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Merged: qb CLEO LEMON INFORMATION / STATS

Does anyone know anything about him?
 
CLEOTHA "CLEO" LEMON, JR.
By: Dave-Te' Thomas

#12-CLEOTHA "CLEO" LEMON, JR. Arkansas State University Indians

ANALYSIS
Positives... Well-built athlete whose solid frame could add a few more pounds without any loss of quickness...Has excellent speed for his position...Drop-back passer who stays very cool under pressure...Effective short range passer who has the zip behind his fades to hit receivers in stride...Though not elusive, he can slide from pressure...Has an over-the-top delivery with good wrist action.

Negatives... Too quiet in the huddle, rarely showing his leadership ability...Despite his quickness, he seems very hesitant to run with the ball, and when he does, he does nor secure the pigskin properly to prevent the fumble...Too often his passes will either sail over the receiver's head or be under-thrown to the point where it is impossible to come back for his off-target tosses...Has poor footwork dropping back to his release point... Lacks instincts in picking up the blitz and is often caught by the pass rushers as he does not sense when the pocket is collapsing...His overall accuracy on his tosses need a drastic upgrade...While he has no problems grasping the play-book, that intelligence does not translate on the field due to his poor decision-making...Passes tend to wobble on his attempts to throw long.
 
Arkansas State

Rank Player Pos Cl Gm Patt Pcomp Int CompPct PYds YdsAtt YdsCmp TDs CmpGm
4 Cleo Lemon, Arkansas St. QB SR 11 306 173 7 56.54 1964 6.42 11.35 13 15.73

CompPct Int IntPct PYds YdsAtt TDs TdPct Rating
56.54 7 2.29 1964 6.42 13 4.25 119.89
 
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Cleo looks like a bigger Martin Lawrence. :lol:

Hope he won't be a lemon or a Madame Cleo. ;)
 
oo often his passes will either sail over the receiver's head or be under-thrown to the point where it is impossible to come back for his off-target tosses...Has poor footwork dropping back to his release point... Lacks instincts in picking up the blitz and is often caught by the pass rushers as he does not sense when the pocket is collapsing...His overall accuracy on his tosses need a drastic upgrade...While he has no problems grasping the play-book, that intelligence does not translate on the field due to his poor decision-making...Passes tend to wobble on his attempts to throw long.

Wow.. Sure sounds like an upgrade over Feeley.. :shakeno:

Anyway, looks like the move was more caprelated.. Hope we get a 5th too.
 
HysterikiLL said:
CLEOTHA "CLEO" LEMON, JR.
By: Dave-Te' Thomas

#12-CLEOTHA "CLEO" LEMON, JR. Arkansas State University Indians

ANALYSIS
Positives... Well-built athlete whose solid frame could add a few more pounds without any loss of quickness...Has excellent speed for his position...Drop-back passer who stays very cool under pressure...Effective short range passer who has the zip behind his fades to hit receivers in stride...Though not elusive, he can slide from pressure...Has an over-the-top delivery with good wrist action.

Negatives... Too quiet in the huddle, rarely showing his leadership ability...Despite his quickness, he seems very hesitant to run with the ball, and when he does, he does nor secure the pigskin properly to prevent the fumble...Too often his passes will either sail over the receiver's head or be under-thrown to the point where it is impossible to come back for his off-target tosses...Has poor footwork dropping back to his release point... Lacks instincts in picking up the blitz and is often caught by the pass rushers as he does not sense when the pocket is collapsing...His overall accuracy on his tosses need a drastic upgrade...While he has no problems grasping the play-book, that intelligence does not translate on the field due to his poor decision-making...Passes tend to wobble on his attempts to throw long.

That ability to sail passes over recievers heads and the fact that his accuracy needs a drastic upgrade makes him the perfect backup for Gus. We won't miss a beat now if Gus gets knocked out of the game.
 
Calgaryfin said:
That ability to sail passes over recievers heads and the fact that his accuracy needs a drastic upgrade makes him the perfect backup for Gus. We won't miss a beat now if Gus gets knocked out of the game.
:lol:

Thats what I was thinking.
 
