Quote:He has 1 and 2 and I think with good coaching form Fisch he can be one of the top playmakers in the league.  Here is a good breakdown on JFF for the NFL draft

 

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/01/27...75517.html

1. This is the problem of spread offenses, you really can't tell how accurate a qb is for the most part because the system is designed to break routes open and had the qb throw to wide open guys, that is one.

 

2. The most progressions I have seen Manziel do in Sumlin's system is the occasional "look off." That is designed. They also will run two routes and Manziel/Keenum (I saw it at Houston too) are told to pick high or low, where ever the safety/linebacker bites on you through the other route.

 

"For the most part, Manziel’s decision making is very good and he rarely forces a ball."

 

That is utter hogwash, completions don't necessarily mean good decisions. Mike Evans has bailed him out more of his fair share of times. Hence why Sumlin was wondering why Mike Evans wasn't getting the Heisman attention he rightfully deserved.

3. Manziel has the arm strength but there is a difference between throwing in a pro style system and in a spread, a really big difference.

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