Delmar M Lewis
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I kinda liken Q to a young Dockett man if he is or even half as good we will be much improved
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Seemed to prep Baker Mayfield just fine.
Jetstream Green
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UT and Oklahoma are two pretty good academic universities... so we can spell defense, which makes the state of affairs in the Big 12 even more alarming one would think lol
Shhh with the opinions. I guess we will see what they believe soon enough.
Call me when Mayfield has success against playoff caliber teams.
Here we go round and round. Lol. I think most of the Murray supporters have made it clear that he is obviously not your average prototypical QB you can just plug into any system. I've said this numerous times.. but to no avail apparently. If you put him in a system that doesn't play to his strengths you will be setting him up to fail. Easily. If you don't believe KK can't make this kids life a hell of alot easier in the NFL I think your bias for his shortness is a little much. Imo
Oh, and I guess just for arguments sake. I would argue Murray has a better arm and accuracy than Rosen for those said edge throws...and can obviously scramble better than him when need be.
Call me when Josh does.. lol
What?
Totally_Red
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TigToad
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I am far from convinced he's a sure thing prospect. Even taking the height/weight out of it, and I'm happy to do that, he doesn't project like a Manning or Luck candidate. He is what I fear most every draft, the QB who rockets up because of the need in the NFL at QB.
If we draft him, of course I hope I am wrong. I don't think I am wrong, and I hope we don't draft him.
Baker Mayfield = played against Big 12 defenses.
Kyler Murray = played against Big 12 defenses.
Zeno
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Aside from being from the same team/conference what about them is similar? Baker is built for the pro game, he is a fiery leader. Murray is faster (we assume since he never ran), stronger arm?
Alot actually..they played in the same system and both put up crazy numbers. They won football games. Teammates loved them. Coaches loved em. What else matters? Let me guess.... The height thing? Do they not have massive o line men in college?
Zeno
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Baker is built for the NFL--not talking about height at all, Baker was a vocal leader and established himself as a locker room leader early in CLE. Baker also had nearly 1500 pass attempts to Murrays 500+...if you don't think 1000 more drop backs doesn't matter in terms of being pro ready not sure what to tell you.
How many dropbacks is necessary to prove you can do something or not? Non issue for me. You obviously have your position on his introverted ways in the media not translating to the NFL. It's all good.. we can agree to disagree.
Garthshort
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Zeno, I think you mean that Baker's body has taken a LOT more hits. If not, then you should.
A young Dockett is SO needed.
ARZCardinals
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It'll be announced as the draft starts
Rosen traded to the Giants for pick 17
Murray goes #1
Rosen traded to the Giants for pick 17
Murray goes #1
So you have anointed B M? I believe you would have made a better case using Patrick Mahomes.
Zeno
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No I think Baker Mayfield's body is built to handle hits, not so sure about Murray.
Somebody needs to give me examples of QBs with only 1 season as a college starter who went on to having NFL success. Trubisky is the only one I can think of and his career is too early to call him a success.
He was a number one pick last year that seemed to reinvigorate a lowly franchise... Why not?
We can only go off what we have. No one is saying he can handle hits better.. but if he is getting hit less often than a guy like Mayfield because of his quickness...doesn't that kinda even things out ? He was also hit pretty damn hard by an NFL size lineman (Williams) and got back up to tell the story. I would argue that size means nothing with this scenario. Unless you are talking about beasts like Roethlisberger. Jmo
Zeno
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We need to stop with this myth that mobile QBs get hit less. That is just plain wrong and the absolute opposite of the truth.
You also can't compare him to just any other mobile QB..because he hasn't played yet. So it's not wrong.. its your opinion. If he gets a season or two in and is getting crushed..then ok. How you take a hit is just as important. I would say with today's pass rushers.. it is way more dangerous to be an immobile QB in the pocket. Jmo
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He failed on account of the same character concerns that people talked about in college. He was an entitled narcissistic who put himself above his teammates. Quietly though, he’s looked better than good every time he’s taken the field for the ravens. I’m quietly interested in what transpired behind center in Baltimore this season.