Thanks guys looks like Saban was just getting rid of a problem. I hope we go after Rivers since SD will be looking for picks and Saban has some to spare.
 
G-Force said:
Does anyone know anything about him?

[font=verdana, arial, geneva, san-serif][size=-1]Number: 12
Name: Cleo Lemon
Position: Quarterback
College: Arkansas State
Height: 6-2
Weight: 215
DOB: 08/16/79
Experience: 2nd NFL Season
Acquired: Free Agent - 2003
Hometown: Greenwood, Mississippi

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[font=verdana, arial, geneva, san-serif][size=-1]Cleo Lemon has climbed the quarterback ladder in San Diego. He spent a season on the practice squad and another as the team’s fourth quarterback. Now, following the departure of Doug Flutie, Lemon has moved up another spot and heads into the season as the team’s number-three signal caller.

Cleo’s hobbies include golf, basketball, spending time outdoors and reading John Grisham novels. Both of his parents are teachers, which contributed to his passion for books. His mom is a professor in the business department at Mississippi Valley State University and his dad is a teacher and the varsity basketball coach at Cleo’s alma mater, Greenwood High School. Cleo played hoops for his dad in high school.

TRANSACTION HISTORY: Signed by Baltimore as free agent, Jan. 10, 2002... waived by Ravens, Aug. 26, 2002... signed by San Diego, April 4, 2003... waived by Chargers Aug. 31, 2003... signed to Chargers practice squad, Sept. 2, 2003... re-signed by Chargers, Jan. 12, 2004.

2004: Inactive Weeks 1-16 and for Wild Card Playoff game.

2003: Spent season on Chargers’ practice squad.

2002: Went to training camp with Baltimore.



College: All-time leader at Arkansas State with 7,706 career yards... tossed school-record 49 touchdowns... completed school-record 551 career passes... played at Arkansas State from 1997-2000... majored in business management.

Personal: Born Aug. 16, 1979 in Greenwood, Mississippi... lettered in football and basketball at Greenwood High School... resides in San Diego.[/size][/font]
 
I'm all for the trading of Feeley, but besides saving money on the cap for next year, I just don't see how this improves the team. This now leaves us with a horrible starting QB in Gus and Sage who is not truely battle tested. I pray that the injury bug doesn't hit this position or we are in big trouble.
 
HysterikiLL said:
CLEOTHA "CLEO" LEMON, JR.
By: Dave-Te' Thomas

#12-CLEOTHA "CLEO" LEMON, JR. Arkansas State University Indians

ANALYSIS
Positives... Well-built athlete whose solid frame could add a few more pounds without any loss of quickness...Has excellent speed for his position...Drop-back passer who stays very cool under pressure...Effective short range passer who has the zip behind his fades to hit receivers in stride...Though not elusive, he can slide from pressure...Has an over-the-top delivery with good wrist action.

Negatives... Too quiet in the huddle, rarely showing his leadership ability...Despite his quickness, he seems very hesitant to run with the ball, and when he does, he does nor secure the pigskin properly to prevent the fumble...Too often his passes will either sail over the receiver's head or be under-thrown to the point where it is impossible to come back for his off-target tosses...Has poor footwork dropping back to his release point... Lacks instincts in picking up the blitz and is often caught by the pass rushers as he does not sense when the pocket is collapsing...His overall accuracy on his tosses need a drastic upgrade...While he has no problems grasping the play-book, that intelligence does not translate on the field due to his poor decision-making...Passes tend to wobble on his attempts to throw long.

so in other words we got a younger more mobile version of Gus with less pocket presence. Hope that 5th rounder works out for us
 
Calgaryfin said:
That ability to sail passes over recievers heads and the fact that his accuracy needs a drastic upgrade makes him the perfect backup for Gus. We won't miss a beat now if Gus gets knocked out of the game.


:rofl3: :rofl3: :rofl3:
 
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