It all depend where these qb go.. none of these qb are going win by them self. All these qb need good supporting cast
It all depend where these qb go.. none of these qb are going win by them self. All these qb need good supporting cast
Over a 4.0 GPA? Is that East Coast average?I think you misunderstand. I like Burrow and Tua over Herbert. Someone made a comment on Lawrence and Fields. Can we see Herbert with Dobbins or Ettiene in the back field? How about throwing to NFL level WR’s?
This kid has tools but plays in a system that does not utilize him correctly and he has no weapons remotely comparable to the others mentioned.
He is said to have over a 4.0 GPA would like to see him in another system. I mean 17 passes? How do you judge that?
Yes , if your taking a QB it's at 5. And you would select Tua if available? OK. Me I like Tua but I'm not going anywhere near him with the 5th pick for numerous reasons discussed and not discussed on the forum. As for Love? I need my QB focusing not smoking pot. Plus I don't think he's better than Herbert period. So out of the 3 at #5 Herbert is the cleaner prospect. I don't see a reach here because of Los Angeles sitting right underneath at #6. It's going to be interesting.Not sure the exact scope of what you are asking but I’ll take a stab.
At QB.. realistic ranking
1. Tua
2. Love/Herbert they are even at this time
At 5...
Tua
Brown
Ohkuda (based off what happens with X)
If no Tua in the draft...trade back and get more assets. Unless they are enamored with Love/Herbert . Sadly means they would be at 5 because you can’t risk them getting behind #5 as the next three teams behind the Fins in draft position need a QB.
Which I think both are overdrafts at that point but neither gets to 10 IMO so couldn’t trade too far back, so if no QB at 5 then no QB this year IMO.
And that is exactly what the Dolphins need, a spark plug, immediately, at 5! Otherwise, no need to take a QB at 5.
Target Elijah Sindelar in second round. Hopefully he won't climb during the draft process. And get some ferraris in the first round, get CeeDee Lamb, Travis Etienne.
Yes , if your taking a QB it's at 5. And you would select Tua if available? OK. Me I like Tua but I'm not going anywhere near him with the 5th pick for numerous reasons discussed and not discussed on the forum. As for Love? I need my QB focusing not smoking pot. Plus I don't think he's better than Herbert period. So out of the 3 at #5 Herbert is the cleaner prospect. I don't see a reach here because of Los Angeles sitting right underneath at #6. It's going to be interesting.
Who? That’s a joke right?
Has 3500 career passing yards, and 23 games played in 4 years and you want to spend a second rounder on him? Numbers aren’t everything but you need production and durability. The kid is also going to be 24 at the start of the season, Rosen will be in his third year and younger than him.
Hey, that is why he is not a top prospect. He had an injury this year. We need a pro quarterback, not a Micky Mouse Fromm/Tua quarterback. And in later rounds the Dolphins can take some risks, especially on a guy like Sindelar. In the first round you do not take any risks! That's why you do not take Tua and Fromm, at all.
You go for Sindelar, Cole McDonald if he comes out, Anthony Gordon. You take some risks, but the round is right.
I always enjoy a breeze on my backend.gimme Breeze for the backend.. reminds of Weddle
What was the injury? I mean people are all over a Tua for an injury history even before the hip.
23 games in 4 years is either not durable or good if he can’t win the job
Herbert only threw 17 passes. But made a couple of clutch throws. He looked athletic as Hell and accounted for 3 TD’s. Fields heaved the ball 46 times and was picked twice. He accounted for 1 TD, Dobbins carried them. I have watched Lawrence many times and he was good but I am not a fan of his throwing mechanics and think overall he is overated. Give me a healthy Tua or Burrow over him any day all day.
That's a fair point. I think Herbert is more athletic, though. Showed that off in this game. I think he falls somewhere between Josh Allen and Carson Wenz as a prospect. Not sure the Oregon system helped him much.My take on Herbert has been... how much difference is there between Eason and Herbert?
If your answer is little or none... then why not focus on the cheaper guy?
That could be a big factor. How would Herbert do in LSU or Alabama's offense?I don’t like the Oregon offensive scheme either.