2023 NFL Draft Thread

[dbair1967]

Major bust in the making

 

[icup]

yuck

 

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that D3 CB that dbair posted expect w/ added shitty quality video clips:

 

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[icup]

uhh they'll prob be saying the same things

 

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[icup]

for what its worth LV coach josh mcdaniels really wanted lamar jackson when he was OC in NE

 

[Doomsday]

uhh they'll prob be saying the same things

Some people don't want there to be adult discussion or critical thinking when it comes to certain quarterbacks, so they label adult discussion and critical thinking as "haters."

 

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[dbair1967]

uhh they'll prob be saying the same things

L O L, is he really using that clip of two flip passes from like 10 yards to argue Richardson is some elite prospect?

 

[dbair1967]

Probably BS

 

[yimyammer]

uhh they'll prob be saying the same things

lol, and theyre supposed to stop saying these things based on this video??

 

[dbair1967]

icup, don't be trying to censor any posts about our interest in RB's.

 

[dbair1967]

 

[icup]

icup, don't be trying to censor any posts about our interest in RB's.

 

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[Aggiepride]

I don't know how deep into the West Coast playbook McCarthy wants to go. My understanding is they are going to keep a significant amount of what they have been doing.

But when I think of the original West Coast that came out of Cincy (yes Cincy), and made famous in San Fran, I think of a short, to intermediate, passing attack that also throws a lot to the RBs, and makes use of a FB as a weapon, not just a blocker.

With that in mind, could Stetson Bennett be a good pick as early as round 5? Could he succeed in the NFL if the playbook uses more of a West Coast should he need to play? He seems very capable of knowing what the defense is up to prior to the snap, which is a skill that Romo used quite effectively.

 

[icup]

I don't know how deep into the West Coast playbook McCarthy wants to go. My understanding is they are going to keep a significant amount of what they have been doing.

But when I think of the original West Coast that came out of Cincy (yes Cincy), and made famous in San Fran, I think of a short, to intermediate, passing attack that also throws a lot to the RBs, and makes use of a FB as a weapon, not just a blocker.

With that in mind, could Stetson Bennett be a good pick as early as round 5? Could he succeed in the NFL if the playbook uses more of a West Coast should he need to play? He seems very capable of knowing what the defense is up to prior to the snap, which is a skill that Romo used quite effectively.

having a mobile QB as dak's primary backup makes a lot of sense, even tho rush has done a decent job when dak is hurt

 

[dbair1967]

I don't know how deep into the West Coast playbook McCarthy wants to go. My understanding is they are going to keep a significant amount of what they have been doing.

But when I think of the original West Coast that came out of Cincy (yes Cincy), and made famous in San Fran, I think of a short, to intermediate, passing attack that also throws a lot to the RBs, and makes use of a FB as a weapon, not just a blocker.

With that in mind, could Stetson Bennett be a good pick as early as round 5? Could he succeed in the NFL if the playbook uses more of a West Coast should he need to play? He seems very capable of knowing what the defense is up to prior to the snap, which is a skill that Romo used quite effectively.

Bennett needs to grow up a little bit (no pun intended) but he helped himself a ton at the combine.

They've (Cowboys) been sniffing around several middle round QB's but to my knowledge Bennett hasn't been one of them yet.

If he keeps his head on straight, down the road he might end up being better than the other small guy from Tuscaloosa that people keep creaming their pants about. Especially if Bennett ends up on a good team with good coaching.