DreReed83

wow

Uh huh right. Accuracy is impossible to improve. Gotcha I thought u hated being a Bills fan. Go cheer for the Steelers.

Then go cheer for the Steelers.

This guy returns kicks. So I can totally see the Bills drafting him.

Yea. Would love to have another statue back there. I'm not "high" on Mallett Did you see him throw those 10 yd out passes? I can undersetand being a bit high or a bit wide. but GEEZ. He was throwing like 10 feet over the receivers heads !! And as we all know "accuracy can never EVER EVER be improved."

I REALLY HOPE WE GET THE OPPORTUNITY TO DRAFT LUCK

Hopefully he'll be there to watch Fairley and not what's his name.

And maybe we can take Blaine Gabbert in the 5th and AJ Green in the 6th.

I never accused you of saying that. Did I? I said that to make a point. Stop putting words in my mouth please. Just getting pathetic guys. Really.

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What about him?

I wish her the best of luck and hope she pulls through.

Did I say he'd fail because of his small hands? I said it's something minor to consider. Stop putting words in my mouth to prove a point. That's just lame.

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Really? 2 seasons? Let's try concentrating more on winning at least 2 divisional games a season before we even think about talking playoffs.

A MAN FOR HIS SIZE. If you think he's gonna succeed at the NFL level running around like he did in college, you're mistaken. I don't know if you noticed but defenses are a TAD faster at the next level. They're better at stripping the ball. He got away with whatever he wanted but he's not going to get away with it at the next level. He's gonna think he can do all that stuff, but I guarantee you he'll be a turnover machine. Especially a guy with his run first mentality ball security will be even a bigger issue. I'm not saying he can't grip a football did I? If you've read my posts, I've already covered EVERY SINGLE REASON why he won't succeed at the next level. And his hand size is a minor reason why he'll struggle. Feel like I'm talking to a bunch of preschoolers.

There's absolutely nothing wrong with drafting a QB who runs a spread offense at the college level. As long as he makes the right reads and knows what he's doing. Sam Bradford is doing fine and believe it or not but Drew Brees ran A LOT of spread formations at Purdue. If you've ever watched a Bills game, you'd notice we run a lot of shotgun, spread formations, as do the Patriots and the Saints. Lots of teams are running more and more spread formations so I don't understand what your beef is. On the other hand if you're in a spread OPTION offense, there is cause for concern. That's a whole different story (::cough cough:: Newton and Kaepernick ::cough cough:

AGAIN...For those who have a difficulty understanding what I'm saying. FOR A MAN OF HIS SIZE. For someone who is 6'5" his hands are on the small side. Compared to Gabbert, Mallett, Stanzi, Ponder who are 10" and over. Especially for someone that runs around like that, I'd be weary of his ball security. Wait for it......

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Is this you?

High football IQ and the ability to read defenses? Kind of important.

Let me ask you. What did Tom Brady do at Michigan? Did Drew Brees do anything at Purdue? Did Aaron Rodgers do anything special at California? Did Philip Rivers win national championships? Did Kurt Warner or Matt Ryan do anything spectacular in college? Matt Leinart and Jamarcus Russell won couple national championships. Am I missing something here? Find yourself another argument. I'd take Gabbert over Newton any day.

I wish I had hair like Kiper.

What does that have to do with anything? I'm sure his hands ARE much larger than most if not all men's hands I've encountered. But for an NFL QB and a guy his size, his hands aren't that big. Drew Brees who is almost 5 inches shorter has 10 inch hands. Sanchez 10.5 inches. He's almost 3 inches shorter. Stafford 10 inches. Freeman 10 inches. It's not a make or break thing but just something to keep note of. All you have to do is watch him throw a simple 5-10 yd out pattern. Probably one of the most basic throws at the NFL level and he's nowhere close to his target. A couple inches or a foot in the wrong direction, i can understand, but he's nowhere near his target.

Theres a difference between extending the play too throw the ball, and extending the play to just run the ball all over the place. Sure that'll work at the college level, but that won't work at the next level. There are d-linemen who will hunt him down and knock his azz down. Once he scrambles he NEVER looks to throw the ball. It;s always to run the ball. I know they look at footwork and release but you OBVIOUSLY didn't watch the combines. Some of his out passes weren't just a foot over the receivers heads. They were like 6 feet over their heads. LITERALLY. ? That's NOT an exaggeration. NOT EVEN CLOSE. 10 YD OUT PASSES !!! U kidding me Footwork? His footwork looked even worse. You're obviously the one that doesn't know his "game." Or lack there of. http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-combine/09000d5d81e857f6/Grading-Cam-s-workout Look at 30 seconds in. YOU GOTTA BE KIDDING ME. Yea and that face he makes? You're gonna be seeing him make that face a billion times at the next level. According to TGreg that can't be fixed. SORRY. By the way. For a guy who's that big he has SMALL hands. And small hands is also a negative in my book.