board here, but hey Teddy Bridgewater is not a bad consolation prize. Some say this might be a reach, but before a subpar pro day this kid was a possible first overall pick.. The Jaguars have met with Bridgewater a total of 3 times and he reportedly worked out very well for them here in Jacksonville (with the glove on )
 
7. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Jake Matthews
 
The best pure pass blocking T in the draft falls to the Bucs at 7, and they are thrilled.. plug him into the lineup and help give McCown the time he needs to perform. Not a sexy pick, but I believe this kid could be a hall of famer by the end of his career. 
 
8. New York Jets -Mike Evans (By way of trade with the Minnesota Vikings, Min gets the Jets 18th overall pick along with their 3rd/4th this year and their 1st round pick in 2015)
 
The Jets need to support their QB, weather it's Geno Smith of Michael Vick, and this guy has the size/speed/hands to do just that. 
 
9. Buffalo Bills - Eric Ebron
 
Erib Ebron is a rare TE, you don't see this combination of size/speed very often, and when you do you get guys like Vernon Davis/Jimmy Graham, and that's exactly what the Bills hope Ebron will bring to their offense to help progress young EJ Manuel
 
10. Detroit Lions - Justin Gilbet
 
The Lions have an extremely potent offense, now if their defense can step up we're looking at a potential contender. I think Gilbert is exactly the kind of player this Lions team needs to sure up their secondary and get over the hump. 
 

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Oh snap. 

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Exactly. :thumbsup:

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What lies behind us, and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us.