(01-02-2019, 11:37 AM)roycee Wrote:

(01-02-2019, 11:32 AM)JackCity Wrote: Eh you'd rarely see Grier whipping it to the sidelines or hitting the deep outs with velocity, he'd generally float those passes, similar to what Rudolph did. There are absolutely throws you don't want him throwing in the NFL.  

Size I don't care about but he could do with more weight.
Love his footwork in the pocket. 
Very accurate and has a quick set up/trigger. 
V good 4th quarter and late game QB

He holds the ball too long and doesn't move through reads quick enough but I like how he holds safeties and moves people off the ball with his eyes. Really good knowledge of what kind of pass suits each of his receivers. Has a bad habit of throwing up yolo ball if he gets difficult coverage.  

He can succeed in the NFL but his flaws are real. He doesn't have the skillset to be a top 10 passer but if you are willing to commit to him he can be built around. Much like the Bengals have done with Dalton some years.

 I don't think anyone has said otherwise about QBs not being perfect.

I definitely think he'd be a better QB than Dalton because of his ability to manipulate the defense with his eyes. Honestly I think with the WRs we have on the roster and their ability to run after the catch Grier could do some damage if we get a halfway decent OC.

I never really heard his weight being a knock, so i looked it up, 223 seems pretty average for a NFL QB to me.

Dalton was pretty good at that too coming out and we don't see it enough in the WV offense but he can do it.   

Dede and Chark are perfect first for him. Add in a big bodied receiver, a TE and maybe a space back and we're cooking.

Yeah he's listed as 6'2 223 but he's smaller than that. I'd say he's at best 6'1 210
Compare him to Baker who beefed up a lot more but was listed as less. Some more muscle mass would help Grier too but it's a minor thing

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