(11-05-2018, 03:09 PM)NYC4jags Wrote:

(11-05-2018, 03:03 PM)TheO-LineMatters Wrote: I haven't seen all his games, but I watched him play Kansas and Iowa State. Sorry, I'm not impressed. A lot of his passes, are not on target. I see his receivers having to make adjustments to catch the ball or having to stop to make the receptions, rather than him hitting them in stride. It's little things like this that can determine success at the next level and I didn't see him going through his progressions. What I saw, was him consistently keying in on his first read even when he wasn't being pressured. I feel like a lot of you guys over inflate his value, simply because he went to Florida.

While I did notice some plays where he keys on one guy, the cut-ups and highlights I watched gave me the exact opposite impression of the bolded above.  I saw an impressive amount of receivers catching the ball in stride from Grier's passes. I did not watch the KState or Iowa St games though.

There is a big difference between watching cut-ups and highlights and watching actual games. The cut-ups and highlights only show the player's best throws and runs. Real games, where you get to see every throw good and bad, provide a much more accurate eyeball test. Of course it's not easy to see every player in game situations. I have satellite t.v. which allows me to see a variety of games and I try to watch different QB prospects as much as I can, when they are available. I know not every Jags' fan can do this whether it be certain games not being allowed in the area or people having things to do and they aren't able to see the games. Luckily, I don't have much of a life, so I get to watch football all day on Saturdays.

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