Originally posted by valrod33:college stats are joke
Having great physical ability doesn't mean jack if you don't produce. It's a big part of what separates 1st and 2nd rounders from 7th-UDFA players.
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Originally posted by valrod33:college stats are joke
Originally posted by OnTheClock:
Having great physical ability doesn't mean jack if you don't produce. It's a big part of what separates 1st and 2nd rounders from 7th-UDFA players.
Originally posted by Jcool:
Originally posted by OnTheClock:
Having great physical ability doesn't mean jack if you don't produce. It's a big part of what separates 1st and 2nd rounders from 7th-UDFA players.
The how do you explain Blaine Gabbert being a first round pick? He was drafted on his measurable's not his production.
Originally posted by Jcool:
22-29 312 yards 75% 10.8 y/a 3 tds 1 int 193.5 rating 9 rushes for 129 yards and td in 31-30 come-from-behind victory.
Originally posted by vrabbit:
Originally posted by Jcool:
22-29 312 yards 75% 10.8 y/a 3 tds 1 int 193.5 rating 9 rushes for 129 yards and td in 31-30 come-from-behind victory.
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Originally posted by jreff22:Originally posted by Jcool:Originally posted by OnTheClock:Having great physical ability doesn't mean jack if you don't produce. It's a big part of what separates 1st and 2nd rounders from 7th-UDFA players.
The how do you explain Blaine Gabbert being a first round pick? He was drafted on his measurable's not his production.
the lock out and the lack of FA bumped a lot of QB up boards
Originally posted by OnTheClock:
And notice I said it's "a big part" instead of saying "it's the ONLY part" that separates high round players from later round guys. There are several other factors that went into Gabbert's selection -- the slim-pickings being a huge one.
Originally posted by OnTheClock:
Having great physical ability doesn't mean jack if you don't produce. It's a big part of what separates 1st and 2nd rounders from 7th-UDFA players.
Originally posted by vrabbit:
Originally posted by Jcool:
22-29 312 yards 75% 10.8 y/a 3 tds 1 int 193.5 rating 9 rushes for 129 yards and td in 31-30 come-from-behind victory.
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Originally posted by Jcool:
Originally posted by OnTheClock:
And notice I said it's "a big part" instead of saying "it's the ONLY part" that separates high round players from later round guys. There are several other factors that went into Gabbert's selection -- the slim-pickings being a huge one.
Christian Ponder & Andy Dalton both were still on the board. Its not like Gabert was considered the last good QB in this draft.
Originally posted by valrod33:
against Missouri
Originally posted by Jcool:even worse
Originally posted by valrod33:
against Missouri
Clearly you have NO idea what your talking about.... they played Kansas.....
Originally posted by jreff22:Originally posted by Jcool:Originally posted by OnTheClock:And notice I said it's "a big part" instead of saying "it's the ONLY part" that separates high round players from later round guys. There are several other factors that went into Gabbert's selection -- the slim-pickings being a huge one.
Christian Ponder & Andy Dalton both were still on the board. Its not like Gabert was considered the last good QB in this draft.
For a lot of scouts I think they had Cam, then Gabbert, then everybody else. The top talent at QB was supposed to be Cam and Gabbert, I was surprised Ponder went that early.