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Trey Lance on nfl network as if 12pm est


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Just now, Shocker said:

Who is going before the QBs?  This draft is really weak overall.

Are you saying a WR goes before the QBs?  Sewell a guy that didn’t play last season?  A TE/WR player?  

These QBs will go, it is happening 

I will bet you any amount of money that qbs don’t go 1-4.  Say $200.    

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4 minutes ago, Shocker said:

Who is going before the QBs?  This draft is really weak overall.

Are you saying a WR goes before the QBs?  Sewell a guy that didn’t play last season?  A TE/WR player?  

These QBs will go, it is happening 

Sewell will go before QB4. Pitts and Chase might as well. 

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Just now, Shocker said:

Stop...we are on a forum here.  I will give you 20 pies but you wont pay me if I win either.  LOL

Spoiler alert:   You won’t win.   
 

it’s such a stupid fallacy it’s not even worth debating.   No draft will ever have 4 qbs going 1-4.  Especially this one where the next tier all have major question marks.  It’s stupid to even discuss as a possibility.  But if you want to Venmo a mod $200 I will do the same and see what happens 

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Just now, Varking said:

Sewell will go before QB4. Pitts and Chase might as well. 

I don't see it but anything is possible.  Sewell is being massively overrated on this board.  He is not flawless by any means.  Pitts and Chase are good players.  QBs trump that sorry.

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6 minutes ago, TrevorLaurenceTime22 said:

Just watched the footage he's got a live arm for sure... but he's in shorts against an air defense and overshooting/missing quite a bit he's gonna take a couple of seasons if he booms. In a normal year he'd be a second round prospect.

How would he be a 2nd rounder in a normal year? What does this year have to do with his draft value?

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2 minutes ago, TrevorLaurenceTime22 said:

I get what your saying here but really the level of competition between Bama and NDS is like the Buccaneers playing a might might team.

I mean Alabama was way better that other teams this year. They are loaded with NFL talent. Mac Jones had a NFL line, RB, and WRs mostly 1st rounders going against a lot of players that won’t get drafted. The gap from Alabama to the average team they played could be greater than NDSU and their competition. Also Lance started the same number of games as Jones. So experience should be similar...

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6 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

How would he be a 2nd rounder in a normal year? What does this year have to do with his draft value?

The obvious reaching/overpayment for QBs, I suppose I should have said the last 2-3 teams a lot of teams are reaching and overpaying for QBs in both the draft and FA. He's about what I expected high talent level low refinement of said talents.

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Looked incredibly smooth, comfortable, and in control. Love the intelligence of putting throws in there that QB-needy teams frequent in their playbooks.

I've been getting higher and higher on Lance, and after his pro day I'm completely okay with waiting for him to slide to #8. 

For those that have been worried that the top 4 QBs will be off of the board by #8: that has never happened before in the history of the modern draft. The closest it has come to that was in 1999 when the first 3 selections were QBs (Tim Couch, Donovan McNabb, Akali Smith) before the next two QBs went at #11 & #12 (Dante Culpepper & Cade McNown). 2011 was also close when Cam went at #1, Locker #8, Gabbert #10, and Ponder at #12 (Dalton & Kaepernick went back-to-back early in the 2nd round). 

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1 hour ago, Varking said:

It does matter who they played against. Lesser athletes against you give you far more wiggle room for mistakes. When Lance doesn’t know what to do he takes off. Great decision making against lesser athletes. Does that translate well to long term success in the pros? 

All I can say is you'll see. Lance isn't some dumb schmoe! You seem like you think that he doesn't know what he's doing back there, but I believe that he does. He is always cool and under control. 

Just like he played against "lesser athletes", he played with "lesser athletes" as well.

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10 minutes ago, ForJimmy said:

I mean Alabama was way better that other teams this year. They are loaded with NFL talent. Mac Jones had a NFL line, RB, and WRs mostly 1st rounders going against a lot of players that won’t get drafted. The gap from Alabama to the average team they played could be greater than NDSU and their competition. Also Lance started the same number of games as Jones. So experience should be similar...

For the record I don’t want anything to do with Mac Jones unless it's the fourth round, But this is hilarious.... The SEC is another planet from the subdivision.

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