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08-15-2013 04:42 PM |
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Originally Posted by gochiefs(exceptQB)
(Post 9887933)
Bray had accuracy and headcase issues that placed him far below Geno as a prospect.
And he didn't have as much college production.
He also has a funky windup/release, and 6-6, 200 lbs is beanpole city. Bray might get broken in half in a real game.
There's no ****ing way Geno=Bray.
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Geno's a fairly slight guy as well. And Geno's release also leaves much to be desired, at least through the lower half. Geno has as much work to do with his feet as Bray does. Bray needs to anchor better, Geno needs to rotate through better. Both guys have lower body issues.
Yes, Bray has more work to do, but Bray has more natural talent than Smith.
You're really underestimating how far Geno has to to get to greatness.
There's a much better chance that Geno becomes an adequate NFL starter than Bray. But there is about a dead even chance that either one of them becomes a star.
Alex Smith is Geno Smith's most likely outcome, truth be told. Unemployed is Bray's most likely outcome.
Like I said - the true difference in value comes from their respective floors. |
