Josh Rosen

hagan714 · 09-17-2017, 07:21 AM

He does not get overly excited when I think of how he fits in the SP system.

Luke Falk, QB, Washington State 6032 214 4.87 #4 rSr
He looks to be the best fit. Great IQ and route progression

Mason Rudolph, QB Oklahoma State 6036 235 4.77 #2 Sr
The most experienced QB in the draft and hard to ignore. He is my ghost QB in the draft. David Carr was my last QB ghost I could not shake. I might have him knocking around my head through the draft. Great IQ and route progression also

Josh Rosen QB UCLA 6032 220 4.97 #3 Jr
I really wish he would stay in school but a first round hype is hard to ignore. He has the talent but going through his progression and pocket presence worries me and why I might have him as a QB that will get rushed into starting way too quickly. Can he handle it mentally? He might be a cali mellow kid IMO

rezburna · 09-17-2017, 08:26 AM

Originally Posted by hagan714

He does not get overly excited when I think of how he fits in the SP system.

Luke Falk, QB, Washington State 6032 214 4.87 #4 rSr
He looks to be the best fit. Great IQ and route progression

Mason Rudolph, QB Oklahoma State 6036 235 4.77 #2 Sr
The most experienced QB in the draft and hard to ignore. He is my ghost QB in the draft. David Carr was my last QB ghost I could not shake. I might have him knocking around my head through the draft. Great IQ and route progression also

Josh Rosen QB UCLA 6032 220 4.97 #3 Jr
I really wish he would stay in school but a first round hype is hard to ignore. He has the talent but going through his progression and pocket presence worries me and why I might have him as a QB that will get rushed into starting way too quickly. Can he handle it mentally? He might be a cali mellow kid IMO

Whoever our next QB is, in today's NFL he has to be able to move like Rodgers, Luck, and Wilson to extend plays...especially behind by our current line.

hagan714 · 09-17-2017, 09:01 AM

Originally Posted by rezburna

Whoever I next QB is, in today's NFL he has to be able to move like Rodgers, Luck, and Wilson to extend plays...especially behind by our current line.

True enough. the saints bench has shown itself to be full of question marks and the need for possible major upgrades at multi positions. .

09-17-2017, 07:21 AM	#1
hagan714 LB Mentallity Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 15,870 Blog Entries: 68	Re: Josh Rosen He does not get overly excited when I think of how he fits in the SP system. Luke Falk, QB, Washington State 6032 214 4.87 #4 rSr He looks to be the best fit. Great IQ and route progression Mason Rudolph, QB Oklahoma State 6036 235 4.77 #2 Sr The most experienced QB in the draft and hard to ignore. He is my ghost QB in the draft. David Carr was my last QB ghost I could not shake. I might have him knocking around my head through the draft. Great IQ and route progression also Josh Rosen QB UCLA 6032 220 4.97 #3 Jr I really wish he would stay in school but a first round hype is hard to ignore. He has the talent but going through his progression and pocket presence worries me and why I might have him as a QB that will get rushed into starting way too quickly. Can he handle it mentally? He might be a cali mellow kid IMO
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09-17-2017, 08:26 AM	#2
rezburna 5000 POSTS! + Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: Kenner, LA Posts: 7,999	Re: Josh Rosen Originally Posted by hagan714 He does not get overly excited when I think of how he fits in the SP system. Luke Falk, QB, Washington State 6032 214 4.87 #4 rSr He looks to be the best fit. Great IQ and route progression Mason Rudolph, QB Oklahoma State 6036 235 4.77 #2 Sr The most experienced QB in the draft and hard to ignore. He is my ghost QB in the draft. David Carr was my last QB ghost I could not shake. I might have him knocking around my head through the draft. Great IQ and route progression also Josh Rosen QB UCLA 6032 220 4.97 #3 Jr I really wish he would stay in school but a first round hype is hard to ignore. He has the talent but going through his progression and pocket presence worries me and why I might have him as a QB that will get rushed into starting way too quickly. Can he handle it mentally? He might be a cali mellow kid IMO Whoever our next QB is, in today's NFL he has to be able to move like Rodgers, Luck, and Wilson to extend plays...especially behind by our current line. Rsanders24 and hagan714 like this.

09-17-2017, 09:01 AM	#3
hagan714 LB Mentallity Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 15,870 Blog Entries: 68	Re: Josh Rosen Originally Posted by rezburna Whoever I next QB is, in today's NFL he has to be able to move like Rodgers, Luck, and Wilson to extend plays...especially behind by our current line. True enough. the saints bench has shown itself to be full of question marks and the need for possible major upgrades at multi positions. .