ddaryl

Disagree on that.. If you have accuracy and need to hone it in then you can work on the mechanics but if you don't have the accuracy to begin with it ain't happening IMO But what do I know, I'm just a message board GM.. There is always an anomaly eventually....

QB DL OL LB WR I tried to put it in most needed to least needed but those 5 position are the most dire to find a new improved starter and depth if we want to head back to the promiseland

This is true.. but he also came in with lots of question marks about his accuracy just the same. and his 1st 2 years he had less than 100 attempts. His college game plan was divide the field in half.. SO EJ's ability to progress through full reads was a huge unknown since he was never required to do it You will find a good amount of 60 + % career college passers not make it in the NFL. You will be EXTREMELY HARD PRESSED to find any college QB whom had a sub 60% completion pct... do much of anything at the pro level... As it stands right now I think Allen's pro career will be similar to Manuels. maybe Allen breaks the trend but if your a gambling man the odds are greatly stacked against this BUT this part of the quote below is exactly what they used to sell EJ

Keep him.. you can't mold a QB that has never demonstrated consitent accuracy in College ALl I see is EJ Manual

alright measurement at release.. Still a very silly thing IMO What I find weird is somehow we need a stat like this to tell everyone here what we already know.. We need to upgrade the QB and WR situation.. 90% of the posters are already on this train...

How in the hell do you measure seperation... Basically some football junkie watched every pass by every QB and recorded their perceived amount of spereration??? I chalk this particular run of stats as one mans perception.. Not saying we don't have this issue but this is the 1st time I ever heard of someone rate WR separation at the time of catch. then the 6 page debate that follows some hear say stat.. kind of silly

Pick up a vet and draft a QB Not much to even defend at this point as there is lots of months to hone in on who we could or should draft and what QB's are really left on the table for FA or even trade

Just found a few scouting reports on Mason Rudolph.. His biggest knock appears ot be his inability to read defenses quickly and locks on to 1st read often.

the more I research different opionons on Rudolph there seems to be a huge concern in his abiltity to read a defense. He locks on to the 1st target often.. anbd/or misses wide open options that are right in front of him when its not his 1st read option

LOL.. Puts your legs in the air like you ain't got a care

They had lots of negative things to say about Aaron Rogers in reagrds to his coaches abiltiy to design a QB friendly Offense. They also said he was a bit small and many swore he would be a bust... Rudolph checks some boxes in regards to being a a solid pro.. Gonna come down to arm strength showing at pro day and combine IMO I'm thinking if we do not trade up it could very well be Rudolph at this junction... But I'm just an armchair QB

Benjamin is more of a 1B or a 2 IMO A large not speedy vet that can catch the ball in traffic and create space with his size. I still want my 1A WR to have a combination of Size AND Speed and the ability ot run a very solid route tree. benjamin is not a speed guy or a terific route runner just a large body with good hands and great catch range

Some have the ability to process the game at the college level but never can adjust to the schemes speed and level of play at the pro level. Don't think it has anything to do with preperation as it does simple ability. Just like accuracy but this is a tangible that can be seen at the college level.. However I stand by the thought process in the accuracy regard is you either have it or you don't. For QB's that make it to the pros you usually don't find out how a QB prospect is going to adjust to the pro game in regards to reading defenses and making the right call/adjustment until you already committed and allowed this QB to play the game for better or worse. Sometimes it takes a little bit for it all to settle down many times it just never happens... If there was a metric for detemring a QB ability to read and react to a defense I think there would be a lot less 1st rd busts at QB IMO

I would have to research more via scouting reports and chats (yes I am simply a fan who takes in what he can and forms a fan opinion) ... I was originally under the perception he would go before us but Now I'm thinking he wil be there possibly into the 2nd rd.. Its going to come down to his arm strength showcase at pro days and combine iMO I wouldn't be moving up to grab him, but I do think we could be looking at him with one of our 1st rd picks

I was willing ot give NP a chance and he will be here for camp.. But after that last pass I'm on the NP arm is not good enough train. We will bring n a vet and draft a QB and NP will be released sometime during the preseason IMO

I think we really need a more reliable vet over McCarron... Way too much of a crap shoot with AJ.. need a vet with a better resume and experience IMO As long as we draft a qb to compete. Although Bradford wouldn't be a 1st choice. Peterman will be here for at least TC

I think College accuracy is what it is. You got it or you don't... Not many QB's come from college with sub 60% average completion % and go on to rule the NFL. Can't think of many QBs that have myslef Interesting read than goes along with my personal line of thinking regarding any QB we draft (supposed to be a link here) I do not want Allen. IMO its EJ manual all over agian

I rarely watch football if the bills are not playing

Get a QB that can produce at a consistent level. and get D players that can get ot the opposing QB consistently

Well I don;t know that... Again can only find marginal reasoning to why he would fall out of the 1st. As the socuting reports cvome out and discussions get more involved I'll be better prepared to make that judgement

Well if its determined his arm strength is better than anticipated he will move up fast. The only other knock on him that I can find is he played ina QB friendly non-NFL type of system in College

Wish the Sabres were good... This is going ot be a long dead period

yeah he was for 1/2 a season

hard to call at this point.. Guess as the socuting reports get more detailed and clear up we'll know. Average arm and QB friendly system is the knocks on him... I assumed he's a 1st rounder based on the internet alone.. At this point I don't quite understand the dislike. Average arm and QB friendly system are the knocks

Would be cool don't know much about Washington.. Pretty sure Rudolph will be long gone before we pick or we'd have to use both 1sts and then some to move up and get him