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Stroud and Penn St

DaveThePanther2008

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1 hour ago, Varking said:

26 of 33 which is 78.8% completions for 354 yards, 1 TD and 0 INT against a top 25 team on a day where his running backs made one play the whole game. And this, to you, is a game where he struggled. Maybe he’s under much more of a microscope than other prospects to you. 
 

I can’t see any other top tier prospect where folks would say their guy struggled with 350 yards, 1 TD and 0 INTs on roughly 80% completions against a top 25 team. 

And here I am thinking it is lazy to just look at the numbers 😉

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5 hours ago, CPantherKing said:

Sounds like Baker Mayfield coming out of college and going #1 to the Browns. He is a typical overrated Ohio St QB who gets carried by coaches, OL, receivers, running game, and defense. He struggles under pressure and when he is in a situation where he has to carry the team he gets frustrated and struggles to show he can produce game winning drives.

He is not a playoff/championship QB for the NFL level. He will be a game manager for a bad team who needs a QB who can win close games at the end of the 4th quarter - they will wish they never drafted Stroud.

The top college QBs are not groomed to be successful in the NFL. The better QBs coming out of college for the NFL game are the ones that perform well on a bad team and can consistently carry their team to wins. If they are a QB for an undefeated top program, they are not tested enough to even consider making them an NFL franchise QB.

He is no aquel glass thats for sure

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1 hour ago, Varking said:

26 of 33 which is 78.8% completions for 354 yards, 1 TD and 0 INT against a top 25 team on a day where his running backs made one play the whole game. And this, to you, is a game where he struggled. Maybe he’s under much more of a microscope than other prospects to you. 
 

I can’t see any other top tier prospect where folks would say their guy struggled with 350 yards, 1 TD and 0 INTs on roughly 80% completions against a top 25 team. 

go search his posts on aquel glass if you want to laugh

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5 minutes ago, Martin said:

And here I am thinking it is lazy to just look at the numbers 😉

It is lazy to just do one or the other. However, if this is him struggling, I wonder how some other prospects in the cycle would look during a "struggle" and where the Huddle would have them after such a performance. 

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1 minute ago, Varking said:

It is lazy to just do one or the other. However, if this is him struggling, I wonder how some other prospects in the cycle would look during a "struggle" and where the Huddle would have them after such a performance. 

First the knock on stroud was "he is an osu qb".  Once that stupid myth is debunked its "he is in one read system" then its "he doesnt have an elite arm" to finally "he struggled to get 350 yards against a top 15 team"

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2 minutes ago, Varking said:

It is lazy to just do one or the other. However, if this is him struggling, I wonder how some other prospects in the cycle would look during a "struggle" and where the Huddle would have them after such a performance. 

For sure, it was all in jest.

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1 minute ago, mrcompletely11 said:

First the knock on stroud was "he is an osu qb".  Once that stupid myth is debunked its "he is in one read system" then its "he doesnt have an elite arm" to finally "he struggled to get 350 yards against a top 15 team"

I didn’t watch the game, so I don’t know the answer to this. Was he the reason they won the game or was it the defense and running game?

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14 minutes ago, TheMaulClaw said:

Why are we talking about this? Strange or not the Panthers are playing for first place today.  They have to try and win.

Because we are just fans and have no impact on the game and during the week when there is no game being played its fun to speculate about what is ahead. 

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