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1 minute ago, TheBlue said:

aged like milk

How did it age… saying he has a decent test ahead of him when Iowa was 7th in total defense coming into the game is a factual statement…. There wasn’t a single thing stated that was opinion based.

If anything, the factual statement shows how good Stroud can be… which I’m fine with because I’m a Stroud supporter…

I swear some of the people that quote me don’t have basic reading comprehension skills.

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Just now, Catsfan69 said:

Oh I wanted him bad once I saw the combine. 

He has the biggest arm in the League.

Wyoming isn't head and shoulders above their league.

You let a combine tell you if he was going to be good or not? So you’ll wait to see CJS at the combine?

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1 minute ago, ForJimmy said:

So only SEC QBs then?? Where did Mahomes play? Big 12? Are they better than the Big Ten?

No not only SEC.

FCS kids that dominate on their level and can go into big schools and beat or compete. 

I'm looking for guys that dominate equal competition. What I mean by that is his team is equal in talent.

Not 10 years to throw to a wide open guy. Not having backs that because of the line can do anything they want.

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5 minutes ago, Catsfan69 said:

Oh I wanted him bad once I saw the combine. 

He has the biggest arm in the League.

Wyoming isn't head and shoulders above their league.

 

You wanted us to draft him the year after Cam when 11-5? BS.

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