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Let's not forget the nearly 3" difference in height either. There is a reason Taylor always left the pocket or held on for dear life.

I mean the vast majority of us are amateurs and rely to some extent on the media, who are mostly amateurs. I think that is his point.

If by some wizardry Roquan falls past the Raiders, it will be a very hard decision to pass on him at 12.

This is the complaint that I get most frustrated with. He mostly passes the ball from the pocket. He is not in the vein of Tyrod Taylor who prefers to scramble outside of the pocket and throw on the run. He either passes from the pocket or sprints forward like a RB on designs.

AJ is likely to start over either of them anyhow. And we should have a nice tank in store for 2018, depending on how quickly this picks all pan out and how many we retain.

Agreed, but it would be costly. The 49ers and Raiders are both likely to be giving heavy consideration to a LB prospect.

From the pocket? He can't see remember?

Quotes talent disparity, and then complains about adjusted completion %. Yeah, so you don't know what you are talking about. Our exchange can stop here and we will wait on your last sentence. For everyone else, the offensive talent Jackson had to work with at Louisville relative to the defensive competition he was facing is way worse than the same measure for Wyoming.

He is a pocket passer. He is actually atrocious at throwing outside of the pocket due to his mechanics.

You seem dense. I don't feel the need to talk about it further. Move on. You post stupid comments, you may get a response challenging your stupid assertion. Call it a joke afterwards, that's fine too. Why is it funny?

You say that as if the "joke" isn't being thrown around in the media and on here pretty much every time Jackson is brought up.

More productive, infinitely more athletic, better adjusted completion percentage, better adjusted YPA, better level of competition in college, more pro-ready offense, and made large improvements from 2016 to 2017. Josh Allen on the other hand regressed and had a bad year at Wyoming.

Who is that, does he play wide receiver?

Actually 105 posts, already have 26 reputation. That appears to be very favorable compared to your ratio.

Jackson is better as a prospect in every way than Josh Allen, other than a few inches of height (Jackson is not short) and the size of his hands. When is Josh Allen converting positions?

He will be gone by 15 in my opinion.

lol

I'm inclined to agree that there isnt a consensus pick that you are hearing is better than Goff/Wentz. Meanwhile the cost of moving up is far above what it was for Wentz due to the Jets trade. It's a terrible year to be looking to move into the top 5.

He's black and historically black QBs have not been very successful in the NFL. It's not really racism so much as pattern detection leading to bias. I think Beane will give him a fair evaluation. He compared the shallow evaluations of Jackson to the shallow evaluations of Cam Newton coming into the NFL.

I'm generally inclined to agree. With a few exceptions: 1) I know Brian Orakpo is better than Aaron Maybin. I've always known, since I was born 2) I know Donte Whitner isn't worth the 8th pick overall 3) I know fan picks as a rule have been better than the player we've ended up with in 1st round for the last ~15 years. Hopefully we now have a FO who has the ability to compete with drunk Bills fans.

I do think that Star makes it a bit less likely. I'm not sure how well Vea compliments him on the line. I do agree that he is going to be a special player and merits consideration.

I just looked it up and they didn't. Kelly makes it three. That means the Bills have a 33.3% success rate at drafting Hall of Fame quarterbacks in the 1st round! Get it done OBD

Somebody just traded the 1st pick in the 3rd round for Tyrod Taylor and he is starting again next season. Even if Jackson's progression is unfavorable, he projects pretty easily to be a much better prospect than Taylor.

I'm with you on Rosen. I would take Jackson over Mayfield.