I think it comes down to coaching.  Neither QB this year has the hype that previous top picks typically have but when it comes to play i think he has the advantage.  He played better competition and when coached up, i believe he can use his "it" factor to help his maturity even more.  TB, for examples, is miles ahead on the white board but when it comes to using that knowledge on the fly, he failed against subpar competition more so.  Conferences don't matter but i'll take the kid with more room to grow and potentially can be TB smart with his own skillset.  Could you imagine JFF with TB intelligence on the field.  It wouldn't even be fair but yet because of knowledge TB is considered the better prospect.

 

Quote:Haven't seen anyone mention it, but Manziel's Gruden camp was on tonight also. My question: for anyone who flipped and wanted Manziel after his good pro day, do you conversely flip back because he was subpar tonight in the classroom w/ Gruden? He was a fish out of water breaking down his own plays/reads/progressions and even worse trying to draw things on the white board. Does that matter to anyone else?

 

To me that means way more than the pro day (although it is still just a small piece itself). We have tons of videos to break down how Manziel can throw, we don't get many opportunities to see what goes on in the meetings that the players will have with the teams. Gruden's camp isn't perfect but it actually is the closest we'll get to seeing that.So for the overall day should we be higher or lower than we were beforehand? The true answer is neither of course, but I know that opinions change like the wind here so I'm interested to see what others think. 

 

 

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