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Bears spoke to 3 teams at the combine about the first overall pick: know they can get 1sts in 2024 and 2025


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Just now, Shocker said:

People are ignoring Hooker but his stats were ridiculous the last 2 seasons.  If he turns into another success story is not impossible 

I really wouldn't just the Air Raid offense. Good kid but also 26 is just a huge turn off for me. (in quarterbacks, not women.)

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5 minutes ago, Shocker said:

People are ignoring Hooker but his stats were ridiculous the last 2 seasons.  That he turns into another success story is not impossible 

Not impossible but I struggle to see it because I remember how pedestrian he looked at VT when he wasn't playing in that Tennessee offense. Did he pull a Hurts and improve tremendously in a different setting? Maybe. But I honestly doubt it. IMO he's a 3rd round talent.

 

 

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2 minutes ago, SaltAndPepper said:

I really wouldn't just the Air Raid offense. Good kid but also 26 is just a huge turn off for me. (in quarterbacks, not women.)

This is true but the Seahawks just resigned Geno Smith to a big deal at age 32 because he was really good last season.  26 isn’t old if the guy can play

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2 minutes ago, Shocker said:

People are ignoring Hooker but his stats were ridiculous the last 2 seasons.  If he turns into another success story is not impossible 

I wouldn't count him out just yet. Fitterer has mentioned his name on more than one occasion. They've met with him once already and I think they plan to be at TN's pro day where I'm sure they will meet with him again.  I've made a mental note of it.

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1 minute ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Not impossible but I struggle to see it because I remember how pedestrian he looked at VT when he wasn't playing in that Tennessee offense. Did he pull a Hurts and improve tremendously in a different setting? Maybe. But I honestly doubt it. IMO he's a 3rd round talent.

 

 

He is normally a third round talent…I agree.  Everyone needs to realize that this is a weak draft overall.  Hooker is a sleeper.  He was remarkably efficient the last 2 seasons

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11 minutes ago, Shocker said:

People are ignoring Hooker but his stats were ridiculous the last 2 seasons.  That he turns into another success story is not impossible 

Yup and we still can draft a QB next season too. People are so damn desperate for a QB now that three 1st rounders, hell the next decade of 1st rounders, could be on the table.

Musf Hov Muh Rouky Qartarbock!!!!

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1 minute ago, 45catfan said:

Yup and we still can draft a QB next season too. People are so damn desperate for a QB now that three 1st rounders, hell the next decade of 1st rounders, could be on the table.

Musf Hov Muh Rouky Qartarbock!!!!

58 TDs passing vs 5 int in the SEC over 2 years is killing it

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Lamar Jackson in college: 57% completions. Pros? 63.7%

Drew Brees in college: 61.1% completions. Pros? 67.7%. 
 

Dudes having better completion percentages in the NFL compared to college is actually fairly common now. That perception of it being the opposite stopped being accurate like ten years ago. People can stop using Josh Allen as the only example now. Sometimes you have poo teammates in college. And their WR in the NFL make a lot of those catches that get dropped in college. 

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5 minutes ago, Varking said:

Lamar Jackson in college: 57% completions. Pros? 63.7%

Drew Brees in college: 61.1% completions. Pros? 67.7%. 
 

Dudes having better completion percentages in the NFL compared to college is actually fairly common now. That perception of it being the opposite stopped being accurate like ten years ago. People can stop using Josh Allen as the only example now. Sometimes you have poo teammates in college. And their WR in the NFL make a lot of those catches that get dropped in college. 

Man, you are going down with the AR ship.  I commend you for fronting for your boy but the excuses you are making for him are crazy.  Peace brother.

Compare Hooker with AR the last 2 seasons,  tell me who is the more talented QB.  Please explain 

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21 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Not impossible but I struggle to see it because I remember how pedestrian he looked at VT when he wasn't playing in that Tennessee offense. Did he pull a Hurts and improve tremendously in a different setting? Maybe. But I honestly doubt it. IMO he's a 3rd round talent.

 

 

Only because he got hurt. If he didn't get hurt he would be right in the first round QB talks. 

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Just now, Shocker said:

Man, you are going down with the AR ship.  I commend you for fronting for you boy but the excuses you are making for him are crazy.  Peace brother 

I literally advocate for trading up to number 1 for CJ Stroud in every thread. I’m just pointing out the notion that only Josh Allen improved his accuracy from college to the pros is inaccurate. Look at my post history. I’ve been leading the CJ bandwagon since like October. 

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