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Stephen Paea suffered torn meniscus to the right knee during Senior Bowl week; so he's out as a first round option...
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You did read the whole report right? You picked his one flaw and you're harboring on it. Forgive me if I continue to believe you are absolutely bias on the matter. Quote:
Newton rarely put his receivers in bad position and didn't throw the ball a lot into double coverage. He just needs to get faster making decisions in the passing game. We'll address that with your next statement as well... as it's virtually the same thing. Quote:
He's 21 years old... there aren't many, if any, quarterbacks that come straight into the NFL without many flaws. Look at Jimmy Clausen who scored a good Wonderlic, ran a pro style offense in college, was able to do a hell of a job improvising and making his reads... yet was a complete failure in his first season in the NFL. He didn't have all these so-called mechanical issues either. Just saying. Quote:
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And just to point out, I never once pointed out where he should be drafted. My point is that he has all the physical tools one would want to be a successful NFL quarterback. His size, strength, speed, and athleticism are what people drool for... which obviously to one, the recipe for failure. |
Jamarcus Russell, Vince Young both had great physical tools; there game just doesn't translate to the NFL Game...
As was pointed out in the scouting report we're discussing, Newton's passing success was to pass to the wide open receiver or pull it down and run... Look the scouting report you cited says he'll be the most polarizing player coming out because of the physical tools he possesses but he that he has struggled when some of the college defenses schemed complex defenses similiar to a pro-style D... I didn't cite/quote all the negatives or questions about his game from your report due to length, but there are too many red flags to warrant a draft pick on this guy... Twenty-one or not, you come ready to play or you're gone... I will say this though, it was a good scouting report you cited... |
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A little more on how much of a freak Cam Newton is... If he doesn't succeed in the NFL, I'd venture to say it definitely won't be because of his God given physical talent. |
I thought this was telling, and supported by the back and forth on the matter...
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More polarizing than Mount Cody?!?!?
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R1/24 Mikel Leshoure RB - Illinois (HT: 6-0 - WT: 230)
Best Size/Speed Combination in the draft; got his act together after altercation in 2009 displaying maturity and focus; capable of monster games and carrying the load; willing blocker in pass protection R2/56 Muhammad Wilkerson, DT - Temple (HT: 6-5 - WT: 305) Athletic Big Man who would be a natural DE in a 3-4 alignment; but with his athletic ability could be a freak at the 5-technique positon; moving up draft boards into the first round now... R3/72 Quinton Carter, S - Oklahoma (HT: 6-0⅝ - WT: 211) Go to Roman Harper's Wikipedia page and you'll see 'em swinging a golf club; picking Carter would help 'em stay there; he has excellent coverage skills at S: Fluid, Good Angles, Smart and has excellent community track record; not sure he's be there this late but would be a steal at this slot ... R3/88 Mark Herzlich OLB - Boston College (HT: 6-3⅝ - WT: 250) Natural fiery leader/linebacker; survived serious illness to return and play at high level; playmaker who likes to be in on every play, but disciplined and stays in assignments... |
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