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Can Jimmy Clausen read a defense?


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Don't worry, in the upcoming weeks you will soon hear the same about Bridgewater.

Next year it will be Winston and Hundley who "a times struggles to decipher complex defenses" and "need to prove they can command a huddle" and "not rely too much on athletic abilities" and "prove they are gym rats."

lol I heard on ESPN Manizel was the "the hardest working QB in college football this season" and "have no doubts he is worthy of the number one overall pick." And no it was not Bayless who said this.

Manziel is a beast...he should be #1, I think. I'd much rather have him as my teams QB than Bridgewater or fuging Blaine Gabbert 2.0 Blake Bortles.
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Manziel is a beast...he should be #1, I think. I'd much rather have him as my teams QB than Bridgewater or fuging Blaine Gabbert 2.0 Blake Bortles.

 

Love Manziel the personality

 

Hate Manziel the player

 

He is garbage, will run around like a chicken with his head cut off until he gets decleated and decapitated by an NFL defender.

 

Much rather have Bridgewater, Jimmy G, Matthews, or hell even Bortles

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Don't worry, in the upcoming weeks you will soon hear the same about Bridgewater.

 

Next year it will be Winston and Hundley who "a times struggles to decipher complex defenses"  and "need to prove they can command a huddle" and "not rely too much on athletic abilities" and "prove they are gym rats."

 

lol I heard on ESPN Manizel was the "the hardest working QB in college football this season" and "have no doubts he is worthy of the number one overall pick." And no it was not Bayless who said this.

 

ESPN is a hype machine, they did the same thing with The Golden Calf of Bristol. Heck I think Clausen got some of that treatment too.

 

Whatever sells...

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After the Arizona game (and anytime Cam struggles) the pundits take to twitter about how his struggles are due to his "lack of understanding" or similar verbiage. Even a guy like RG3, who was hailed as not only super athletic, but a smart guy coming out of college had people question his intellect after ever bad play. However, I don't think there was a single inquiry into rather of not Pickles sucked because he just simply had no idea what was going on out there. Yeah, he has a noodle arm, and yeah, he was scurred, but did he ever go through his progressions? Did he ever audible to a better play? Did he ever look off a defender? Did anybody ever ask any of these questions?

 

i understand what you are talking about.. no one questions Matt Cassel or Stafford or Bradford about their ability to read defenses.. but RG3 or Kaep or Cam get that all the time.. Bridgewater is already getting it in the draft

 

if you hear it mentioned- it is just as if the speaker raising their hand and blurting "dont listen to me. i have no credibility"

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The fact that only one person gets it speaks volumes about the Education system.

No I got it perfectly well, as I stated earlier no one cared about Jimmy Clausen because he sucked! and because of that no one cares about his ability to do anything! quit acting like you're the only one that can read, you're trying hard to make a point that isn't there. 

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First candidate for dumbest post of the year.

 

After the Arizona game (and anytime Cam struggles) the pundits take to twitter about how his struggles are due to his "lack of understanding" or similar verbiage. Even a guy like RG3, who was hailed as not only super athletic, but a smart guy coming out of college had people question his intellect after ever bad play. However, I don't think there was a single inquiry into rather of not Pickles sucked because he just simply had no idea what was going on out there. Yeah, he has a noodle arm, and yeah, he was scurred, but did he ever go through his progressions? Did he ever audible to a better play? Did he ever look off a defender? Did anybody ever ask any of these questions?

 

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