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Thick smoke: CJ Stroud red flags coming out - "not an easy guy to coach," "CJ Stroud...giving the Carolina Panthers pause"


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3 hours ago, Varking said:

This reminds me of the Justin Fields isn’t a hard worker. He’s not a first in last out kind of guy. 
 

Was stupid before the draft and proven demonstrably false since he arrived in Chicago. 
 

This is a very obvious BS “report”.

Well he did just lead his side to the worst record in football until he proves otherwise it seems he was the worst QB from that top tier in the class 

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1 minute ago, Aussie Tank said:

Well he did just lead his side to the worst record in football until he proves otherwise it seems he was the worst QB from that top tier in the class 

You are alleging Fields has character, work ethic or coachability issues ? Based on?

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4 hours ago, WUnderhill said:

Wow this is really affecting some of you huh.

https://247sports.com/Article/Colorado-football-Deion-Sanders-comments-about-recruiting-positions-based-on-parent-dynamics-revisited-205215960/Amp/

Literally said I wondered about something based on Deion Sanders comments and didn’t have the answers. Get over yourselves.

Here's some free life advice - don't listen to anything that comes out of that slimeball's mouth.

You'll be better for it. Deion only cares about Deion.

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Wow - where is all this Stroud hate coming from suddenly. I really hope the Panthers ignore the media noise and not overthink this decision.  It needs to be Stroud.  You've risked too much to get this pick wrong.  His floor is an NFL starting QB, his ceiling is a top 10 QB.  

 

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The big difference in why I believe we favor Bryce over CJ is that we saw Bryce's ability to elevate his team with a lesser supporting cast this year at Bama. We've also seen Bryce's ability to show up in big games and in the clutch find a way to win. With CJ we just haven't had the opportunity to see that skillset with how loaded Ohio states roster is. 

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2 minutes ago, CmC2k said:

The big difference in why I believe we favor Bryce over CJ is that we saw Bryce's ability to elevate his team with a lesser supporting cast this year at Bama. We've also seen Bryce's ability to show up in big games and in the clutch find a way to win. With CJ we just haven't had the opportunity to see that skillset with how loaded Ohio states roster is. 

To me that’s his biggest red flag. The pressure issues got better as the season progressed, but he has always had elite talent around him. It’s a question mark on how he can handle playing with lesser talent around him. He is still my preference, but I totally get it. 

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2 minutes ago, ForJimmy said:

To me that’s his biggest red flag. The pressure issues got better as the season progressed, but he has always had elite talent around him. It’s a question mark on how he can handle playing with lesser talent around him. He is still my preference, but I totally get it. 

So many games in the NFL are decided by one possession or come down to one play and Bryce seems to have that magic that'll show up in those big moments. That is what separates and makes Bryce the favorite in my book. CJ could very well have that ability too but with Bryce, we've seen it where with CJ we just haven't.  

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1 minute ago, CmC2k said:

So many games in the NFL are decided by one possession or come down to one play and Bryce seems to have that magic that'll show up in those big moments. That is what separates and makes Bryce the favorite in my book. CJ could very well have that ability too but with Bryce, we've seen it where with CJ we just haven't.  

Oh I get it. There is a lot to like about Young. I just think your playbook is a little more limited as in less passing playing under center (if any) strictly due to his height. Anything he can control he excels at. It’s also a game of inches and I’m not sure Stroud’s accuracy is coachable. It’s off the charts and I say this while recognizing Young is very accurate as well. It’s why either one and I’m happy. 

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