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Lawrence just made a great throw on a roll out, throw was across his body. Kid makes some questionable throws sometimes but he can deal.

McCaffrey is going to blitz the Browns run defense.

Alright… after seeing the Browns starters through this first quarter… without even seeing the Panthers play yet, I’m guaranteeing a win in week one.

Watson looks awfulllll.

Trayvon Walker abused Willis and forced a hold.

And another penalty on the Browns…

Browns look like a hot mess… turnovers, penalties, bad passes, etc.

Watson getting a good amount of boos every time he trots out on the field.

Zay Jones almost made a ridiculous catch but it fell incomplete… another former Panther, Ryan Santoso, drills the field goal. Jags up 6-0 on the Browns.

Etienne’s mouth guard looks like a pacifier… that’s odd.

Lawrence nearly gives the ball right back but manages to get his arm going forward.

And the Browns fumble… Jags take over.

Watson stumbles on a hand off and you can just see the rust.

So it’s a former Panthers sighting tonight.. Manhertz and Fry for the Jags, Funchess for the Lions.

Old friend Elliott Fry is kicking for the Jags right now.

Jags March down to red zone but have to kick a field goal.

Jags might finally have something with Lawrence, Etienne, Kirk, and Jones. Along with Pederson of course.

Manhertz sighting from Lawrence

Etienne is hella shifty.

Travis Etienne has arrived.

Watson struggled with his first series but Lawrence is moving the Jags right down the field.

Prospect tourney is coming up soon, we’ll be a fun time to see our young guys. We also have a few kids in World Juniors right now.

Sam has been talked up a good amount. McLaurin stated that he really liked what he was seeing out of Howell which is kind of an odd thing to say about a late round QB. Wouldn’t totally shock me in the least if this QB class is better than people think. I think all in all that Pickett, Ridder, Willis, Corral, and Howell can be capable backups. One or two might even come out as good starting QB’s.

Your numbers are off. He was clocked at 21.19 on an interception return and his 40 time was a 4.66, a time he improved to 4.57 at Coastal’s pro day. I’ll give it to you that clocked speed isn’t the best indicator because the further the distance the more time to build up speed. But just taking a look at the clocked speed list, all of the guys listed are guys that you’d consider to be some of the fastest in the NFL (https://www.sportingnews.com/us/amp/nfl/news/nfl-fastest-players-2021-tyreek-hill-lamar-jackson/bhytiud9irwa1094y4kt7bqfl). I’ll also mention that a QB hitting a time over 20 MPH is a pretty good indicator of their speed because most QB’s aren’t breaking long runs where they have time to build up that speed. Willis isn’t as fast as Lamar and Vick but he’s still very fast. In reality he runs a little clunky which probably appears slower to the naked eye. All the numbers seem to indicate that he’s still a very fast player.

Personally, I don’t think the argument that he got ran down by smaller school LB’s diminishes how fast he is. Kids who run 4.4’s also play at small school’s… so getting run down by one small school LB who happens to be fast isn’t some slight. In reality, 9 out of the top 20 (nearly half) 40 times at this years combine came from smaller school players. Willis was clocked at 20.58MPH during the senior bowl, only Kyler Murray was clocked with a faster time this past year. I think Willis is plenty fast and while he might not be as laterally quick as Vick or Jackson, he has solid straight line speed. I also think he has the ability to fight through arm tackles much better than most of the other mobile QB’s in todays game.