11-03-2019, 05:38 AM
Firstly, I couldn't fault the Bengals for looking at Chase Young instead of QB in round one.
Jake Fromm skill set reminds me of Andy Dalton's, to the point that if we're gonna draft him we might as well just keep Andy Dalton.
Tua Tagovailoa has a bad injury history, the one or two games he's actually gotten something even remotely
resembling pressure he's struggled at times. It's very difficult to evaluate him, most of his throws have been to guy's with 6 yards of separation. Cold turkey though, that man throws one of the most beautiful spirals.
As of right now, Joe Burrow is the guy I would draft.
Depending of course on how, Ryan Finley plays. Joe Burrow is wired completely different than most quarterbacks.
He's a scrapper, a fighter. Joe Burrow has tended to get along with all his coaches, but reports are he will do it his own way.
An example being last season offensive coordinator Steve Ensminger told him he needs to slide.
A reporter asked him about it and he said "I'm not a slider. No, I'm not going to slide. I'm not a slider. I told Coach E and all my teammates, 'I'm not a slider.' They never really believed me, I don't think. I don't think quarterbacks should slide. It's not my DNA."
Even at the Manning Passing Academy this June, reports are he got an earful from Archie Manning and his son Peyton Manning about learning to not run and sliding.
"Yeah, Archie told me, and Peyton told me, too," Burrow said. "Eli didn't say anything. So maybe, I needed all three of them to change my mind."
Burrow is running a spread, passing offense installed by former Saints' assistant coach Joe Brady, it's a very NFL style of offense.
"First of all, he has a lot of poise. He doesn't ever get rattled. He's a seasoned vet," Orgeron said. "He's a coach's son. He knows the adjustments as well as any other coach. He could call the plays himself. He's good enough to do that."
With him running a Saints style offense, you would figure that the Saints would want him.
Jake Fromm skill set reminds me of Andy Dalton's, to the point that if we're gonna draft him we might as well just keep Andy Dalton.
Tua Tagovailoa has a bad injury history, the one or two games he's actually gotten something even remotely
resembling pressure he's struggled at times. It's very difficult to evaluate him, most of his throws have been to guy's with 6 yards of separation. Cold turkey though, that man throws one of the most beautiful spirals.
As of right now, Joe Burrow is the guy I would draft.
Depending of course on how, Ryan Finley plays. Joe Burrow is wired completely different than most quarterbacks.
He's a scrapper, a fighter. Joe Burrow has tended to get along with all his coaches, but reports are he will do it his own way.
An example being last season offensive coordinator Steve Ensminger told him he needs to slide.
A reporter asked him about it and he said "I'm not a slider. No, I'm not going to slide. I'm not a slider. I told Coach E and all my teammates, 'I'm not a slider.' They never really believed me, I don't think. I don't think quarterbacks should slide. It's not my DNA."
Even at the Manning Passing Academy this June, reports are he got an earful from Archie Manning and his son Peyton Manning about learning to not run and sliding.
"Yeah, Archie told me, and Peyton told me, too," Burrow said. "Eli didn't say anything. So maybe, I needed all three of them to change my mind."
Burrow is running a spread, passing offense installed by former Saints' assistant coach Joe Brady, it's a very NFL style of offense.
"First of all, he has a lot of poise. He doesn't ever get rattled. He's a seasoned vet," Orgeron said. "He's a coach's son. He knows the adjustments as well as any other coach. He could call the plays himself. He's good enough to do that."
With him running a Saints style offense, you would figure that the Saints would want him.
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