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Bryce Young Pro Day


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5 minutes ago, Varking said:

Folks who get fooled by Pro Days tend to fall for the Zach Wilson’s of the world. 


People were enamored with Zach because they were so focused on finding the next Mahomes and he did Mahomes like throws.

It was a stupid way to evaluate someone but that’s the jets after all.

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For the ones taking these pro days so seriously. Do you realize there’s no pass rush coming at them during pro days. No reading coverages?  Hell, Johnny Manziel and Zach Wilson lit up their pro days. Any average college QB with a good arm can look good at a pro day. Who cares. It doesn’t matter. 

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7 minutes ago, jayboogieman said:

I think the size concerns are overblown. Stroud is the better pure passer with a stronger arm, but Young does everything else the position requires(calling out protections, reads, scrambling, etc) today better. I prefer Young because he plays the game a little better and never seemed to get rattled by pressure.


Im leaning that way too. I don’t know if he’ll get killed out there (Frank can determine that), but what’s between the ears is more important that what’s below them.

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Just now, Tbe said:


People were enamored with Zach because they were so focused on finding the next Mahomes and he did Mahomes like throws.

It was a stupid way to evaluate someone but that’s the jets after all.

Mahomes' playstyle  is not what you want your rookie QB doing.  Cross body, cross field throws while backpedaling is normally bad news.  He just has a crazy strong arm and can make it work where others have failed.  I don't think Young does as much of that stuff though, it's more evading pressure and extending plays to make the read.  

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Just now, flagfootballcoach28 said:

For the ones take if these pro days so seriously. Do you realize there’s no pass rush coming at them during pro days. No reading coverages?  Hell. Johnny Manziel and Zach Wilson lit up their pro days. Who cares. 

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Just now, flagfootballcoach28 said:

For the ones take if these pro days so seriously. Do you realize there’s no pass rush coming at them during pro days. No reading coverages?  Hell. Johnny Manziel and Zach Wilson lit up their pro days. Who cares. 

 Absolutely no one takes them seriously.

They are just good opportunities to reflect on each player.

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2 minutes ago, flagfootballcoach28 said:

For the ones take if these pro days so seriously. Do you realize there’s no pass rush coming at them during pro days. No reading coverages?  Hell. Johnny Manziel and Zach Wilson lit up their pro days. Who cares. 

Thanks for the insight Mr. Flag Football Coach.  
 

Btw I agree - like some of the beat reporters have noted, the personal interactions at the dinners and casual convos likely offer much more insight than the actual passing drills do

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