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wilsowilso · 01-29-2011, 02:49 PM

Did Russ Lande really say that Locker could slip into the third round?

That has to be the most moronic statement I have heard so far this year from all of the so called "draft experts."

How does that clown have a job? He is an imbecile.

All it takes is one coach to be convinced that he can solve Locker's pocket awareness and quick read ability and they will pull the trigger starting in the mid to late first round.

Or take a coach like Shanahan who loves getting his QB out of the pocket? No one should be surprised if we reach on him at #10.

Locker is so damn good with regards to accuracy when he gets out of the pocket it's flat out amazing that he struggles with accuracy in the pocket.

This is the type of problem an NFL coach sees as an incredible opportunity to mold a freakish talent with all the intangibles and upside you could ask for into a star.

Locker's upside is enormous. Period.

Yes he is high risk because accuracy issues in the pocket are a real problem, but he already has several elite level skill sets.

This type of player gets drafted early. Every time.

In any sports league for that matter.

01-29-2011, 02:49 PM	#2
wilsowilso Registered User Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Los Angeles Age: 52 Posts: 2,841	Re: Is locker going in the first or second? Did Russ Lande really say that Locker could slip into the third round? That has to be the most moronic statement I have heard so far this year from all of the so called "draft experts." How does that clown have a job? He is an imbecile. All it takes is one coach to be convinced that he can solve Locker's pocket awareness and quick read ability and they will pull the trigger starting in the mid to late first round. Or take a coach like Shanahan who loves getting his QB out of the pocket? No one should be surprised if we reach on him at #10. Locker is so damn good with regards to accuracy when he gets out of the pocket it's flat out amazing that he struggles with accuracy in the pocket. This is the type of problem an NFL coach sees as an incredible opportunity to mold a freakish talent with all the intangibles and upside you could ask for into a star. Locker's upside is enormous. Period. Yes he is high risk because accuracy issues in the pocket are a real problem, but he already has several elite level skill sets. This type of player gets drafted early. Every time. In any sports league for that matter.