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I also know just because they become KC GM's and coaches they don't all of a sudden grow a fear of drafting a QB and become incompetent. People here have no differentiation skills. Which would be great if you were 13 and had a hot teacher. |
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Against LSU as a Junior? Against Texas as a senior? GTFO with that shit. |
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I know what Geno did and did not do in 2012. I think I'll trust my own well-researched analysis over untrue statements like, "shit down his leg." If "shit down his leg" describes Geno, it describes several fantastic pro QBs who had handfuls of losses in college. Including.... *gasp*... Andrew. Luck. Dun dun duuuuuuuuuuuuunnnnn |
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Some of these threads are going to be maniacal in a few years to look back at. Hell, in about a week and a half they will be.
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This team should beg to get out of the NFL.
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JFC. There are legit concerns about Geno as a prospect. Really serious concerns. But him "pouting" on the sidelines?
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Some FACTS for the Geno crowd who say "oh well Johnny Football was a big part of Luke Joeckel's success."
34% of Tavon Austin's passes were screens as seen below. http://nugap.files.wordpress.com/201...gets.gif?w=594 Of course Austin caught a high number of screens. Even after adjusting for those sweep screens, approximately 34% of his receptions were screens. This is higher than any wide receiver in this class. Including screens, 78% of his receptions were within 10 yards of the line of scrimmage. This seems high but is actually lower than Keenan Allen’s 86% within the same zones. Although low, Austin’s 7% of receptions past 20 yards isn’t the lowest in the class. Keenan Allen only caught 3.33% of his passes past 20 yards and Cordarrelle Patterson only caught 4% past 20 yards. http://secondroundstats.com/2013/02/...akdown-austin/ While not on this chart, Austin averaged 7.3 yards after the catch in all zones. The receiver with the next highest yards after the catch is Stedman Bailey, Austin’s former teammate. That’s an incredibly high number. And here's this. http://espn.go.com/blog/statsinfo/ta...e/tavon-austin West Virginia Passing By Target This Season Austin Bailey Targets 140 141 Rec 110 106 Yards 1,259 1,501 YAC 909 553 TD 12 23 << >> Leads FBS JFC 72% of Tavon Austin's receiving yards were YAC. |
There damn near isn't a player in the first round that you can't look at and think if you miss out on them, there isn't a guy I can get in the 3 round that could be just as good.
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Scroll back down to my post. Hit yourself in the face with a crowbar three times. Re-read my post. Try again. |
I'm in no means a "Geno fanboy" whatever that means, but I'd venture to say that most college WR's have stats somewhat similar to that. It's just the way the game is.
Also, if someone were to say that Wes Welkers numbers were at that level, what would we say about Tom Brady? |
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The numbers are very telling. |
So the fact taht Joeckel is a LT coming from a spread offense wont' effect him at all in adjusting to the NFL?
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IF those were Cassel's #'s coming out of USC do you think we would be jumping for joy for him? No, you would say he can't lead his team through the tough stretches of a season, he holds on to the ball to long and he has small hands. |
Also something to note: Stedman Bailey is the best WR in this draft with an astounding 6.24 YAC average.
That's insane. |
One of the SoC douchenozzles going up against Pen(DumbAsShit)Book
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As well, whether one wants to or doesn't want to consider the horrendous offensive line that he had to play behind or the craptactular WVU defense that forced him to play behind from most of the season, Geno still managed to put up statistics that rivaled the previous seasons Heisman trophy winner and the guy that many said was the best QB prospect since John Elway. |
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I'm "begging" for the draft to be over so I can stop thinking/talking/caring.
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Lets just get it over with, trade down with Philly to 4, get a 2 this year and a 2 next year, take Sheldon Richardson and move one.
Oh and try and pry our DC from the Browns after we got ****ed on that one. |
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The most QB needy teams have made it abundantly clear that no QB is worth their pick.
