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You’re assuming you know more than our staff which contains people who actually played in the NFL. Lets see who they pick and why.

The majority of fans also wanted Steve Wilks with Cam at QB.

If I was CJ and my score was good, I would have tweeted it yesterday. Regardless, the people who matter already know.

That was the initial report from who knows who. Now that teams are getting the scores it’s now being said his score was ‘bad’. Kyle Bailey said today that one of his trusted league contacts said Stroud’s score was ‘bad’. Take it how you will.

Luke on Bryce.

Posting this in the right thread this time…. Kyle Bailey just said he had a long convo with someone in the league who said Stroud’s S2 score was ‘bad’.

Kyle Bailey just said he had a long convo with someone in the league who said Stroud’s S2 score was ‘bad’.

I’ve seen too many clips of him throwing the ball into the ground for that to be all it is. Besides, every Florida fan I’ve talked to says Trask was better.

He needs to work on his accuracy. A 58% completion percentage does not translate to the pros.

Richardson has to sit for a year. He’s just not ready. Bryce plays day one.

He’s the pick. Let’s hope they get the right OL in front of him.

If they trade down for Richardson after giving up Moore. Yikes…

Here is a newer article at the S2. https://www.washingtonpost.com/sports/2023/03/21/nfl-s2-cognition-quarterbacks/ After a few years of vetting, S2 expanded to a small group of teams, including the Bills, Indianapolis Colts and Kansas City Chiefs. It later began to work with up to two teams per division, including the Panthers and Washington Commanders. Among the 117 quarterbacks S2 had tested up to the 2022 draft, the 13 with career passer ratings above 90 averaged an S2 score (91) that was 40 percentile points higher than those with career passer ratings below 90. Those top-tier quarterbacks tested significantly better in seeing the full field (tracking capacity), picking up on tendencies (instinctive learning), filtering through “if-then” rules during plays (decision complexity) and focusing amid stimuli (distraction control).

The Wonderlic was a general intelligence test. The S2 is supposed to just test how fast you process visual input and how many moving objects (think players) you can keep track of at once.

That’s why he hit on them. While the teams before him took the best of high positional value players, Hurn would take the best guy at a low positional value. Boom, can’t miss.

Yeah, he was close to someone in the Texan’s FO if I remember right.

Yeah, they had worse padding and helmets and they could hit QBs much harder.

That was just Rhule trolling us.

Those are his sources.

What do NFL models know? They don’t play football.

That is what Klein is saying. The Panthers don’t want a torn fan base on draft night and have half that stadium feel disappointed. That thinking makes sense to me. Warn people ahead of time so the feels aren’t as raw.

I’m saying they are leaking the pick because they are NOT taking the safe pick.

You know what I mean. Trusted as in trusted by the FO guys not to just blurt out ‘Fit told me x’.