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PJ Walker vs Malik Willis


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13 minutes ago, BurnNChinn said:

I’m just tired of hearing the same people that think we can draft Willis and the past of Cam will come back with him. That’s over with just deal with it!

Your doing the opposite of that tho. Your screaming no every quarterback that is able to run. Like his arm is dead and he will run everything and incapable of thinking between the ears. Basically mobile qb=can't throw. That isn't the case at all Mahomes being a prime example of that. Russell and kyler even more. 

I'm not expecting Willis to be Cam at all he was a once in a generation player. We have never seen a power rushing qb with a rocket arm and at 250 pounds and maybe never will again. At the least I hope Willis is around hurts at the best I say kyler...  no where is he anything like Cam. He is able to change up the speed and velocity on his throws which Cam arguably still can't do which is why every pass is a fastball. 

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42 minutes ago, frankw said:

Every thread it's the same one or two old timers wailing about mobile QB's. We get it. How many times can you shout the same take into the void? We get it you don't want the guy. Take it to Twitter or Facebook with the rest.

Nobody has an issue with mobile quarterbacks. The problem comes in when people can't differentiate between those who are great quarterbacks vs those who are merely great athletes.

Being able to outrun people at the college level and throw the ball really hard or really far idoesn't make anyone a great quarterback at the pro level. At the pro level you need accuracy, intelligence, the ability to read defenses and quick mental processing speed.

If you have those traits and are also a great athlete, that's fantastic.

If you have those traits but your athleticism is merely decent, you can still win in the pros.

If you don't have those traits, it doesn't matter how great an athlete you are. You're not going to be a great NFL quarterback. You'll probably produce some fun highlight reels and maybe even phenomenal stats, but that'll be your highest achievement while better passers are winning championships.

Basically, don't assume that just because a guy makes highlight reel plays in college that he's automatically gonna succeed in the NFL.

He might, but only if he's got the qualities that make a great passer first.

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3 hours ago, ForJimmy said:

Will Smith Slap GIF by Nightingale

I can't fathom why this gif is used as a positive.

It's a cuck slapping a man - a man who shrugs it off and is incredibly professional in the aftermath. He could have verbally obliterated Smith, but he got on with the show.

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3 hours ago, Julio said:

goodness man. PJ Walker ran a 4.75 40 yard dash and never had more than 330 yards rushing. Willis is a bonafide athletic freak.

Honestly don’t know how you can look at them and be like “yeap. same guy.”.

We don't know what Willis runs - also Walker technically played at a higher level.

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6 minutes ago, OldhamA said:

I can't fathom why this gif is used as a positive.

It's a cuck slapping a man - a man who shrugs it off and is incredibly professional in the aftermath. He could have verbally obliterated Smith, but he got on with the show.

The act itself was incredibly dumb on Smith’s part. It was just used as humor that everyone recognized instantly. Nothing serious just football talk. 

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56 minutes ago, frankw said:

Every thread it's the same one or two old timers wailing about mobile QB's. We get it. How many times can you shout the same take into the void? We get it you don't want the guy. Take it to Twitter or Facebook with the rest.

It's almost as tiring as HIS ARM OMG HIS ARRRRRRRRRRM! We get it, you think Willis is the second coming of Cam and Aaron Rodgers smushed together. We get it you think we win the SB with Willis. Take it to a Willis thread that needs to be created and gush there.

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1 minute ago, Brooklyn 3.0 said:

It's almost as tiring as HIS ARM OMG HIS ARRRRRRRRRRM! We get it, you think Willis is the second coming of Cam and Aaron Rodgers smushed together. We get it you think we win the SB with Willis. Take it to a Willis thread that needs to be created and gush there.

This IS a Willis thread. You know that right? 

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