Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501 (Post 10921344)

You're talking about one play. There are several plays in there that are no good. There are a good chunk that were played just fine. And if the context is to grade what we see as improvement, then yeah, it's fair to grade plays late in the game on a curve if fatigue led to some sloppy technique. Others where a teammate screwed up a blocking assignment and yet others where Smith should be savvy enough to work the pocket differently.

That doesn't fix everything. But that sure as shit cuts down that subjective 30 percent number by a wide margin.

Originally Posted by Tuckdaddy (Post 10921113)

He needs work no doubt but he will be a good LT. He is driven to succeed and he is smart.

Originally Posted by Dave Lane (Post 10921453)

Explain to me how you know this?

Originally Posted by ILChief (Post 10921143)

Don't feed the troll

Originally Posted by 'Hamas' Jenkins (Post 10921436)

That's not just bad, but horrific, and it's way he had the worst grade of any player on the team.

Originally Posted by LoneWolf (Post 10921464)

Who's doing the grading?

Originally Posted by LoneWolf (Post 10921464)

Who's doing the grading?

Originally Posted by Count Zarth (Post 10921195)

He's also extremely mobile and smart. Does a lot of film study and preparation.

Just look at this throw:

http://i.imgur.com/KVqP9TF.gif

Originally Posted by Tuckdaddy (Post 10921113)

He needs work no doubt but he will be a good LT. He is driven to succeed and he is smart.

Originally Posted by Deberg_1990 (Post 10921149)

Who would you have picked? he was the shiniest turd of them all.

Originally Posted by Deberg_1990 (Post 10921024)

GoTurd, can you break down the tape of Luke Joeckel?

Originally Posted by 'Hamas' Jenkins (Post 10921480)

Originally Posted by jspchief (Post 10921509)

I'm curious about this. A lot of posters dismissed Joeckel with little substance to support their stance. I remember saying I could see some areas where Fisher was intriguing but that Joeckel was realistically more likely to succeed in the NFL.