darthseinfeld
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I like the guy, but the way one game can influence draft grades in the media drives me nuts.
He still has a long way to before he really gives us an indication of how good a prospect he is or if he is overrated. How he works VS the draftable SR talent at the Senior Bowl and what impression he leaves the staffs and scouts there about his coachability is going to be where he shows people whether he is a legit franchise level prospect or just a project
I like the guy, but the way one game can influence draft grades in the media drives me nuts.
No kidding, but some "experts" are talking about Wentz #1 overall. I have no problem with that, and he may well be. The way people in the media are basing this assessment on one game makes me crazy, though.
Ive said it before, but while I don't see a top overall talents I see guys like Ryan, Bortles and Rivers who all went around our pickIf you follow the draft you knew this was almost inevitable. @MichaelWinicki and I were discussing this recently. I won't say if it was through a direct message on this site or we were hanging out offline again, but we talked about Wentz not being an option for the Cowboys in the 2nd round. Even the very top of the 2nd round. As long as he didn't have any issues like an injury, something off the field, he was going to be a 1st round draft pick.
There are two ways of looking at it and, when we look back on this, the right answer here will probably go a long way in determining the long term success of Wentz. 1) He's merely being over valued because of the position he plays. ....or 2) Put the same prospect on a Florida or Florida St. and he'd never have been talked about in the 2nd round to begin with.
All I'll say pre-Melsy is I think the theme that these QBs are subpar and not worthy of high picks in a "normal year" is off base. I don't believe it.
If you follow the draft you knew this was almost inevitable.
There are two ways of looking at it and, when we look back on this, the right answer here will probably go a long way in determining the long term success of Wentz. 1) He's merely being over valued because of the position he plays. ....or 2) Put the same prospect on a Florida or Florida St. and he'd never have been talked about in the 2nd round to begin with.
All I'll say pre-Melsy is I think the theme that these QBs are subpar and not worthy of high picks in a "normal year" is off base. I don't believe it.
If you follow the draft you knew this was almost inevitable. @MichaelWinicki and I were discussing this recently. I won't say if it was through a direct message on this site or we were hanging out offline again, but we talked about Wentz not being an option for the Cowboys in the 2nd round. Even the very top of the 2nd round. As long as he didn't have any issues like an injury, something off the field, he was going to be a 1st round draft pick.
There are two ways of looking at it and, when we look back on this, the right answer here will probably go a long way in determining the long term success of Wentz. 1) He's merely being over valued because of the position he plays. ....or 2) Put the same prospect on a Florida or Florida St. and he'd never have been talked about in the 2nd round to begin with.
All I'll say pre-Melsy is I think the theme that these QBs are subpar and not worthy of high picks in a "normal year" is off base. I don't believe it.
And Bortles is already exceding a lot of expectations in a bad organization.Yeh, and i laugh every year.
Great perspective. Very well explained.
Me neither. I like all three of these guys a lot more than I liked Bortles. Again, none of them plays for FSU or USC.
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There are two ways of looking at it and, when we look back on this, the right answer here will probably go a long way in determining the long term success of Wentz. 1) He's merely being over valued because of the position he plays. ....or 2) Put the same prospect on a Florida or Florida St. and he'd never have been talked about in the 2nd round to begin with.