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Gerry Green

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11 minutes ago, top dawg said:

I've looked at several analyses, and Young is a better tight window thrower than CJ is a scrambler, inside or outside the pocket. C.J. is the best pure thrower in the draft, and that is his claim to fame. It's no small thing, but he's closer to just an average guy pertaining to pocket awareness and the ability to extend plays. Bryce does not have an issue with throwing from the pocket or throwing into tight windows. That's not a weakness of his in the slightest.  I don't see why anyone that's actually been researching these guys would have a problem with admitting these things.

Not in the slightest? That’s where his LSU , UGA and Texas tape come into play. 

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Fitterer said Matt Corral looked like a different man, very positive, upbeat. Said he looks like a good 6'2" 220lbs now.

That's sounds like a bigger lion to me? Stronger? Better than his college self, NFL facilities, weights, film room, one year ahead?! plus andy dalton.

We can draft AR and take that great S2 recognition score and that big arm and big body and 4.4 speed and continue to roll in the way of the Panther.

BY obviously would be the runt of the pack and therefore may be dinner. I smell chicken!

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4 minutes ago, rippadonn said:

Fitterer said Matt Corral looked like a different man, very positive, upbeat. Said he looks like a good 6'2" 220lbs now.

That's sounds like a bigger lion to me? Stronger? Better than his college self, NFL facilities, weights, film room, one year ahead?! plus andy dalton.

We can draft AR and take that great S2 recognition score and that big arm and big body and 4.4 speed and continue to roll in the way of the Panther.

BY obviously would be the runt of the pack and therefore may be dinner. I smell chicken!

Trying to get a team to send them a 6th for him that’s all 

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2 hours ago, Eric4280 said:

Sure thing bud. Removing qb or keeping them on their teams? I’d absolutely take Tenn and Texas roster over Bamas, sans qb. Including Georgia - that’s 3 ROSTERS MINUS QB that we can argue. What would happen if you threw Young onto the preschool for qb that is OSU?

I’ll be honest Eric, I have no idea why me saying I didn’t think Young was surrounded by scrubs is such a trigger for you. I also have no idea why you keep bringing in Ohio State as I literally said Strouds offense was better than Young’s. 

But it is ok to disagree. I don’t think Young was surrounded by scrubs, but you don’t agree, and that’s cool.

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6 minutes ago, Martin said:

I’ll be honest Eric, I have no idea why me saying I didn’t think Young was surrounded by scrubs is such a trigger for you. I also have no idea why you keep bringing in Ohio State as I literally said Strouds offense was better than Young’s. 

But it is ok to disagree. I don’t think Young was surrounded by scrubs, but you don’t agree, and that’s cool.

I mean nothing against anyone personally but yeah it is ok to disagree - that’s the beauty of sports. I objectively hold each player to the same standard and compare circumstance etc. Agree to disagree and that’s not a bad thing!

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