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Nah, Young is much more talented.Agreed, but their talent level is comparable.
The point is their have been many other great college tiny QB's and none have had great success.
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Nah, Young is much more talented.Agreed, but their talent level is comparable.
The point is their have been many other great college tiny QB's and none have had great success.
So you're saying none of the nfl wrs aren't talented?I think Young's size is a legitimate concern, but it is the only legitimate concern I've heard regarding Young. Manziel had way more red flags other than his off field issues and size. Comparing the two is ludicrous.
If Ryans and Co. believe size is reason enough to pass on Young, I hope they don't take a QB until mid-late rounds. I don't know how Stroud will fair without the high level of talent surrounding him, Levis will need to fix his mechanics and decision making, and Richardson is talented but very raw.
What?So you're saying none of the nfl wrs aren't talented?
Of course your missing the point because you choose too. The point is their have been other tiny short QB's that have torn it up in college and haven't done crap in the NFL. But Young's different. OK if you want to believe that fine. But I wouldn't be willing the future on that. You would, it's very simple.
you are telli g me an apple and a pear are the same because they are both fruits. Ita only simpletons that look at the basics and make a highly subjetive conclusion based on ine data set. Thank God that Nick and DeMeco are smarter than this. Not saying they wont pass on Young but if they do his size wouldnt be the only data point they look at.
Since I am 100% on the DeMeco train, I am onboard either way but lets at least try to have some subjective opinion backed by substance.
I'm saying that no QB this size has ever won a championship and I think it would be foolish to spend 1-2 on a guy like this and hope he's the gonna be the 1st to do this. It really makes me wonder about people.
Is picking Young being smarter knowing this, or is it being dumber? I'm going with dumber.
I think Young's size is a legitimate concern, but it is the only legitimate concern I've heard regarding Young. Manziel had way more red flags other than his off field issues and size. Comparin
If Ryans and Co. believe size is reason enough to pass on Young, I hope they don't take a QB until mid-late rounds. I don't know how Stroud will fair without the high level of talent surrounding him, Levis will need to fix his mechanics and decision making, and Richardson is talented but very raw.
Say it again for people in the backPeople on here act like Stroud is the only player in this draft who played with elite talent around him.
How about Joe Montana 49ers(balloon I thought about it) his size was around there in Young sizes? Speaking from an open QB for any of them imo the team needs many needs on both size. The quandrum is put an excellent QB in a team like that or use a very good QB surrounded by a great team. Besides I think a QB first round pick success can be dismal especially entering a not so good team. BUt with 12 picks the good QB ones in first 3 rounds. I'm sure if you beef up the O and D positions surrounding any QB then that present QB will improve then you have a very good winning team. Regardless my prediction is the Texans will draft a QB.Flutie was pretty good in college (for that time period) but I don't think he compares with Bryce Young in term of raw talents.
Patrick Mahomas had top level talent when he was at Texas Tech. I didn’t here anyone using that excuse not to draft him. LolEvery qb needs a high level of talent to suceed in the nfl, especially young qbs. Did anyone have the same questions about Burrough when he had an all star cast at LSU? I mean Jalen Hurts is having an awesome season this year, but how did he look minus Brown and Smith? Kelce and Hill were probowlers before Mahomes got there, but his talent took them up another level. Stroud is no different, but through team evals, they need to know if he can be someone who can carry an offense even when everything isn't perfect. That's true about any qb really.
Yes. He was a "one year wonder" who was on a team with elite talent. He worked out. Good for him and the Bengals.Did anyone have the same questions about Burrough when he had an all star cast at LSU?
Therein lies the question. Is he a pretty good QB who benefited from being surrounded by elite talent or a great QB who elevates the talent around him?Stroud is no different, but through team evals, they need to know if he can be someone who can carry an offense even when everything isn't perfect. That's true about any qb really.
Exactly the point I have been making.Yes. He was a "one year wonder" who was on a team with elite talent. He worked out. Good for him and the Bengals.
Therein lies the question. Is he a pretty good QB who benefited from being surrounded by elite talent or a great QB who elevates the talent around him?
