Perfectly formed pocket. You step up in that in the NFL, or you will get destroyed.
One concept that people overlook is that if a highly rated player "falls" that probably indicates that other teams found problems with that player.Where's he going?
One concept that people overlook is that if a highly rated player "falls" that probably indicates that other teams found problems with that player.
If Clowney dropped to #16, then there's probably some serious issues with him that fans and media don't fully understand.
If Manziel falls to #16, then at least 3 QB needy teams passed on him.
I agree slightly but there are other factors involved in this and a classic example being Dez who was not even the first WR drafted that year.
Denver fans and many others around the league would still argue that Denver got the better player...and he did have a better stats year than Dez last year.
Of course, we're not Denver fans.
One concept that people overlook is that if a highly rated player "falls" that probably indicates that other teams found problems with that player.
If Clowney dropped to #16, then there's probably some serious issues with him that fans and media don't fully understand.
If Manziel falls to #16, then at least 3 QB needy teams passed on him.
One concept that people overlook is that if a highly rated player "falls" that probably indicates that other teams found problems with that player.
If Clowney dropped to #16, then there's probably some serious issues with him that fans and media don't fully understand.
If Manziel falls to #16, then at least 3 QB needy teams passed on him.
It's difficult to explain the nuance of what I'm saying.True but not all teams grad out players the same. Not everyone has jonny graded high. Some teams that do might not be in need of a qb. Lots of factors go into a player falling.
It's difficult to explain the nuance of what I'm saying.
If a player like Barr falls to #16 then yes there can be a lot of reasons for it. Many teams might like his upside but want a player that they are certain is an immediate starter. It doesn't take much an an issue for a team to pass over this type of player.
You can't say the same thing about a player like Clowney. He is so freakishly physically talented that any team that passes on him is going to do it with a high level of angst because they know they could be passing on a hall of fame type generational talent.
Manziel is in the category with Clowney. Not physically, but in terms of possibly being the next great QB, not just a good one.
Any teams in the top 15 that does not have a high quality starting QB and passes on drafting Manziel is going to do it with a high level of angst, IMO.
I try to step back from all of the details that are being thrown out by various media and fans.I don't see him in the same category as clowny. Atleast I don't see the scouts seeing him in that category. Clowny is considered the best at his position by most scouts. I've seen a couple feel mack is. Clowny is pretty much a consensus top 5 if not 3 pick. Clowny is also a consensus top 3 talet in this draft. I've seen johnny anywhere from the top qb in the draft to the 3rd best qb in the draft to a 3rd round draft choice. The best I've seen him on a big board is #11. So the teams needing a qb decide to pass doesn't put up any red flags for me.. just says they aren't sold on him or prefer another qb. I've seen where browns and raider both like carr over him. Could be a smoke screen. I local radio host in houst had 2 scouts call him and one said johnny was a 3rd round pick the other said he couldn't have had a higher grade on him before the proday. I have seen any scout saying clowny is a 3rd round draft choice. I do agree though teams that pass on him are gonna be sweating not taking him. That why I say jj doesn't pass on him if he falls unless someon offers him a great trade.