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Tua Tagovailoa still tops 2020 QB draft prospects but gap isn’t wide

Nine weeks into the college season Tua Tagovailoa remains at the top of the 2020 QB draft prospects but the gap isn't as wide as it was.
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You are welcome to Read the thread - as I mentioned earlier

The writer says Burrow is a stand up pocket passer - limited mobility - MUST set his feet to throw accurately

This is not counting TDs Yards INTs just a reporter who watched Burrow with their own eyes
 
I don't have a QB favorite at this point so not biased...you cant think that a fan's blog on some website carries enough weight to sway people's takes? You better hope he's not right as another posting by him says we wont get the number 1 pick. He also seems to be pretty open to the possibility of another QB displacing Tua as the number 1 prospect
 
Still so much can and will change before April. It happens every year where players move up and down the boards. QB's always seem to go higher than people thought they would. Don't be shock to see 5 or 6 QB's go in the first round.
 
Danny said:
Still so much can and will change before April. It happens every year where players move up and down the boards. QB's always seem to go higher than people thought they would. Don't be shock to see 5 or 6 QB's go in the first round.
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Actually that would be a shocker 5-6 in first Rd is one every 5 picks
 
Some things may change but Joe Burrow is a different version of Tim Tebow both good college QB's. Has server lack of arm strength that would severely limit his play making ability in the pro's.

Thing that won't change is Tua Tagovailoa is the only real 100% solid top QB coming out in 2020

Watch the tape, look at the mistakes from Herbert, Fromm, Love there project QB's it will take time to straighten out if they can be straighten out, there the same as Rosen some better some not, none worth spending a 1st on why we have Rosen.

Tua not without faults, short everyone knows that, forced into playing in the shotgun because of his size, no under center play action passing - even with those faults he's not a little better he is at different level reading, throwing, maneuvering in the pocket, ability to avoid the bad play,

I'm going to try not to toot Tua horn anymore it's tiring and starting to get boring if other fans can't see it they can't see it.
 
dougb123 said:
Some things may change but Joe Burrow is a different version of Tim Tebow both good college QB's. Has server lack of arm strength that would severely limit his play making ability in the pro's.

Thing that won't change is Tua Tagovailoa is the only real 100% solid top QB coming out in 2020

Watch the tape, look at the mistakes from Herbert, Fromm, Love there project QB's it will take time to straighten out if they can be straighten out, there the same as Rosen some better some not, none worth spending a 1st on why we have Rosen.

Tua not without faults, short everyone knows that, forced into playing in the shotgun because of his size, no under center play action passing - even with those faults he's not a little better he is at different level reading, throwing, maneuvering in the pocket, ability to avoid the bad play,

I'm going to try not to toot Tua horn anymore it's tiring and starting to get boring if other fans can't see it they can't see it.
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I don’t think his arm is all that weak, it’s not a cannon, but he can get the ball downfield. I honestly think chad Pennington has a weaker arm than him, and he was successful. I do like Tua a lot. When he left that game, Alabama’s Offense looked very different, even with those receivers they have.
 
I'm not quite sold on Joe Burrow yet - but I think he projects better to the next level than some do.

I decided to go back and watch his spring game at Ohio St. in 2016 in order to compare how he looked last year forced to play in an outdated offense, to what he looked like prior to this year's improvements. When you go back and watch him in an offense similar to the one he's playing in this year, I think the skills were already there. This is pretty impressive stuff.

Now, the one thing about this spring game that makes it relevant to me is that the quarterback is live here - which means he can be hit. Drastically different from a spring game where the quarterback is off limits from taking contact and knows he can't be hit. What you see is the same guy that's leading LSU this season.

There's guys with bigger arms, but most 'em couldn't hit water if they fell out of a boat.




 
Joeb9 said:
You didn't watch the whole game obviously because you would know he runs the ball several times and throws it on the run several times in every game lol, nice try.
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On his TD he runs up the middle he stops sets his feet, co-cks and throws the TD
Right or wrong?
He gets sacked twice and didn’t even Move
 
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