***OFFICIAL TYLER BRAY QBOTF HOPE THREAD***

[Simply Red]

Originally Posted by Sweet Dick Willie

I hope he rapes goddamned faces.
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See - I tend to agree here.

[Tribal Warfare]

[mcaj22]

this guy at the most important position is truly something to cheer for

he is young and he has an arm that is far better than Alex Smith or Chase Daniel. And who the hell wants to cheer for either of those turds, you'd have to be insane.

if this is closet thing we can get to "drafting our own" QB then Ill take it while these other veteran turds stink up the join for a couple years

trying to follow the knock on him, red flags, or why he is currently in the position hes in is truly an interesting follow.

he obviously should not have been a UDFA, but you know, neither should Arian Foster

[Sweet Daddy Hate]

Originally Posted by mcaj22

this guy at the most important position is truly something to cheer for

he is young and he has an arm that is far better than Alex Smith or Chase Daniel. And who the hell wants to cheer for either of those turds, you'd have to be insane.

if this is closet thing we can get to "drafting our own" QB then Ill take it while these other veteran turds stink up the join for a couple years

trying to follow the knock on him, red flags, or why he is currently in the position hes in is truly an interesting follow.

he obviously should not have been a UDFA, but you know, neither should Arian Foster

This. Though I would probably cheer for Chase, being a Mizzou homer. And it also means Axl went down and I hate his ****ing guts, so there's that.
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[Simply Red]

I don't know what to think about all of this - so i'm just going to smoke this blunt and not worry about it. This draft wigged me out a little.

[Easy 6]

This is probably my favorite pickup, big potential for peanuts.

With 2-3 years of Reids tutelage he just might turn out to be somebody.

[digger]

Originally Posted by mcaj22

this guy at the most important position is truly something to cheer for

he is young and he has an arm that is far better than Alex Smith or Chase Daniel. And who the hell wants to cheer for either of those turds, you'd have to be insane.

if this is thing we can get to "drafting our own" QB then Ill take it while these other veteran turds stink up the join for a couple years

trying to follow the knock on him, red flags, or why he is currently in the position hes in is truly an interesting follow.

he obviously should not have been a UDFA, but you know, neither should Arian Foster

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[Mecca]

Best case scenario, we stole Jay Cutler.
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[Tribal Warfare]

Originally Posted by Mecca

Best case scenario, we stole Marino.
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FYP

[Setsuna]

Originally Posted by Mecca

Current scenario, we stole Brett Favre.
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[Simply Red]

I will say this - he unloads the ball quickly.

[Simply Red]

I won't entirely accept him until he gets a fisty tattoo over that obnoxious tattoo w/ his name etched onto his skin.

[Chiefaholic]

Bray's Cons are certainly more than maturity, motivation, and overconfidence. His biggest weakness is foot placement. This is VERY coachable and can refine his greatest weakness. He doesn't always step into his passes and tends to throw with his feet square and across his body (leading to poor throws and interceptions). I don't see maturity as a big issue, nor do I see motivation given a reality check in the draft. At this time, my opinion is overconfidence on the deep ball (this isn't college ball), foot placement, and checking down to the short to intermediate routes for the higher passing percentage.

[Setsuna]

Originally Posted by Chiefaholic

Bray's Cons are certainly more than maturity, motivation, and overconfidence. His biggest weakness is foot placement. This is VERY coachable and can refine his greatest weakness. He doesn't always step into his passes and tends to throw with his feet square and across his body (leading to poor throws and interceptions). I don't see maturity as a big issue, nor do I see motivation given a reality check in the draft. At this time, my opinion is overconfidence on the deep ball (this isn't college ball), foot placement, and checking down to the short to intermediate routes for the higher passing percentage.

IMHO confidence is a huge part of being an NFL QB. If you don't think you can make the difficult throws you're Blaine Gabbert. I for one, think his confidence in himself is a Pro. Regardless if it's over.

[Chiefaholic]

Originally Posted by Setsuna

IMHO confidence is a huge part of being an NFL QB. If you don't think you can make the difficult throws you're Blaine Gabbert. I for one, think his confidence in himself is a Pro. Regardless if it's over.

It's a con when your deep target is double teamed by the safety and CB. You don't have to force the ball through a very tight window unless it's the final seconds of a close game. Checking down to the 15 yard route still nets you a first down and keeps our defense off the field.