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candyman93
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Time to watch my man crush Tahj Boyd.
DON'T LET ME DOWN TAHJ!
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hornbybrown
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Logan Thomas is pretty poor.
He and the ST's have let his team down today.
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candyman93
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Sammy Watkins can play too.
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candyman93
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Why don't college teams run a double TE set? I know Penn State does, but that's it. I'm pretty sure Urban Meyer wants to eventually.
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cthomas09
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Clemson's D is abusing Georgia's offensive line
Who is Number 3 for clemson's D he is fast and destroying that line. |
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zelbell
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With the way Aaron Murray is so rhythmic when he's passing, makes me believe he could possibly be a good WCO QB
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TypicalBrowns10
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I've had a man crush on Watkins since his freshman year. He reminds me of reggie wayne a lot. Great hands and route running with body control. Helps his QB out too.
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| buno67 wrote: | | candyman93 wrote: | | When Manziel sets his feet he has NFL zip |
i dont think he has enough arm to be a legit NFL QB IMO |
He is a smaller version of Tim Tebow.
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candyman93
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| BooyaCS wrote: | | buno67 wrote: | | candyman93 wrote: | | When Manziel sets his feet he has NFL zip |
i dont think he has enough arm to be a legit NFL QB IMO |
He is a smaller version of Tim Tebow. |
Except the fact that they play nothing alike at all. If you're going to make a comparison to a spread offense QB it would be Colt Mccoy.
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Reginaldm9
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| candyman93 wrote: | | BooyaCS wrote: | | buno67 wrote: | | candyman93 wrote: | | When Manziel sets his feet he has NFL zip |
i dont think he has enough arm to be a legit NFL QB IMO |
He is a smaller version of Tim Tebow. |
Except the fact that they play nothing alike at all. If you're going to make a comparison to a spread offense QB it would be Colt Mccoy. |
I'm sticking to the Russell Wilson comparison. Wilson had the benefit of being part of more pro-style offenses though. Similar players, different systems. Same impact in the NFL methinks.
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| Reginaldm9 wrote: | | candyman93 wrote: | | BooyaCS wrote: | | buno67 wrote: | | candyman93 wrote: | | When Manziel sets his feet he has NFL zip |
i dont think he has enough arm to be a legit NFL QB IMO |
He is a smaller version of Tim Tebow. |
Except the fact that they play nothing alike at all. If you're going to make a comparison to a spread offense QB it would be Colt Mccoy. |
I'm sticking to the Russell Wilson comparison. Wilson had the benefit of being part of more pro-style offenses though. Similar players, different systems. Same impact in the NFL methinks. |
I would not compare Johnny Football to Russel Wilson. Wilson is light years ahead of Johnny Football mentally. How he approaches the game and how he handles himself. Wilson was conducting himself like a legit pro like he was Peyton Manning or Tom Brady the way he approached the game in college. Where Johnny Football was approaching the game like a pro like he was Pacman Jones or Vince Young. Im not saying Johnny Football is going to turn out like them but once he got a taste of the lime light he let it go straight to his head.
IMO Johnny Football reminds me of Troy Smith. Both are great college QBs but just dont have enough to be a legit NFL player. Not enough size, not enough arm strength, not enough accuracy, not enough intangibles. He could become a solid back up but I never see him being enough to being a QB who can lead your team to the promise land in College
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candyman93
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Teddy Bridgewater has unbelievable arm strength.
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| candyman93 wrote: | | Teddy Bridgewater has unbelievable arm strength. |
Yup accurate too
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Teddy Bridgewater was unbelievable today. He is just carving up every defense he plays against. Whether man or zone blitz or no blitz
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