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Albert Breer: Bryce Young scored 98 on his S2 teat


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13 minutes ago, Tr3ach said:

Ok first off its most likely not going to help taking it multiple times.  Second off lets compare it to practicing for the 40 yard dash for example.   First off there is a physical genetic limitation to how fast you can run regardless of how much you train for it.  Second, if you run a 4.25 at the nfl combine and you practiced for the 40 since high school, guess what?  You're still fast.  Thats all that really matters.

It’s not like practicing the 40 though. It’s mental, not physical. It would help taking it multiple times. The more comfortable and familiar you are with something like that, the quicker you can react.  Anyone who’s played duck hunt, the first time you play you’re not going to score nearly as well as the tenth or twentieth. 

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2 hours ago, thennek said:

If this test is so important to determine QB success, why was Fields not picked earlier and why has his career been “less than stellar’? 
 

Because some FOs and coaches are susceptible to media-driven hype  Because he was saddled with bad coaching that was not trying to play to his strengths, had to deal with more than one OC, had a terrible O-line as far as pass protection, and didn't have any great weapons. 

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2 hours ago, Luciu5 said:

This is a good example but a bad example at the same time. If you run the 40 yard dash daily, you will get faster at it to a point. Better technique will get you faster. Better body conditioning will get you faster. There are things you can do to improve at it. I'm not sure how one would improve at the S2 specifically. 

Practicing the test helps you understand it better.  Decreases anxiety because it helps you understand what to expect.  you improve your mental technique. 
If I practiced the 40, worked on my technique and got in peak condition, could I run a 4.4? 

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32 minutes ago, TheSpecialJuan said:

 

And what would that be?  Aren't reporters suppose to share the data and information with readers?  Instead you tell us that you have gathered info and we need to trust your sense of logic.   Good stuff.

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18 minutes ago, ncfan said:

You could really say that about any of these prospects though

It applies moreso to him. He was my favorite going into last year when all of you were arguing over Howell and and the Pickets of the draft. He is a year ahead of the rest of the class in development.  He played more games and studied more tape than the rest of the class. He's practiced the S2 since HS so he gets no bump for that. 

I've come to see that those things alone will not make him successful in the nfl. He has limitations that set him back to the point that he's not the best choice in this class.  He needs the least development, sure but he's near his ceiling in mental aspects of the game.

He's just not a safe or sure pick to make it in the nfl. That put him on equal footing with the rest of the class when to take everything into consideration. 

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Edited to add that I also that he's afraid of competing at anything he thinks will make him look bad.
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