By "hot" do you mean "not cool?""I'll lay odds" as opposed to normals? - LOL
VAARK, we have a "hot" prospect here - LOL
By "hot" do you mean "not cool?""I'll lay odds" as opposed to normals? - LOL
VAARK, we have a "hot" prospect here - LOL
Roger Sherman 2019 on Bama’’s TuaFor your consideration...
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The Era of the Once-in-a-Generation QB Prospect Is Here. How Will NFL Teams React?
Tua Tagovailoa and Trevor Lawrence are perhaps the two most sought-after college QBs since Andrew Luck. They’re about to force NFL teams to decide if they’re truly transcendent talents worth tanking for—or just the faces of a larger trend.www.theringer.com
Yep. Its the brainy stuff and intangibles that set him apart and had everybody in the NFL/college world calling him the 2nd coming (pre-injury). That injury played hell on a few of those traits as he was recovering...he wasn't ready physically OR mentally last year, looks much more close to it now...probably around 95%+.what a fantastic article, thanks for sharing..
Tua will Overcome, jmo I don’t think some pundits really understand the meaning of qb talent..Its not about size, arm strength, physique..
Tua has ridiculous Qb talent..Instincts, anticipation, hi level accuracy, improv skills, navigation of chaos, calm under pressure..Confidence, leadership..
If you had asked that question last season, I would have said yes and moved on to the next topic...You would trade Tua for a 59 year old Dan Marino?
I forgot the quickest release in the game..Yep. Its the brainy stuff and intangibles that set him apart and had everybody in the NFL/college world calling him the 2nd coming (pre-injury). That injury played hell on a few of those traits as he was recovering...he wasn't ready physically OR mentally last year, looks much more close to it now...probably around 95%+.
He knows where the ball is goingI forgot the quickest release in the game..
Arm strength does mattter I won’t deny that, and Tua doesn’t have a cannon, but It’s enough I believe
Doubters will be silenced this year.My confidence in Tua is high........Really, Really HIGH.
He's beyond special.
Because he has a faster release, better accuracy, and is much, much better at going through his reads and progressions.Not sure how you put him in Lawrences’s class with his less than ideal physical traits?
Yep. Its the brainy stuff and intangibles that set him apart and had everybody in the NFL/college world calling him the 2nd coming (pre-injury). That injury played hell on a few of those traits as he was recovering...he wasn't ready physically OR mentally last year, looks much more close to it now...probably around 95%+.
By "hot" do you mean "not cool?"
By "hot" do you mean "not cool?"
Doubters will be silenced this year.
First of all, the thought of suiting up a 60 year old QB(Marino or not) is one of the dumbest ideas I have ever heard here. And with the daily idiocy at Finheaven, that is saying something.If you had asked that question last season, I would have said yes and moved on to the next topic...
Since you asked, I'd like to see something. If each of these players were playing in the prime (which was the crux of the original questioning)...would you trade Tua for them straight-up? Why or why not.
Deshawn Watson -
Aaron Rodgers -
Russell Wilson -
Dan Marino -
This should be good....