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Tua time!
I think he made that decision pre snap based on davis leverage relative to the wr and the other safety location
But there ARE questions and he will be drafted on what he could do if he puts it all together sounds a lot like TannehillIf Herbert didn't have any questions about him he'd be the consensus #1 overall pick imo, healthy Tua or no healthy Tua. I still think the best comp is Josh Allen and I do have some questions about Herbert's accuracy, but I'm a buyer of the overall picture as I was with Allen. I see a high caliber pro arm and good touch in Herbert, want to see more as per mid range accuracy, interested to see how he may or may not flourish in a pro systems that dwarfs the crapitude he was stuck with in college. Also throwing to better receivers, but he did have a good O-Line. Bottom line I'm a buyer. I still think that Fromm's career and ability are getting tossed out with the proverbial bathwater because off an off year last year, there were some issues going on in Georgia- who did Fromm have to throw to, etc. I like Fromm, if we drafted him at #18 or #26 I'd be fine with that, but Herbert's arm is a cut above, not only Fromm but Tua's is well- and I do respect the accuracy of Tua, but his arm strength is pedestrian imo.
Accuracy? He was at 60.8% this season. He had a 5 game stretch at the end of the year where he didn't break 50%.Well for starters, 80 TD and 18 INT playing in the SEC. Maybe next his intelligence, ability to process information and play the position at a high level mentally, leadership qualities, perceived ability to transition easily to the NFL. Beat out Eason and Fields, sent them packing. Accuracy, 6-2 220 lb. size. Things like that. Good arm strength, not great, but in my mind a very good prospect.
Well he can do everything but complete passesAccuracy? He was at 60.8% this season. He had a 5 game stretch at the end of the year where he didn't break 50%.
Game managers don't belong anywhere near the 1st round.
They are all drafted on what they could do if they put it all together to no small degree.But there ARE questions and he will be drafted on what he could do if he puts it all together sounds a lot like Tannehill
Thanks professorThey are all drafted on what they could do if they put it all together to no small degree.
That's why we use terms like ceiling and floor.
Fromm just isn't a 1st round talent and actually shouldn't get drafted before Day 3 to be perfectly honest. Small hands and was the quintessential game manager in college. You don't all of a sudden start pouring it on once you jump a league.
Did you actually ever WATCH Fromm or did you just peruse through the college football box scores on Sundays?What in the actual f....
Did you actually ever WATCH Fromm or did you just peruse through the college football box scores on Sundays?
The 2nd or 3rd round in this article is optimistic.
Your original quote to me:I watch plenty of college football. Did you actually WANT to have a conversation about it, or did you want to settle for being dismissive and condescending?
Spare me the hilarious hypocrisy.What in the actual f....
Kind of puts things in perspective....Also, that one NFL analyst?
Here’s another tidbit from him:
“I have not spoken to one NFL evaluator who believes Lamar Jackson is an NFL quarterback.”
- Matt Miller