looks pretty good.
how strong does you guys feel his arm is?
strong enough?
He just started reading offenses like a pro last year after being a spread read-option QB for his first few years.
I know that he has light years to go but I think this guy has a chance to be pretty good.
Lots of dink and dunk, although it was the senior bowl on a weeks practice.
How is his toughness for people that have seen more? Is he RGknee or Russell, or neither? This is the big boy league!
That is the million dollar question. I've heard that it is marginal. I've heard that if his mechanics are good it is more than enough.
I cannot wait to see for myself this summer and fall.
He's Tim Tebow II, nothing more...not starting material
Romo was said to not have a good arm either ........ but I have seen him make all the throws (except the fade.....he cannot throw that worth a darn)
If they fix his footwork and tweak/tighten his throwing motion that could increase. Everyone thought Romo had a noodle arm his first couple of years.Posted this in another thread.
Here are some ball velocities for Moore and QBs drafted this year including Dak.
Everyone would have been happy with Wentz - he is 5 MPH better than Moore and 3 MPH better than Dak - how important?
Moore: 52 MPH
Paxton Lynch, Memphis 59 MPH
Jared Goff, California 58 MPH
Carson Wentz, North Dakota State 57 MPH
Dak Prescott, Mississippi State 54 MPH
Cook was only 50MPH but may have had some issue
http://blogs.ourlads.com/2016/03/02/quarterback-ball-velocity-at-nfl-combine-2008-2015/
He's Tim Tebow II, nothing more...not starting material
looks pretty good.
how strong does you guys feel his arm is?
strong enough?
Is (currently) ranked above Jaylon Smith.The Reese's peanut butter cup mascot looks like he could play LB.