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Day 2 General Draft Discussion

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Wundrbread33 Grand Master

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3 minutes ago, amcoolio said:

That would be Corral, he and Ridder are the only acceptable gambles in the 4th

I would be fine with any of the QB’s in the 4th tbh. 

You can live with a 4th that busts. 
 

Corral in the 4th is nuts considering his arm and release. Wouldn’t mind Howell as well. 

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1 minute ago, amcoolio said:

Josh Allen was a huge, prototypical QB with a big arm and good touch that struggled with accuracy but threw receivers open, had a quick release, and kept eyes downfield as he was scrambling in the pocket. Malik is a short QB with poor touch that doesn't throw people open and tends to just take off when there is pressure. There is a huge difference between the two

But Willis can throw it in a trash can

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Just now, amcoolio said:

Josh Allen was a huge, prototypical QB with a big arm and good touch that struggled with accuracy but threw receivers open, had a quick release, and kept eyes downfield as he was scrambling in the pocket. Malik is a short QB with poor touch that doesn't throw people open and tends to just take off when there is pressure. There is a huge difference between the two

I would prefer a qb with height but we have seen more and more that isn't isn't a requirement. Kyler is what 5'10? Russ 5'11? Brees 6'0, vick 6'0. Height I'd nice but doesn't dominate you.

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8 minutes ago, micnificent28 said:

Because his draft position doesn't go up or down based on his speed. Slow guys run it. Pocket passers and so on but if your precieved as a 4.4 guy and you run a 4.4 all  that will be said is as expected. If you run a 4.5 or slower you take a tumble like Kyle Hamilton.

Hamilton ran a 4.7 at his pro day though.  That's why he fell.  That's slow for a safety and basically potentially limits what you can do with him.  I've said the whole time if this 4.3 talk was true he should have ran it but on tape you could clearly see he wasnt a 4.3 guy.

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3 minutes ago, CPantherKing said:

Draft position is meaningless for a QB. 

1st rounders account for less than 50% of the best QBs in NFL history, the playoffs, and the SB.

Almost every starting QB in the league right now was a first rounder.

Brady, Wilson, Prescott, Cousins, Hurts are the only decent starting QBs that weren't first rounders, and then only a couple after them are starters at all.

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