How about Joe Montana 49ers(balloon I thought about it) his size was around there in Young sizes? Speaking from an open QB for any of them imo the team needs many needs on both size. The quandrum is put an excellent QB in a team like that or use a very good QB surrounded by a great team. Besides I think a QB first round pick success can be dismal especially entering a not so good team. BUt with 12 picks the good QB ones in first 3 rounds. I'm sure if you beef up the O and D positions surrounding any QB then that present QB will improve then you have a very good winning team. Regardless my prediction is the Texans will draft a QB.
I keep asking you where your franchise QB is going to come from and you never had a good answer.I'm saying that no QB this size has ever won a championship and I think it would be foolish to spend 1-2 on a guy like this and hope he's the gonna be the 1st to do this. It really makes me wonder about people.
Is picking Young being smarter knowing this, or is it being dumber? I'm going with dumber.
Any QB this size that was as highly regarded as Young?I'm saying that no QB this size has ever won a championship and I think it would be foolish to spend 1-2 on a guy like this and hope he's the gonna be the 1st to do this. It really makes me wonder about people.
Is picking Young being smarter knowing this, or is it being dumber? I'm going with dumber.
Don’t worry, Colts are trading ahead of Texans to draft him and Bears will reap benefit.
Great question and that's why the draft is the draft. Nobody knows. I remember seeing Jerry Rice in college and they couldn't decipher if it was him or James Satelite Totum. Turns out, it was Rice who was the dude. Enough that Walsh traded up to get him from an hbcu.Yes. He was a "one year wonder" who was on a team with elite talent. He worked out. Good for him and the Bengals.
Therein lies the question. Is he a pretty good QB who benefited from being surrounded by elite talent or a great QB who elevates the talent around him?
The only person who thought that highly of Manziel was Skip Bayless. Young has great mechanics, NFL-ready anticipation, is good about going through his progressions, great pocket awareness, and is strong under pressure. Manziel was good about dodging defenders and winging it to Mike Evans.
I was listening to some sports YT show that mentioned so I passed it on. Thanks for clearing it up. I did leave it as question mark just asking. It was intended that size is only small part of the post.I'm not sure I totally understand what you're saying but...
Any measurement for a player before the combine has to be viewed with suspicion, but Montana's height is generally given as 6' 2" 200lbs. If Young were 6' 2", there would be no debate.
I don't see a reason for comparison for Young and Montana.
Montana was drafted in the 3rd round. He wasn't considered all that talented a guy (although after watching him eviscerate the Coogs in a bowl game, I would have drafted him a lot earlier). He started one game his rookie season and a few games his second season before blossoming the third season but QBs were expected to take longer to be developed back then. Young is going to be expected to come in and excel or at least show a TON of promise his first two seasons.
At this point, I'm staying out of this debate in general until I see some actual measurements. But I'm kinda in the SteelB camp when it comes to height. There are a range of heights for successful QBs and if there's a prospect who is outside that range (either too tall or too short), I'm going to be skeptical about that guy's ability to take us to the promised land.
You see what you want to seeToday, Young might be rated 1st of the QBs. By the time the combine he is going to be 3 perhaps 4. With arm talent and physical abilities and size it will be
1- Levis, athleticism from another planet. Arm strength is crazy, speed, reading Ds... Kid is going to light up the combine.
2-3 (depends) Richardson, similar to Levis but due to not putting it all together this past season he could end up 3rd.
2-3 (depends how good OR bad Richardson looks)Stroud, he will be near Levis for the most part. The only problem is if Richardson actually shows up and goes through everything amazingly.
3-4- Young, he will do well on short pass drills. His lack of arm strength, true athleticism compared to the 3 above and height, weight and arm strength will lower his stock.
I think if a team isn't either in dire need or takes a flyer out of pure "must have" as we see every year over someone, that a D player is going 1st overall, and 2nd IF we keep our 2nd pick could very well be DL. If not DL, I see Stroud as our pick. Again if I am wrong I will admit that.
