Good Time as Ever to State What QB you prefer in the Draft
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He's closer to RG3 than he is Cam or Thomas. RG3 just had better natural arm talent.
Zeno
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Same article also said he had less behind the LOS throws than Allen (who they were directly comparing).
Zeno
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http://www.newyorkupstate.com/buffa..._is_wrong_about_josh_allen_lamar_jackson.html
In fact prior to their respective bowl games, Jackson had 62 of his 399 passing attempts occur at or behind the line of scrimmage. That's roughly 15 percent. Josh Allen had 48 of his 251 passing attempts occur at or behind the line of scrimmage. That's 19.1 percent. Both quarterbacks had far fewer of those easy throws than other top quarterbacks in this class. On deep passes, Jackson had an adjusted completion percentage of just over 39 percent to Allen's 35 percent. Jackson had 10 touchdowns and one interception on 69 such deep attempts. Allen had six touchdowns and two interceptions on 42 of those attemps.
In Louisville's offense, there weren't a ton of check-down options in the passing game. Jackson was the check down. He ran for over 4,000 yards and 50 touchdowns during his career.
Using Allen's supporting cast as an excuse doesn't really hold up, either. According to Pro Football Focus, Allen dealt with 12 drops this season. Jackson dealt with 33.
In fact prior to their respective bowl games, Jackson had 62 of his 399 passing attempts occur at or behind the line of scrimmage. That's roughly 15 percent. Josh Allen had 48 of his 251 passing attempts occur at or behind the line of scrimmage. That's 19.1 percent. Both quarterbacks had far fewer of those easy throws than other top quarterbacks in this class. On deep passes, Jackson had an adjusted completion percentage of just over 39 percent to Allen's 35 percent. Jackson had 10 touchdowns and one interception on 69 such deep attempts. Allen had six touchdowns and two interceptions on 42 of those attemps.
In Louisville's offense, there weren't a ton of check-down options in the passing game. Jackson was the check down. He ran for over 4,000 yards and 50 touchdowns during his career.
Using Allen's supporting cast as an excuse doesn't really hold up, either. According to Pro Football Focus, Allen dealt with 12 drops this season. Jackson dealt with 33.
Ouch. Where is Bobby Griffin now?
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Kyle Lauletta
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I don't see that, in fact I don't see any issue with Lamar's arm, and is my first choice of QB at 15. I don't see Sam, Baker, or Josh being available at 15 either. IMO Lamar can spin it with anybody in this draft not named Josh Allen.
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Watson...er I mean Mayfield.
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How do you explain Jackson`s accuracy increasing every season and what about his receivers drop rate of 12%?As for intelligence WTF are you talking about because you obviously don`t know ? As for reading defenses you point out a college QB who won`t have some issues reading defenses.
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moklerman
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Accuracy or completion %? 54.7 to 59.1 isn't exactly a selling point. I don't know that I'd chalk it up to him becoming more accurate with the ball, probably just acclimating from a freshman to a junior.
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Interesting analysis by Colin there.
moklerman
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Thanks for posting. I haven't watched much of Keim but he interviews well. Not sure how much "true" information he was sharing but I like how he communicates. Cowherd on the other hand...he's just another example of why I don't watch any of those shows anymore. Does one have to become fake and disingenuous to be a sportscaster, or what?
We drafted TM who had all kind of red flags. If I were Keim I would say the exact same thing. I would want teams out there to think we have NO interest in Baker Mayfield. Let's face it . No matter who we select at qb he is not our starter. That's why we need a guy like Bridgewater or Bradford to afford us the luxury of waiting until we are on the clock at 15. If Mayfield or Jackson are still there , okay, take them. If not we will still get a great prospect that could have an immediate impact on our team.Another thing to consider is we will have a lot of ammo to move up late in the first round or early in the second round if there is a QB we like such as Falk or Lauletta.
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I voted for Mayfield, but I wouldn't mind Rudolph.
If they can, I would agree with you, Wild. I just really hope the Cardinals’ decision makers have learned from the fiasco last year with Patrick Mahomes and Deshaun Watson. You don’t just sit around and hope a quarterback will fall to your pick if you believe that guy can be your franchise quarterback. Then you aggressively go and get him. That said, obviously none of us knows if they actually did just that but was simply outbidded.
Regarding the original post and its question, as of now I would prefer Josh Rosen. As I wrote in another thread, I like that he has opinions and are not afraid to speak out on them. I like that he stands up for what he believes in. There is no question that if they pick a quarterback in the first round, he will instantly become the face of the franchise and he will constantly be in the spotlight. I like the thought of having a charismatic guy that actually says something other than the usual automatic phrases in that role. Also, I think he is the best natural pocket passer in the class and thus the most pro-ready of the big four.
P.S. I have Lamar Jackson ranked in what I call 3B which is in the middle of the third round. I don’t believe he will ever be a quarterback in the NFL, but I think his athleticism alone makes it worth to take a flyer on him.
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I voted Rudolph, but thinking he might be available in the late 1st round. If most of the qb's are taken before #15 then take him then. At all costs, DON'T take Mayfield, anyone but that guy...
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Darnold
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Thank goodness the Cardinals didn't hire Gase. Just ruining Sam Darnold.
Although could make the case Wilks ruined Rosen.
Although could make the case Wilks ruined Rosen.
Crimson Warrior
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He did.
I'm not sure if you were lurking back when it all went down, but, around the third or fourth game, Bradford was floundering, and in a move that just reeked of desperation, Wilkes went to the rookie.
Rosen never, ever, in a million years, should have been put into that horror show of an offense. In relief of Bradford, it should have been Glennon, or anybody else on planet earth, other than your prize, potential QBOTF, 1st round draft choice. Josh of course "failed", and proceeded to get beat to $hit, thanks to the almost criminal mismanagement of the offensive coaching staff and roster.
It's ironic, because we might not have drafted Murray (a dream come true for me) if Rosen had been held in reserve, but life is weird sometimes.
