Originally posted by Bluesbro:
It is two 1sts and a 3rd to be accurate, but your point is still valid.
No, it's 3 firsts & a 3rd used to draft Mac jones
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Originally posted by Bluesbro:
It is two 1sts and a 3rd to be accurate, but your point is still valid.
Originally posted by Giedi:
I'll just add that the 3rd (i believe ) is a compensatory pick for the Saleh hire, and in my mind isn't part of the regular 7 draft picks. So in my view its two low first round picks if (big if) it turns out we have a younger more healthy Jimmy 2.0 that's a bit more mobile and has a bit better arm/mind/accuracy. (And I don't think Jimmy is a bad QB at all) in my eyes. Jones = Fields, I'd be ecstatic with either one.
Originally posted by BOI49er:
His value is that Shanahan knows he will be able to trust him, as he makes almost no wtf mental plays, and consistently goes to the optimum guy. That will allow Kyle to run his offense, which he can not do with Jimmy, and it's not more than a low percentage gamble he would be able to with Fields or Lance, and That's a high priced bet.
Originally posted by Rathof44:
Originally posted by NYniner85:
Originally posted by BOI49er:
His value is that Shanahan knows he will be able to trust him, as he makes almost no wtf mental plays. That will allow Kyle to run his offense, which he can not do with Jimmy, and it's not more than a low percentage gamble he would be able to with Fields or Lance, and That's a high priced bet.
So he wants a system QB that can't create s**t when s**t will have to be created at some point? You do NOT spent yrs of 1st rd picks for a system QB. You can find that s**t in every single draft. You spend up for elite traits and someone that can be a top 5 player at the position. Not Kirk Cousins. You can win games with guys like that...but you need everything to go smoothly in structure all yr. You think SF is gonna have every player healthy all yr? You think every player is gonna execute every play correctly? You don't think defenses are gonna win reps?
Go spend $10M on Andy Dalton if all you're looking for is someone to run your offense in structure. You spend a 2nd rd pick (like Jimmy) for system guys that don't have high end traits. You're basically giving up yrs of top capital for avg....It would be one of the biggest reaches in NFL draft history. It would be one of the most arrogant picks in draft history...basically Kyle telling the NFL my scheme will beat every team every week no matter what. Which is seemly false especially when you're in the playoffs.
ALSO there is absolutely no reason as to why Fields can not run his offense...none.
C'mon, it's the NFL, nothing ever breaks down or goes away from a plan.My gut feeling says NFL defenses are going to eat him up. All those throwing options, time, and windows are not going to be the same. Gotta be able to create when s**t goes south.
Originally posted by NCommand:You want Jones over Fields or Lance?
Do you? I keep hearing that as a justification for a more mobile QB but the numbers don't back that up at all. Those who we perceive to have the most success off schedule also have the most negative plays too. And the total number of off schedule plays is so minimal at the NFL level @ < 10% (probably closer to 5% actually).
Originally posted by Cisco0623:
Originally posted by NCommand:You want Jones over Fields or Lance?
Do you? I keep hearing that as a justification for a more mobile QB but the numbers don't back that up at all. Those who we perceive to have the most success off schedule also have the most negative plays too. And the total number of off schedule plays is so minimal at the NFL level @ < 10% (probably closer to 5% actually).
Originally posted by NCommand:
Originally posted by Cisco0623:
Originally posted by NCommand:You want Jones over Fields or Lance?
Do you? I keep hearing that as a justification for a more mobile QB but the numbers don't back that up at all. Those who we perceive to have the most success off schedule also have the most negative plays too. And the total number of off schedule plays is so minimal at the NFL level @ < 10% (probably closer to 5% actually).
I'm just telling you that Kyle/Mike might be old school that way. If a play doesn't work, throw it away or check down and live another down. Even if that play didn't work, it could still be effective in the chess match next time.
I don't put Fields and Lance together. They couldn't be more different.
I'm genuinely excited for any of them honestly. Kyle is going to tailor make his playbook for each and all three are very different.
Originally posted by Cisco0623:
I dont get how you are excited for Jones. What do you envision with Jones vs the past 4 years?
Originally posted by Joecool:
If we draft Jones, then I am rooting for Jimmy to own this team and come out with guns blazing slamming the door shut with authority in Jones' face.
Originally posted by NCommand:
Originally posted by Cisco0623:
I dont get how you are excited for Jones. What do you envision with Jones vs the past 4 years?
A wide open playbook for Kyle including outside the hash throws, intermediate success and definitely deep success. Like in college, he's going to maximize the talent around him with Aiyuk, Hurd, Deebo, Juice, Kittle and Mostert/Wilson in the passing game. He's going to hit them with proper timing (not leave them out to get killed) for optimal YAC. And if his college career is any indication, he's going to be fully prepared and getting better and better the more he plays to the point Kyle will finally be able to fully trust his QB and let it rip.
Originally posted by NCommand:
Originally posted by Joecool:
If we draft Jones, then I am rooting for Jimmy to own this team and come out with guns blazing slamming the door shut with authority in Jones' face.
Jimmy is going to have a great year, I bet.
Originally posted by NCommand:
Originally posted by Cisco0623:
I dont get how you are excited for Jones. What do you envision with Jones vs the past 4 years?
A wide open playbook for Kyle including outside the hash throws, intermediate success and definitely deep success. Like in college, he's going to maximize the talent around him with Aiyuk, Hurd, Deebo, Juice, Kittle and Mostert/Wilson in the passing game. He's going to hit them with proper timing (not leave them out to get killed) for optimal YAC. And if his college career is any indication, he's going to be fully prepared and get better and better the more he plays to the point Kyle will finally be able to fully trust his QB and let it rip.
Originally posted by NCommand:
Do you? I keep hearing that as a justification for a more mobile QB but the numbers don't back that up at all. Those who we perceive to have the most success off schedule also have the most negative plays too. And the total number of off schedule plays is so minimal at the NFL level @ < 10% (probably closer to 5% actually).