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Combine Drills: Quarterback Day

Mr. Scot

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55 minutes ago, Evil Hurney said:

AR and Stroud throwing in the same group shows how far AR still needs to go as a passer. AR isn't going #1.


AR needs to sit for a year and work on mechanics etc. 

I don’t know where he’ll go, but I doubt he goes to someone who needs a starter this year. The lions could be the destination.

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Bear Hands

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Yeah I got a crush on this entire TE class.  There's like 10-12 guys that would be our starter with our current roster.  

T1: Mayer, Kincaid

T2: Washington, Musgrave, LaPorta, Kraft

T3: Schoonmaker, Kuntz, Spann-Ford, D Allen, Whyle

I view all of them above Ian and Tremble.  Tremble still has mad potential but not a premiere catching TE type.  This is a seriously stacked class.   

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Just now, Bear Hands said:

Yeah I got a crush on this entire TE class.  There's like 10-12 guys that would be our starter with our current roster.  

T1: Mayer, Kincaid

T2: Washington, Musgrave, LaPorta, Kraft

T3: Schoonmaker, Kuntz, Spann-Ford, D Allen, Whyle

I view all of them above Ian and Tremble.  Tremble still has mad potential but not a premiere catching TE type.  This is a seriously stacked class.   

I love this class.. This class is the year to get 1 even over WR..

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5 minutes ago, Sub Zero said:

Don’t forget the 6’6 250lbs and biggest hands in the TE class

No one has stickier hands than Kincaid though.  That boy is amazing. I'd be targeting him somehow.  I'm sure he reminds our staff of Goedert who they are quite familiar with.  

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No one has stickier hands than Kincaid though.  That boy is amazing. I'd be targeting him somehow.  I'm sure he reminds our staff of Goedert who they are quite familiar with.  

Agree but the blocking size mismatches are in Washington favor every Sunday..

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