2012 QB Prospects (Part 2)


artmonkforhallofamein07
12-01-2011, 02:44 AM
Blackmon will go in the top 5. Could see the Rams or Minny drafting him.

artmonkforhallofamein07
12-01-2011, 02:47 AM
Wisdom of teaching can only go as far as physical ability can take you. A 1st round QB draftee will have a much higher physical skill set than Curtis Painter.

I think my skill set is close to painters.... ;)

artmonkforhallofamein07
12-01-2011, 02:55 AM
Blackmon reminds me of Crabtree when he was in college. If thats the case, I don't see him being worth a early first round pick. I think he's very similar to Boldin. Boldin isn't a high first round receiver, he's a late round, good but not great receiver. I'd much rather have an Alshon Jefferey who reminds me of a Plaxico Burress. If you want to look just at this year alone, Boldin has like what 4 TD's. Plaxico has what 7-9 now? Because he's a long strider and great redzone target. That's how I see Alshon, Blackmon will be solid but not great.

I live in SC, you are on to something with that comparison. A guy like A Jeffery is a beast, and tbh i would draft that kid in a heartbeat if we had the opportunity or luxury to.

The Goat
12-01-2011, 03:17 AM
What foresight is that?

Maybe talent/personnel evaluation or team building are better terms.

For example: when the Colts' FO/coaching staff discerned, acknowledged and then addressed the fact that behind Manning (rosterwise) there is no legitimate QB talent. From the time of Manning's updated injury status (which fortuitously occurred just before the regular season) the team, led by the coach, seems to do all it can to secure the winning prize from next year's draft.

If your FO/coaching staff don't discern the talent situation in the beginning...the rest is history.

For example: the Skins' FO/coaching staff failed to discern QB talent in four consecutive decisions (JC, McNabb, Rex, Beck)...and before that expended significant resources to overhaul an above-average defense while an among-league-worst offense...actually...got...worse.

Can we please stop pretending that Mike and Kyle haven't been royal f'ups since they landed in DC? IF they pull things together it will be in spite of the first two years rather than because of the first two years.

CultBrennan59
12-01-2011, 03:21 AM
Blackmon will go in the top 5. Could see the Rams or Minny drafting him.

Oh, He'll definitely go high, no doubt about that, but I think that if there was the receivers from last year with AJ and Julio he wouldn't go till late in the first round, which is appropriate for the talent and production your getting from him. I agree with whomever said he's better than Dez. He is. But I just don't think he'd be worth a high first rounder in a normal years draft, because it's literally him or Alshon to pick from in the first.

mooby
12-01-2011, 07:03 AM
Matt Barkley sends his paperwork (http://espn.go.com/los-angeles/ncf/story/_/id/7301490/usc-trojans-quarterback-matt-barkley-takes-step-filing-paperwork-nfl) to the draft advisory board to see his projected round if he does declare.

JoeRedskin
12-01-2011, 07:12 AM
Maybe talent/personnel evaluation or team building are better terms.

For example: when the Colts' FO/coaching staff discerned, acknowledged and then addressed the fact that behind Manning (rosterwise) there is no legitimate QB talent. From the time of Manning's updated injury status (which fortuitously occurred just before the regular season) the team, led by the coach, seems to do all it can to secure the winning prize from next year's draft.
If your FO/coaching staff don't discern the talent situation in the beginning...the rest is history.

Are you suggesting that, despite years of ignoring the QB position, and before the year started, the Colts decided to lose all the games they could in order to secure the first pick in the April, 2012 draft? That's beyond insane. They just fired their D Coord - was that part of the plan? If they intended to tank, why not fire him in August? Who is in on this great "conspiracy to lose"?

As someone else said, tell your theory to an unemployed Jim Caldwell as he sits and watches the draft at home this year.

The Colts front office has shown an incredible lack of foresight and simply "Lucked" out. They don't where horseshoes on their helmets for nothing!

SkinzWin
12-01-2011, 09:03 AM
Matt Barkley sends his paperwork (http://espn.go.com/los-angeles/ncf/story/_/id/7301490/usc-trojans-quarterback-matt-barkley-takes-step-filing-paperwork-nfl) to the draft advisory board to see his projected round if he does declare.

Beat me to it.... Well it looks as if Luck and Barkley are coming out to play. If RGIII decides to join the big boys I think we have a good shot at getting one of the three. I still like Barkley since we obviously aren't going to get Luck.

skinsfaninok
12-01-2011, 10:37 AM
Hate to always say it like this but losing out is the way to go in order to be sure we can draft the QB we want

SkinzWin
12-01-2011, 11:02 AM
I think my skill set is close to painters.... ;)

Sounds like a winning recipe to me. Can I be your agent?

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