Yet Another QB Rumors Thread (Volume 9)


GTripp0012
03-01-2012, 03:22 AM
2012 NFL Combine: QB (http://www.footballsfuture.com/2012/combine/qb.html)

2011 NFL Combine: QB (http://www.footballsfuture.com/2011/combine/qb.html)

----------------------------------40 Yard Vertical Shuttle Cone Broad Jump
Andrew Luck Stanford-----------------------4.67 - 36.0 4.28 6.80 10'4

Blaine Gabbert Missouri----------------------4.62 33.5 4.26 6.84 10'0
Jake Locker Washington--------------------4.59 35 4.12 6.77 10'0
Josh Portis California (PA)------------------4.62 40 4.12 6.84 10'6
Tyrod Taylor Virginia Tech-----------------4.51 37.5 4.09 6.78 10'6
Colin Kaepernick Nevada------------------4.53 32.5 4.18 6.85 9'7
Cam Newton Auburn ---------------------4.59 - 35 4.18 6.92 10'6
Christian Ponder Florida State------------4.65 34 4.09 6.85 9'8Do you think these combine results had anything to do with Kaepernick slipping to the second round?

Dirtbag59
03-01-2012, 03:24 AM
Should have drafted Tony Pike then this whole QB thing would be over.

30gut
03-01-2012, 03:28 AM
Racial component retracted, on the grounds of being not necessary to the argument.I'm glad for you.

This is not a court of law, and Andrew Luck is everything I have suggested he is. Your best argument remains "I disagree." Except here's the thing: you don't disagree. You agree with me. You just think you're justified to put Tannehill in his tier. And by your own extension, Kaepernick. Which I don't think can be justified. Maybe it can. But you haven't been particularly convincing despite carrying the burden of proof.

I want to keep this from drifting into an analysis of Andrew Luck's combine results. If you actually are going to make the case that Andrew Luck's combine results suggest he's not one of the better athletes to come out in years at the QB position, I'll probably respond (if I can) to your case. If you're not going to make it, drop the argument. Dude, you're all over the place.

I will stand on just the skin deep comparison to Newton, and the similarity/superiority to Griffin in the non-running tests. I have little intention of analyzing combine numbers for their greater meaning, and yet, still feel very comfortable concluding that we don't see athletes like Luck at the QB position very often.lol, right now that the numbers are posted you're backpedalling.

But, I guess I should expect this from you since for whatever reason you cannot admit that Tannehill is a better athlete then Luck.Of course the above statement cannot be supported.
But neither can this statement:
Of course Andrew Luck is a better athlete than Tannehill.

A better statement would be that for whatever reason you choose to diminish Tannehill athletic accomplishments yet overstate Lucks.

-Cheers

30gut
03-01-2012, 03:37 AM
Do you think these combine results had anything to do with Kaepernick slipping to the second round?
You're the king of presuppostion.
Kaeprnick didn't 'slide' to the second round he ascended to the second round.

oh btw:

Andrew Luck Stanford-----------------------4.67--36.0 4.28 6.80 10'4
Colin Kaepernick Nevada---------------------4.53--32.5 4.18 6.85 9'7

Do you always resort to this behavior?

GTripp0012
03-01-2012, 03:37 AM
A better statement would be that for whatever reason you choose to diminish Tannehill athletic accomplishments yet overstate Lucks.

-CheersOh my f-cking god, you're not retracting your ridiculous statement after all that? You're a hundred times harder headed than I could ever hope to be.

You know who wasn't on the combine list? Tannehill.

I wish not to overstate Luck's case. He's still one of the best athletes to come out in years. I recognize your point about the 2011 combine, and accept that it weakens the evidence used here. The 2012 combine results though continue to reinforce what Luck put on tape. They don't do anything re: Tannehill.

Your persistence to save some face amazes me. Congrats, I guess.

GTripp0012
03-01-2012, 03:39 AM
I have no idea what people think about the difference in athleticism between Tannehill and Luck, I was stating my opinion.

And I try to use qualifiers to avoid presenting my opinion as a declarative, which I find pretentious.

But, I guess I should expect this from you since for whatever reason you cannot admit that Tannehill is a better athlete then Luck.

I just wish you would retract.

EARTHQUAKE2689
03-01-2012, 04:02 AM
I wish FA started today.

GTripp0012
03-01-2012, 04:04 AM
I wish FA started today.Agreed.

Wow, I'm legit depressed with that ending.

You know what will cheer me up? Steak and Shake! Well, that and NFL free agency. Hey, the Chiefs signed Zeke Markshausen today. That's something, right?

GTripp0012
03-01-2012, 04:05 AM
Should have drafted Tony Pike then this whole QB thing would be over.Can still get Zach Colleros.

NM Redskin
03-01-2012, 04:25 AM
After hearing about the concerns scouts have with Barkley I think it's pretty safe to say that he would have been the 3rd QB in this draft.

Don't get me wrong, Barkley is a quality prospect and certainly much more promising then the Tannehill's of the world. However he doesn't have the greatest arm and is athletically average if that. RG3 has both the arm and athleticism not to mention he can match Barkley on the intangibles front.

Another thing to remember is Barkley's supporting cast is miles better then what RG3 had at Baylor. I think had the two gone head to head in this draft class Griffin would have gone first.

Hey Dirt totally agree, this was more of why not to wait till 2013 for Bark or any other QB for that matter. USC Qbs scare the hell of me. Im def behind all in for Grif.

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