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Kenny Pickett Pro Day today

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10 minutes ago, Smittymoose said:

He's not Mac Jones. He's Andy Dalton.

Andy Dalton couldn’t break 3000 passing yards at TCU. He is more athletic, better at passing and has the stats to prove it. I don’t know how good he will be, but Andy Dalton isn’t his ceiling. You could almost combine the best two Dalton college years and have worse numbers than Pickett’s last season.

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4 minutes ago, ForJimmy said:

Andy Dalton couldn’t break 3000 passing yards at TCU. He is more athletic, better at passing and has the stats to prove it. I don’t know how good he will be, but Andy Dalton isn’t his ceiling. You could almost combine the best two Dalton college years and have worse numbers than Pickett’s last season.

These are just lazy comparisons from folks that don't want to like Pickett.

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4 minutes ago, ForJimmy said:

Andy Dalton couldn’t break 3000 passing yards at TCU. He is more athletic, better at passing and has the stats to prove it. I don’t know how good he will be, but Andy Dalton isn’t his ceiling. You could almost combine the best two Dalton college years and have worse numbers than Pickett’s last season.

Dalton ran a different offense in a different era. Comparing college stats is a fool's errand. They mean little to nothing. Graham Harrell threw for more than 15,000 yards across three seasons. Why wasn't he the GOAT???

They're similar in terms of skillset and talent. You should watch football sometime instead of googling stats. You might learn a little bit. 

 

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Overall, Pickett isn't a bad QB prospect. My biggest concerns with him are hand size, the fact he sucked until this year, and his age.

I think he can be a good QB in the NFL. But I don't think his ceiling is as high as others in this draft. 

With each passing day I am more and more confident that he will be our pick at 6. 

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17 minutes ago, Panthers Rhule said:

2 of those teams have picks before us but a place holder at QB and 1 has the picks to jump us and no place holder at QB. I just hope he's still there at 6.  

I don’t care if someone gets him jump us, hell give us picks and u can have him at our spot

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31 minutes ago, ForJimmy said:

Andy Dalton couldn’t break 3000 passing yards at TCU. He is more athletic, better at passing and has the stats to prove it. I don’t know how good he will be, but Andy Dalton isn’t his ceiling. You could almost combine the best two Dalton college years and have worse numbers than Pickett’s last season.

I can't watch @ForJimmy give me a recap because I know you will be tuned in..please

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20 minutes ago, Smittymoose said:

Dalton ran a different offense in a different era. Comparing college stats is a fool's errand. They mean little to nothing. Graham Harrell threw for more than 15,000 yards across three seasons. Why wasn't he the GOAT???

They're similar in terms of skillset and talent. You should watch football sometime instead of googling stats. You might learn a little bit. 

 

I just said he is more athletic than Dalton as well. Joe Burris/Mac Jones were the two latest to light up the stat sheets. They seem to be doing ok in the NFL.  He won Pitt their first ACC championship in a long time. 

PS Pitt runs a NFL Pro offense and he broke Marino’s record and Watson’s ACC record. It wasn’t a college air raid offense that Harrell was in. You would know that if you actually watched the games instead of repeating lazy comparisons you read online. 

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3 minutes ago, WOW!! said:

I can't watch @ForJimmy give me a recap because I know you will be tuned in..please

lol I actually prefer Willis and then probably Howell, but I think the Pickett hate us just overblown by a large margin. It was similar to Mac Jones last year (and I was one of his haters). Accuracy and the ability to read through progressions quickly is underrated plus he has good athletic ability and a decent arm. 

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