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Or Stroud could be rookie of year and 5 year probowler..So the Texans just got their schlong caught in a ringer. The Texans will draft CJ Stroud and will be locked in another 5 years of misery.
We just don't know.
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Or Stroud could be rookie of year and 5 year probowler..So the Texans just got their schlong caught in a ringer. The Texans will draft CJ Stroud and will be locked in another 5 years of misery.
C'mon man, really? The boardYes he did and it was posted here. Search it here if you want proof.
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Just an observation from my short time on here, I don’t think I’ve seen anyone (besides you now I guess) say they don’t know. Somehow random fans on a forum all seem to be very sure about what is happening internally in the org, who has made what decisions, and what coaches want and don’t want. All without any actual insightOr Stroud could be rookie of year and 5 year probowler..
We just don't know.
I’m not counting on it. Panics under pressure, weak arm and happy feet. Has a great OL and the best WR corp in college.Or Stroud could be rookie of year and 5 year probowler..
We just don't know.
No mention of panicing under pressure, weak arm and happy feet.
I like Levis if we're going to choose a QB, but Stroud is very highly regarded by the professionals who have put together Scouting reports on him, so I'd be good with him as well.
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C.J. Stroud, QB, Ohio State | NFL Draft Scouting Report
Did the Houston Texans get their franchise quarterback in Ohio State product C.J. Stroud? Here's all the information his NFL Draft scouting report can offer.www.profootballnetwork.com
What he needs to improve: We just talked about how good Stroud is when kept clean in the pocket (71.7% completion rate, 35 touchdowns, 93.4 PFF grade). Well, he is basically the polar opposite under pressure (41.3% completion rate, six touchdowns, 42.0 PFF grade).
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2023 NFL Draft Profile: C.J. Stroud, Ohio State
Breaking down Ohio State QB C.J. Stroud's skill set and projecting his value in the 2023 NFL Draft.www.pff.com
Are you arguing what you thought they needed or what they thought they needed?Cooks was your slot. They needed speed on the outside and a playmaker, imo.
Here is a professional opinion by someone who has watched every play of every game Stroud has played:No mention of panicing under pressure, weak arm and happy feet.
I like Levis if we're going to choose a QB, but Stroud is very highly regarded by the professionals who have put together Scouting reports on him, so I'd be good with him as well.
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C.J. Stroud, QB, Ohio State | NFL Draft Scouting Report
Did the Houston Texans get their franchise quarterback in Ohio State product C.J. Stroud? Here's all the information his NFL Draft scouting report can offer.www.profootballnetwork.com
Neither analyst made that assertion. And I think the RS freshman video you posted the other day on contradicted their take on Stroud's ability to move in the pocket. Regarding their take on Stroud's arm strength, meh. It's certainly as good or better than Goff's or Hurts. And they're having NFL success.Here is a professional opinion by someone who has watched every play of every game Stroud has played:
Goff if a perfect comparison for where Stroud's NFL ceiling will be.Neither analyst made that assertion. And I think the RS freshman video you posted the other day on contradicted their take on Stroud's ability to move in the pocket. Regarding their take on Stroud's arm strength, meh. It's certainly as good or better than Goff's or Hurts. And they're having NFL success.
Arm strength is certainly a red flag. More important is how poorly he has performed under pressure. You do see evidence of happy feet when he is pressured. You don't see a lot of it because he is playing behind an All-American, All-Big Ten OL.Neither analyst made that assertion. And I think the RS freshman video you posted the other day on contradicted their take on Stroud's ability to move in the pocket. Regarding their take on Stroud's arm strength, meh. It's certainly as good or better than Goff's or Hurts. And they're having NFL success.
I didn't see that on video. And I don't trust these internet scouts 100%, either. Who in their right mind would watch Will Levis and Anthony Richardson, and think they are on the same level as CJ Stroud. One guy can make all the throws, the other guys couldn't even run their college offenses. Ridiculous.Arm strength is certainly a red flag. More important is how poorly he has performed under pressure. You do see evidence of happy feet when he is pressured. You don't see a lot of it because he is playing behind an All-American, All-Big Ten OL.
And with that great offensive line and that wide receiver corps, he was expected to go to the championship. With a improved Texans line and improved receiver group, we would not expect him to go to the Super Bowl just Improve.I’m not counting on it. Panics under pressure, weak arm and happy feet. Has a great OL and the best WR corp in college.
Goff if a perfect comparison for where Stroud's NFL ceiling will be.
Could make all of the throws is somewhat true, I don't think Stroud is exceptional on deep sideline throws from the far hash. Although he can somewhat do it. It's hard to say about his deep throwing accuracy because his guys were usually wide open on those types of throws.I didn't see that on video. And I don't trust these internet scouts 100%, either. Who in their right mind would watch Will Levis and Anthony Richardson, and think they are on the same level as CJ Stroud. One guy can make all the throws, the other guys couldn't even run their college offenses. Ridiculous.
College players need to get better in the NFL. We all understand that. I am more concerned with can weaknesses be corrected by good coaching?I've only watched him in one full game, the Peach Bowl, and he was outstanding in that game, both in a clean pocket and under pressure.
Having said that:
Stroud is QB2 in this draft for me. And that means I would be good if he's the best available.He's Goff IMHO, you ok with picking Goff at 1-2 knowing who Stroud's agent is?
It’s a waste of time and you know it.Hey, TB instead of giving me an unlike, tell me what you think Stroud's ceiling is? I happen to think Goff was a top 15 QB this year.
What is the difference between Stroud and Goff? Both are very accurate and have good not great arms. They're both mobile but it's certainly not their strong suit. They both don't perform well when under pressure etc....
