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And? Young cannot. But Young can walk under a table without bending over so he's got that going for him.

I'm betting there are a few coaches in the building doing just that.

Hell Richardson can float it 50 yards while sitting on his ass.

He didn't. That is what I was telling the other guy who was using Sam as an example of a small guy being tough.

He wasn't a qb nor 190 lbs.

He drops back from the shotgun. Those scouting reports are accurate. This class has issues all around that will have to be overcome. Height and arm strength are a big setback that cannot be ignored. I'm not feeling good about the choices among the group.

So did I. But I was too young to really enjoy it. I was preteen through most of it. I learned a lot from my 18 and 20 year old uncles.

I hope every other teams views it that way as well. He has good hands and can catch. He just was thrown to very often. He could be a beast in the nfl.

He has been I agree. The goal should be who will be the best in the nfl. He was the best in college until Hooker came along. But Hooker got hurt and removed himself from the discussion. The question they are trying to answer is who's going to be their guy for the next 10 years or more. I would take Young over Stroud anytime but given another choice I'm looking hard at other options. But that just me.

This^^^ The Huddle favorites are almost always the ones you should avoid. Levis may turn out to be a stranger version of Joe Burrow, or worse, even better than Joe could dream of. Strange times we are living in.

That's part of the equation when looking at these guys. If each were viewed as reaching 90% of your expectations how long do you see that career lasting? Do you see that guy on your team for 10 to 15 years? There's a lot to digest after the data is gone over and over again. I bet the lights have been on 24/7 at BOA.

If they take him they will believe it is fixable.

How many? 10, and I get to keep them all.

So do I.

He's already in the conversation for the 1st overall with only 1 year starting. How much more does he need to do? Another year of college could only hurt his stock if he still has another crappy team in Florida.

He just does not have a competitive nature. He comes off as the type that thinks that if he cannot win he doesn't want to play.

Jumping to conclusions before Reich and Fitterer even sit down after the 30 visits is all the everyone is doing.

Frank has also stated the completion percentage doesn't worry him.

It applies moreso to him. He was my favorite going into last year when all of you were arguing over Howell and and the Pickets of the draft. He is a year ahead of the rest of the class in development. He played more games and studied more tape than the rest of the class. He's practiced the S2 since HS so he gets no bump for that. I've come to see that those things alone will not make him successful in the nfl. He has limitations that set him back to the point that he's not the best choice in this class. He needs the least development, sure but he's near his ceiling in mental aspects of the game. He's just not a safe or sure pick to make it in the nfl. That put him on equal footing with the rest of the class when to take everything into consideration.

The best ability is availability. He could be Eisenstein but he does little good from IR.

The will not even do that. They will start with the plays he's comfortable with and expand from there. They will do the with whoever they select.

If they select him they will do so with the intention of starting him sometime this season. He will not sit 1 or 2 years.

I love this guy. I would be thrilled if we land him.

That makes absolutely no sense. If you would take him at 2 you take him at 1. Person is a moron.