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Not being able to see leads to more pressure IMO. It also takes it from a confidence hit to confidence destroyed. If he could see then he could get rid of it quicker. After the Atlanta opener his confidence was eviscerated with those 2 ints where it was absolutely him throwing blindly and realizing it wasn't going to work at this level leaving him with a much smaller field he could work with the rest of the year. -
It's not about the prospect looking perfect at that level but if they have what it takes to grow into a quality professional. Mahhomes was not a lock and went 10th. Spend a pick and do it again until you hit. That level doesn't matter in the NFL. It just matters if you can coach the prospect up to the NFL level because none of them are locks.
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The Bears wanted too much for them to move up one spot. That’s why they were trying to do the three way trade. There is always a limit as to how much teams want or prefer one player. As Ryans said both players were still closely enough ranked so they didn’t think it was worth it to move up. People are just using hindsight to dismiss all the pretty obvious signs already mentioned. Like I said it doesn’t matter or affect us in anyway but they lucked into Stroud a little.
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