Quote:Yeah, it's not the same at all.


However, the telling thing will come in the offseason when he gets mentally evaluated.


Geno majorly failed on all the personality and mental aspects of being a leader. It's why he had his mini meltdown during the first day of the draft and why he'll never be an elite QB.


Its hard to believe that Teddy will have those same problems.

After watching his game last night, I can understand why not everyone believes TB can be that franchise player. The knock on TB are that physically he's not an imposing player, and he sort of lack the "wow" factor in his game i.e. no 30 yard run, huddling over or trucking down defensive players. The pro Teddy think he's like Aaron Rodgers, but since he lacks the physical trait and excitement in his game, other people tend to think he's just another typical first round prospect that comes out every year.


I've been in watching a lot of his videos on draftbreakdown and compare him to guys like Mariota, Boyd, Hundley and etc...I still believe he's the best and most NFL ready prospect of this year's class. (Though, he's not the best overall QB or prospect in this year college season -- that belongs to Jameis Winston.)


I made a thread about his potential, and I said he's probably the next (or someone close to) Matt Ryan -- maybe a more mobile version of Ryan. He's not going to be a Rodgers' type elite (not everyone can be like Rodgers), but I think he can be a very good QB three years from now, probably top 10.


It will be very interesting once the bowl season is over. I would love to hear from opinion of the media pundits after the combine and his pro day. One thing I am very positive is that he won't receive a grade like Geno Smith.

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