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A Stanford student who makes a 40 test score on a Wonderlic test and a NDSU student who makes a 40 test score on a Wonderlic test = the same 40 test score on a Wonderlic test.
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Physically that may be true, RGIII was certainly faster. I don't believe Cosell was discussing his character but feel free to assume that.
He was more physically gifted IMO, but don't think the mental side and the rest of the intangibles come close to measuring up. Maybe Washington was just a horrible fit and he'll have a resurgence in Cleveland. Of the two I'd certainly take Luck over him right now though.
Can you prove any of this, provide links that show that the Texans only spent 15 minutes on these QB's? I would be absolutely shocked if this were the case. I would bet the farm that the Texans have watched more film on every player in this draft than you can imagine. It's getting comical reading your rants about how inadequate the Texans front office is.
Washington was a perfect fit for him under Shannahan until the injuries. It was a poor fit under Gruden.
No, you've me confused with someone else. I did say based on the LSU games I didn't expect a high degree of success for Manziel. I did say Bortles would be better than Bridgewater, maybe that is confusing you. I'm not rushing anywhere, I'm still here PATIENTLY WAITING for the draft. Yes I think Wentz is one of the best QB prospects to come along in several years. I didn't say Osweiller would be a failure, I did say average and ordinary, mediocre. You advocate the use of the Ignore feature, yet, here you are.
My recollection of the popular opinion during that rookie year is that injuries were inevitable given his frame and the way they used him.
It's called a debate. I do know the Texans have a distinct pattern of behavior that they repeat year after year, season after season. Texans history has a way of repeating itself. Bob McNair is a creature of habit.
Your avatar adds to the comedy but not so much to serious conversation.
A couple of links. Manning uses E-P elements, and Gase had incorporated the system into his own by the time he went to the Bears. I'm guessing he learned it from McDaniels and continued it's use as he was promoted and worked with Manning.
He had Hoyer and Mallett on his NE roster, how much more due diligence do you need to do on those two? Based on that it should be harder to get it wrong that get it right. You're basically making a lot of excuses for OB. This says OB is very poor at performing any due diligence. OB spent a couple of years with Hoyer and Mallett and couldn't get it right but never talking to Osweiller and watching a few hours of OS film he can? That sounds like a horse going off at 99-1 if you ask me.
Luck can't do it by himself forever, that's for sure. As a Texan fan, it's tough to feel all that sorry for him though even if he is a local guy. Cleveland seems to have hired a very good coach this time around. Time will tell if the rest of that organization will get out of his way and let him do his job. I really liked watching RG3 play in college. I hope he resurrects his career. I have a feeling he's going to be playing second fiddle to Wentz though.
You don't REALLY think Goff and Lynch are even close to that caliber, do you? They may be the best in the draft, but HOF shoe ins without a single down played in the NFL?
The main point is not if Gase is still using E-P, but instead if Os is versed in it. Manning uses the E-P system...Os backed Manning up for 4 years. It is not a stretch to assume that Os knows the verbiage and will be able to apply it here.
Comity?
Gase ran an E-P offense with Chicago this past season. Clearly there was nothing held over from the Trestman experiment, and Fox is a defensive guy, so he wasn't going to force an offensive scheme on a coordinator. I'd say we've got at least a clue of Gase's preference.
I think Goff can be as good as Peyton Manning but I have probably done more research on Wentz than most so what do I know. (I think you meant Goff instead of Lynch.)
and like a boat load of sheep.
Let me say it this way so that you might understand, if a Stanford student and a NDSU student took the same Wonderlic test and both score 40, the Stanford student didn't score higher because he went to Stanford.