KC, OAK, ARI and BUF all signed veteran QB's. We even heard BUF's GM say that this QB class isn't that good at all. |
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Perhaps the same reason that 23 teams passed on Aaron Rogers. That Tom Brady lasted until the 6th round. That Warren Moon went undrafted. Perhaps the same reason that you usually don't see teams going bat shit crazy about trading up into the top three every single year with the exception of last year with the Redskins, and we all know that Dan Snyder and Mike Shanahan are, in fact, both bat shit crazy. |
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Listen, I don't hate the guy. If the Chiefs some how obtain Geno I am not going to go ape shit and be all ticked off. I said when the off-season started I wanted 3 new QB's so that would be mission accomplished. I'm just not a huge Geno/Alex Lover or Hater of either. |
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That article in the star was very promising. I want us to have blitzes and DL pushing upfield instead of rarely blitzing and using that "read and react" bullshit that Romeo used and it seems like we're going to do just that. |
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At this point, it sounds good, but all we really have to go on is his past history as a DC, which isn't exactly sparkling. |
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23 teams didn't think that Rogers was worth a first round pick. And I guarantee you that all 23 of those teams would give their left nut to have him now. If you are suggesting that there is a reason why we aren't getting offers of multiple first rounders for Geno, it's because teams don't think that he's worth that much. Same as Rogers not being worth a first rounder to those 23 teams. I don't see how you can say "bullshit" to that. |
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You're crazy. :) I think Richardson ends up being the best defensive player from this draft. Someone mark this post. I think he has Aldon Smith potential effect on a game, from a different position of course. |
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Give me Sheldon Richardson and Paul Kruger in this draft, along with a new ILB and we could have something in the making on defense.
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jokel, jordan, and fisher. Your "BPA's". Idiot.
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It's probably about as bad as trading for a QB who has questionable upside and an injury history. |
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Matt Hasselbeck Brett Favre There's your argument. |
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I think he's got a real future in an attacking 34 like Sutton is going to run. Dude has a high motor, high athleticism, good instincts, plays nasty and strong. I'd love to see him on this team. |
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The only place where there is a majority is CP. |
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the teams that filled voids with crappy veteran QBs, (Bills, Oakland, Arizona) all desperately need and are in the starting LT race, maybe not Oakland since they have the hulk, who might be too big/slow for LT, and more suited as a huge RT, but can play there, but Arizona has to protect their immobile veteran QB with a new LT and Buffalo needs help at o-line everywhere
our biggest selling point to the market to dangle the #1 seed is saying to teams they have their pick of Joeckel or Fisher, but I think teams are going to hold us hostage, force us to pick and if the Chiefs dont pick either, than both of them are sitting at #2 or #3 and that makes it more attractive for a team to pick. So we kind of have to threaten the market that we will take Joeckel or Fisher, in fear that only one of them will be left at 2 or 3. |
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I think he could bulk up and play the 5 tech, with Richardson at the 3, and Poe at NT. Jackson, Devito, Kruger, Poe, Powe, Richardson, and Richard Seymour would be a great rotation. |
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Geno comes from a gimmick air raid offense that didn't utilize under center formations much, he refused to fully utilize his physical skill set to it's utmost potential by not running with the ball enough to take advantage of defenses keying on the short passing game and had a couple bad games against ranked opponents coughpeytonmanningcough. Let me ask you this... If Geno Smith went to Stanford...how much different would his perception be as a prospect? When Geno went to WV, they ran a pro style offense and he EXCELLED at it...through no fault of his, they moved to an air raid pistol and spread formations and he destroyed worlds with it. If he would have been able to stay in a pro style offense his whole college career, who knows what happens. |
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where are we getting Richard Seymour and with what money
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Dorsey has said he hasnt ruled out Geno. The only person they met with for a TWO DAY visit was Geno.
He compared Geno to the Rodgers situation. The way I see it is that Clark and Dorsey have a hard on for Geno while Reid has a hard on for Alex Smith and a bag of Cheetos. |
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Your and idiot.
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JFC. |
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When the pressure was on and he was the Heisman shoe in, things went downhill. It is what it is. |
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Why are you so reeruned. Serious question. |
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fitting you asked that right after he said Charles Woodson and Bart Scott lol
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That has obviously changed after the combine and workouts/visits because 95% of mocks have Geno as the first qb taken. |
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