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NFC Scout on Gabbert

unicar15

By unicar15,
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Wes Bunting from National football post on Blaine Gabbert:

Why all the Blaine Gabbert hype?...

Is limited to reading more of just one side of the field, isn’t a guy who routinely is able to scan his way across the entire field and find his secondary options. Has a tendency to drop his eye level far too quickly if there is nothing on with his initial read and will flush himself easily from the pocket backward and toward the opposite side, instead of remaining balanced and stepping up into the pocket, which really takes away from his throwing options.

Sounds like Clausen v.2 to me

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Highlandfire Newbie

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Gabbert isn't the guy. Spread offense and he can only put up 16 TD's, that is pathetic. 24 the year before, again not impressive in a spread offense at all. Two games this year he had a completion rating in the 40's. The guy stunk in his bowl game.

This guy is not worth #1 and we would be reaching badly if we took him.

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I just don't see how these scouts can come to the conclusion that he's ready to compete in the pros. He looked pretty damn average the couple of games of his that I saw.

And a good quarterback makes his receivers look better than they are, so don't feed me the "but he didn't have anyone to throw to" garbage.

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Darth Urious Newbie

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1st, not happening/open in nfl

2nd, not happening/open in nfl, horrid placement

3rd, not happening/open in nfl

4th, clausen-esque, excellent play by WR

5th, overthrown

6th, not happening/open in nfl

7th, not happening/open in nfl

8th, same result or worse in nfl

9th, poor throw/forced

10th, typical Panthers route, likely to fail

11th, poor pass

12th, not happening/open in nfl

13th, YAC

14th, not likely in nfl

15th, same result or worse in nfl

16th, bad throw

17th, prayer, not happening/open in nfl

Average pro QB at best... Tony Pike is better than him...

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