Young has ample arm. He can throw it 55 yards - how much more does a QB need to be effective?You see what you want to see
He had to last season. The season before that when he had weapons, he didn’t do it as much.I wouldn’t mind Young but he seems to play off script too much for my liking. I prefer Stroud but at this point I rather see anyone but Mills next season.
I see. I really didn’t look at last years, but I think I would be fine with whoever the new OC wants to go with.He had to last season. The season before that when he had weapons, he didn’t do it as much.
Just shows he diversified.
The quarterbacks in the super bowl goes off script more than most quarterbacks in the NFL.
Yes. He was a "one year wonder" who was on a team with elite talent. He worked out. Good for him and the Bengals.
Therein lies the question. Is he a pretty good QB who benefited from being surrounded by elite talent or a great QB who elevates the talent around him?
I keep asking you where your franchise QB is going to come from and you never had a good answer.
The Texans won't be able to draft the two guys you want next year.
There will be teams tanking next year, none of them named Texans.
Oh so now you increase the number of QBs that you like in 2024.There are 3 or 4 guys I like better than any QB in this draft. You think the Texans are going to be good enough that they wont be able to draft any of them? How many wins do you see the Texans getting next yr?
If a QB can't throw the ball 70 yards from his knees, can you even call him a quarterback?Young has ample arm. He can throw it 55 yards - how much more does a QB need to be effective?
Right! How long would our Oline hold up to allow a receiver to get that far downfield?If a QB can't throw the ball 70 yards from his knees, can you even call him a quarterback?
God help me, I'm going to trust the process this year. If they decide to pass on a QB in the early rounds because they don't think they're worth it, so be it. With the right free agents and draft picks, I can see them getting 6-8 wins next season.There are 3 or 4 guys I like better than any QB in this draft. You think the Texans are going to be good enough that they wont be able to draft any of them? How many wins do you see the Texans getting next yr?
I can too.Draft Young at 1.2
Bijon at 1.12
I can get behind that
Bison won't be there at 12Draft Young at 1.2
Bijon at 1.12
I can get behind that
Agree that Young is a way better prospect than Manziel, who basically was able to wing plays in the backfield and heave it deep to a HOF caliber player. Young is much more refined, throws with good anticipation, has all those intangibles Manziel lacks. And he seems to have a good head on his shoulders and is driven.
Now, the big question for me is whether he's a better prospect than Murray. Murray has a stronger arm, and because he was always build more sturdy had much better RPO potential to make big plays on the ground. Was fairly accurate as well... So my biggest concern with Young is not that he's Manziel, it's that he becomes a similar 'mid' QB like Murray and that's a place we definitely don't want to be. Along with the inherent injury risk that will always be there.
In my mind, Bryce Young has the highest floor of any QB in this draft. I just don't know about the upside, and about the Texans getting trapped with a 'mid' high lottery draft choice that will be hard to move away from. Translatibility of Young's college game to the NFL is a big question.
There are 3 or 4 guys I like better than any QB in this draft. You think the Texans are going to be good enough that they wont be able to draft any of them? How many wins do you see the Texans getting next yr?
Who do you have as better? I’ve got Carter and Anderson as basically 1a and 1b. Who’s the 3rd and 4th?
As of right now the 2024 QB class that I like better consists of
Williams
Maye
McCarthy
Nix
Penix
Sleeper Ewers.
We should draft Hooker this year and Penix next year.A QB named Penix. There's a lot of joke material there....
I used to know a guy whose name was Aenis.A QB named Penix. There's a lot of joke material there....
A QB named Penix. There's a lot of joke material there....
We should draft Hooker this year and Penix next year.![]()
Since Cal and Caserio would be relegated to fetching Ryans coffee in the War Room…..my guess is Ryans would prioritize defense before making moves on offense. He could be quite fine on having Jimmy G signed to add a veteran to his QB room and compete with Mills. Remember, Caserio and Cal’s job, strictly to make sure Ryans coffee is hot…..other than that, they’re both to be seen but not heard.
I believe that’s how some have alluded to Caserio’s position with the team.