Stroud is going to be under pressure a lot more in the NFL than he is at Ohio State.And with that great offensive line and that wide receiver corps, he was expected to go to the championship. With a improved Texans line and improved receiver group, we would not expect him to go to the Super Bowl just Improve.
No one needs to go to extreme either way; simply consider ALL info.
Well of course and that is stating the obvious! That can be said of every single player coming out in the draft.Stroud is going to be under pressure a lot more in the NFL than he is at Ohio State.
Well if his college QB rating drops precipitously to a level that is lower than most when he is pressured, expect worse when he gets to the NFL.Well of course and that is stating the obvious! That can be said of every single player coming out in the draft.
Expect the worst but hope for better. If we have a good quarterback coach, It is just as possible that he will be better. I am not I must say pushing for Stroud to be our quarterback.Well if his college QB rating drops precipitously to a level that is lower than most when he is pressured, expect worse when he gets to the NFL.
The ROI from drafting Stroud will be similar to the ROI from drafting Davis Mills.Expect the worst but hope for better. If we have a good quarterback coach, It is just as possible that he will be better. I am not I must say pushing for Stroud to be our quarterback.
Settling for mediocrity is what you're doing.Stroud is QB2 in this draft for me. And that means I would be good if he's the best available.
There is very little difference in mobility/arm strength/accuracy between the 2. Goff is actually quite accurate and has avg arm strength, as well as being on par with Stroud in mobility.It’s a waste of time and you know it.
I'm hoping for much more out of pick 1-2 than expect the worst and hope for better. This attitude is why I hope the pick is Carter or Young.Expect the worst but hope for better. If we have a good quarterback coach, It is just as possible that he will be better. I am not I must say pushing for Stroud to be our quarterback.
Difference is Mills wasn't drafted at 1-2.The ROI from drafting Stroud will be similar to the ROI from drafting Davis Mills.
So who do you want?The ROI from drafting Stroud will be similar to the ROI from drafting Davis Mills.
Really? If they both bust they have the same ROI. So if Stroud is a disappointment he would be a BUST. If you want to call Mills a flop and a wasted draft pick, I'm OK with that but you would still get the same ROI for both, zero.Difference is Mills wasn't drafted at 1-2.
So I am on record saying I want Young, sit him on the bench for a year and hope you can get Williams or Maye next year. New coach could pull a Jimmy Johnso and go 1 -16. Then trade Young for (2) 1s. Not sure you could get that for Stroud. Therefore with 1.2 I would go Anderson if Young is not there.So who do you want?
Really? If they both bust they have the same ROI. So if Stroud is a disappointment he would be a BUST. If you want to call Mills a flop and a wasted draft pick, I'm OK with that but you would still get the same ROI for both, zero.
There's a big difference between 1-2 busting and 3-65 busting.Really? If they both bust they have the same ROI. So if Stroud is a disappointment he would be a BUST. If you want to call Mills a flop and a wasted draft pick, I'm OK with that but you would still get the same ROI for both, zero.
Someone would have moved up to 1.1 last year and taken Stroud, had he been eligible.Settling for mediocrity is what you're doing.
You've fallen in love with Stroud.Someone would have moved up to 1.1 last year and taken Stroud, had he been eligible.
Every bit of analysis on Stroud right now is from internet scouts. Think about that for just a little bit.
Bryce is still my guy.You've fallen in love with Stroud.
Goff went 1-1 and last year was a bad QB class so I guess it's plausible that Stroud would have gone 1-1 last year.Someone would have moved up to 1.1 last year and taken Stroud, had he been eligible.
Every bit of analysis on Stroud right now is from internet scouts. Think about that for just a little bit.
There's no doubt a QB hungry team woul have moved up to 1.1. last year. Maybe even the Lions.Goff went 1-1 and last year was a bad QB class so I guess it's plausible that Stroud would have gone 1-1 last year.
Have any of the internet scouts compared him to Goff?
The analysis by Josh McCown were solid. I guess the fact he posted on the internet makes him an "internet scout"; but a "professional" internet scout.Someone would have moved up to 1.1 last year and taken Stroud, had he been eligible.
Every bit of analysis on Stroud right now is from internet scouts. Think about that for just a little bit.
Goff went 1-1 and last year was a bad QB class so I guess it's plausible that Stroud would have gone 1-1 last year.
Have any of the internet scouts compared him to Goff?
All the more reason why you draft Young or Stroud and sit them for a year and if you can draft Williams or Maye, you trade Young or Stroud for more value than their 2023 draft value.Someone would have moved up to 1.1 last year and taken Stroud, had he been eligible.
Every bit of analysis on Stroud right now is from internet scouts. Think about that for just a little bit.
That "professional organization" had Malik Willis going #6 in their last 2022 mock draft. All 32 teams must have been laughing their arse off when they read that.So if internet scouts from a professional organization, owned by a former player, watch every play from every game, and every team in the NFL subscribes to their services, what does that say about your analysis? I've thought about that.
Clearly, he's more knowledgeable than your average internet scout.The analysis by Josh McCown were solid. I guess the fact he posted on the internet makes him an "internet scout"; but a "professional" internet scout.
We will know how much power Caserio has when the next HC is hired.I've seen a lot of opinions here about why nick is still on board and maybe some of them are right ,but I haven't seen anyone suggest this...
Is NC a lame duck destined to be let go after the draft like Casserly? We retain all draft inclinations/preferences by waiting to fire him after the draft. Just a thought.
Goff if a perfect comparison for where Stroud's NFL ceiling will be.
Maybe - but that alone does not determine his success potential or his ceiling.
Goff has a good team around him and a great OC.Maybe - but that alone does not determine his success potential or his ceiling.
That also comes down to coaching and the quality of the team around him.
Are you saying similar to Goff, Stroud will go to as many Super Bowls as Garopollo?Goff if a perfect comparison for where Stroud's NFL ceiling will be.