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For me, I don't really think that you can coach up accuracy, and by all accounts, Mayfield's is a good as anyone that has come out in years.
The question becomes, what is his work ethic and desire. That was what separated Brees. |
As to the question that was raised earlier, Watson or Mayfield?
I'm taking Mayfield. I just don't believe that you can have sustained success with an arm that weak. |
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Dude has charm and personability. I think they have a star on their hands. |
Man, you guys are a lot more confident in Mayfield than I am.
No way I’m taking him over Watson yet. We have yet to see him against a real NFL defense. He’s used to playing shit defenses with all the time in the world and some really nice weapons. I just don’t think he’s this sure thing whatsoever. It’s not like Pat who had a shit OL, average weapons at best, and no defense playing against those bad defenses. |
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I'm guessing these guys are viewing Watson as a complete unknown, so if you're going off college plus measurables, they're taking Baker. |
Mayfield's footwork in the pocket is very, very good for a rookie. He also has been doing a good job keeping his eyes downfield.
All the rookie QBs (except Jackson) are doing well their first two games. |
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Also Baker has walked on to 2 different programs and responded well in each instance. |
It's been an entertaining season so far of Hard Knocks. I hope the Browns can find some success, that city needs it after Lebron left
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Baker got tilted by Kansas, he should of laughed off those no talent players taunts but instead they got in his head. Dude is a Ryan Leafesque meltdown ready to happen.
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Anyone see Terrance Mitchell bug the shit out of Landry on Hard Knocks and take a sucker punch from him? Didn't realize Landry was such a diva
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Carl Nassib vs Todd Haley in the Oklahoma drill needs to happen. |
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