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Join Date: Aug 2005
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Glennon had one of the worst supporting casts in the country. That's not an opinion, it's a straight up fact. Glennon is literally the only player on that NC State offense that will get drafted. |
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The board was split on Sanchez to begin this year, the people I'm talking about knew Sanchez was bad before he was drafted and if not surely after his 2nd year. On the bold... I agree, except that Glennons throwing mechanics aren't poor, on the contrary they are great. |
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You realize foot work and mechanics are one in the same right? Cause if you do and you can still repeat what you said with a straight face then you truly have no idea what you're talking about. It's the same reasons that Sanchez can't hit the broad-side of a barn. Poor footwork/mechanics leads to inaccuracy, regardless of how poor his supporting cast was, he's an inaccurate quarterback being touted by espn and NFLN to get people to watch their draft coverage. |
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Poor footwork Questionable decision making Poor field vision Lack of touch And the glaring problem of ****ting his pants when pressured ...for your love of a 3rd round quality quarterback ? |
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His ceiling was lower, but it was thought he'd be a safe pick. Glennon is nothing like Sanchez. Stands 6'6" and has a rocket launcher for an arm. He'll go no later than rd. 2 and likely in 1 after workouts. He's very much like Flacco and we saw how his great arm enabled him to throw lasers vs Pats against the wind, while Brady's arm could not. That's the difference, why you take a chance on a QB like Glennon and what you're failing to see. It sounds like the Jets are pretty enthralled by him so far, so we'll see... |
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Sanchez's 2008 season? He had a good OL and nothing else. WR Damian Williams is a pro -- an average at best pro. Nobody else. Not close really. You ever look at the USC roster from that year? Ugh. I agree NC State doesn't have much but to say Glennon's accomplishments were "far more impressive" is where I disagree.
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Join Date: Nov 2012
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I actually think the Jets might be lucky to get him at #9 when all is said and done. If the Jets like him and think he can be a franchise QB then they have to take him at 9. The Jets need a tall strong armed QB . That's the type of QB that can succeed in New York. I don't know enough about him to say if he is the right guy for the Jets - is he smart? Is he determined? Is he fearless? How talented is he? Is he durable? Is he the next Tom Brady? That is the Jets job to figure out but if they think he's the guy then he will be our #9 pick. |
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In fact there's 4 WRs on NFL rosters right now.. Their defense was sick too. |
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The way the offensive game is headed, if you take a rather unathletic QB that high, you better be dang sure he can hit all the throws accurately. Glennon doesn't do that.
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The D was nasty. Cushing, Clay, perry (when he was good) |
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Ronald Johnson - