(04-01-2018, 08:02 AM)Yuleofell Wrote:

(03-30-2018, 09:51 PM)I am The_Franchise_QB Wrote: His accuracy is actually really good when his footwork and base are in place. Problem is he has a lot of issues with his footwork and base therefore low overall accuracy. When it comes to QB's anything below the waist is all teachable. Can't teach arm talent and Jackson has a strong live arm that can make all the throws. Any QB coach would take that challenge on. He just needs to be in the right situation to sit and learn.. and an offense catered to him... oh and who has the BEST offense for Jackson? The Jags! RPO and run heavy... Jackson made!

      The real scoop on Lamar. He was not recruited by the University of Louisville, he sent Bobby Petrine a videotape. The rumor is it took Bobby 2 minutes of watching to offer a scholarship.

When he arrived at UL, he claims to never have seen a playbook before. He said in High School they literally had a dry erase board in the sidelines to draw plays. The coaching staff tried to get him to switch positions because he was initially so overwhelmed, but Lamar stuck it out. 

If you would take the time to watch film on him from all 3 of the seasons he played in college, you would be amazed by the amount of progress he made. He went from ground zero in machanics, pocket presence, footwork, reading defenses, game management,etc. to a fairly polished product. He still tries to do too much on his own, but he is all heart and desire to win.

He will not be the most successful QB drafted in year 1 if NFL play. He will provide some “oh my gosh” moments both good and bad. If I could bet which of the rookie QBs end up as NFL franchise QBs in 5 years, I would bet the farm on Lamar. Give him. 3 to 5 years with NFL coaches and it is scary how good he could be.