Scandri100
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Prescott looks like nothing compared to Kellen Moore.
I think Winston and Mariota are clearly a step ahead as prospect compared to Goff and Wentz, although the gap probably isn't huge. However right now I'd take Deshaun Watson from next years class over all of them. A lot can change over a season, but he's absolutely there talent wise as is a guy like Kaaya.I don't understand why you think that. It was reported that several teams that the top two QBs in this draft was rated higher by teams than the top two from the previous year. Going forward, Goff and Wentz looks like QB gods compared to the upcoming classes of QBs.
I think Winston and Mariota are clearly a step ahead as prospect compared to Goff and Wentz, although the gap probably isn't huge. However right now I'd take Deshaun Watson from next years class over all of them. A lot can change over a season, but he's absolutely there talent wise as is a guy like Kaaya.
As long as the front office and coaching staff do not let him keep them from drafting another QB in the future, I tend to agree. My worry is, there may be a guy there in round 2 or 3 next year that we pass on because they like his development, which imo would be a mistake.
I see them following what the Patriots and Jets are doing which drafted QB's this year even though they had young QB backups. They may not draft a QB in 2017 but I could see the Cowboys drafting another one in the next 2-3 years.
and that would be fine. I wanted a QB at #4 this year because I really think Goff and Wentz are better prospects than QBs most seasons. On par with Winston/Marriotta and better than the 2013 & 2014 group. Better than the 2011 group minus Cam and the 2010 group minus Bradford (as a prospect, not what he turned out to be), but for the most part I am against forcing the pick at QB. If a guy is there and you think he can be a franchise QB take him, even in the case of Prescott, if they think he can be a franchise QB, take him, just he's not a good enough prospect to keep me from doing the same thing next year.
Romo is actually a type 13 as well (FCIR). It's the most popular QB in the NFL but historically not as good as the FEIR/ESTP (type 5). They aren't quite as good under pressure as the ESTP in big games (Playoffs/Superbowls). They tend to think of what "could be" instead of "what is" when under severe pressure. Check out the below link on Cam Newton who is also a type 13/FCIR (ENTP)
http://braintypes.com/2016/02/28-choke-what-happened-to-cam-newtons-brain/
Ok, ok, ok ... I get it.
You're trying to say we got a better player in the 4th round than the other player in the 1st round. I'm pretty sure only a Cowboy fan would make that assumption at this point.
Don't take a losing bet Chris. There's enough reporting on this draft to tell us who was calling the shots. If Jerry wanted to give up the third for Lynch, they would have done it. Jerry himself regrets not doing it and says if he could do it all over again, he would.
http://mmqb.si.com/mmqb/2016/05/01/nfl-draft-dallas-cowboys-war-room-jerry-jones-peter-king
Now 9:47. Cincinnati on the clock; the Bengals, at 24, called to say no. Jerry Jones stood at the board near his seat, one observer saying he looked lost in thought as Stephen said to him: “Anything else? Want me to try something else?” Jerry Jones had no answers.
Now 9:54. Schneider back on the phone. The call was quick. Stephen Jones got off the phone, turned to Jerry Jones at the board, and as one eyewitness recalled, son said to father: “No way with Seattle. Too much. They want our two and three.”
Quiet in the room. “Thoughts?” Stephen Jones said to his father. “Any thoughts?”
What's their astrology sign?
Good post! I've been saying this exact same thing
The thing that stands out to me about Prescott is his leadership and his pocket awareness and his ability to throw with somebody right in his face. and throw that ball accurate. Thats something the big boys in the NFL do very well now. Something Romo isnt able to do anymore. If you bring somebody up the middle and he's free Romo is going down. I like Prescott's confidence too. Think right now this team has a cross from Cam-Wilson hybrid type of player style. Ability to take the hits Cam does with the pocket awareness that Wilson shows. Really excited about the future with Elliot and Prescott
Lynch had 758 completions on 1205 attempts for 62.9% completion rate and 7.36 yards per attempt. He had 8,863 yards passing with 59 TDs and 23 INTs. He ran the ball 288 times for 687 yards with a 2.4 yards per avg with 17 rushing TDs.
Prescott had 734 completions on 1169 attempts for 62.8% completion rate and 8.02 yards per attempt. He had 9,376 yards passing with 70 TDs and 23 INTs. He ran the ball 536 times for 2,521 yards with a 4.7 yards per avg with 41 rushing TDs. Also, he had 4 receptions for 88 yards with 3 TDs.
Prescott played in a much tougher conference having to face LSU, Alabama, Auburn, Texas A&M, Ole Miss, etc every year. I'm thinking that we did pretty good by not trading up and giving our 2nd and 3rd round picks away for Lynch when we may have gotten a more dynamic player at the end of the 4th round in Prescott.
Of course you would say that because you are a biased Cowboys fan. But no doubt had we drafted Lynch you would be saying the opposite. All I can tell you is that the Cowboys and the scouting world completely disagree with you. THAT being said, we can only hope you are right. The biggest thing for these guys is can they adjust to playing under center and reading defenses and handling the pressure.
So you have mind reading ability? You happen to know what I was thinking on draft day and after draft. You know what I would be thinking now if we had given up a 1st and 3rd to get Lynch. I was not on board with drafting a QB high in this draft because I am not sold on any of the QBs. I think they all have a very high bust potential so I am fine waiting until the end of the 4th and getting Dak Prescott. If we had chosen Lynch I would be mad right now because I think his game has a lot of flaws and I don't think he will be a starting QB in this league. The Denver and Dallas scouts seem to like him but it does not mean that I have to. I don't base my opinions on what our scouts think. In fact, I feel we made a mistake by taking Jaylon Smith in the 2nd Round. There were QB needy teams such as the Browns, Jets, and 49ers that had no problem passing on Lynch. I'm not saying that Dak Prescott is the answer, but at least he is not a 1st round mistake that cost us 2 premium draft picks.
For those looking for their football fix, this is last years Mississippi State vs Arkansas game. It's a fun game to watch - it's almost like a Big 12 game in that both defenses are powerless to stop the opposing offense. Dak and Arkansas's Brandon Allen both kill it. As a Razorback fan, I will say that pass defense was a weak point for the hogs.