McCarron hype gaining steam

[Mike M (the other one)]

(06-24-2015, 06:15 PM)OSUfan Wrote: Pretty sure you were not following the gist. Had nothing to do with Alabama QBs as much as it had to do with the resume that you  seem to find important and that is to include the SEC hype. Getting National Championships at a school that stays as stacked at pretty much every position obviously does not require an outstanding QB.

no I followed it just fine, what you're not following is that none of that means much when it comes to evaluating a player's possible NFL career.

(06-24-2015, 06:18 PM)OSUfan Wrote: Pocket presence cannot be judged until he has 300 pounders bearing down on him with a full head of steam that are actually allowed to tattoo his ass...........

I agree, but you've already judged him with out even giving him much of a chance to prove himself.

(06-24-2015, 06:20 PM)OSUfan Wrote: McCarron should not be judged by other Alabama QBs just as you cannot judge him by National Championships won in the collegiate ranks yet many seem to consistently offer those up along with being in the SEC as a stunning resume now don't they?

Again, none of that means much when looking at an individual player, other than the fact that he came from a top notch DI school and played against NFL level players.

I guess basically you're saying that we should stay away from all top notch D1 QB's that win a National Championship since their Teams are stacked at all positions and their Conference is over rated.
Bye-Bye Ohio State QB's.

I don't like the SEC anymore than the next person, but you can't ignore that they have the most players from their conference in the NFL. 

http://247sports.com/Article/Since-2005-SEC-dominates-conferences-in-producing-NFL-talent--29686479


I think AJM is the same as AD, but is a better decision maker and fundamentally sound QB, which could lead him to being more consistent that AD.

But again, let's wait and see what we got instead of building him up or chopping him down.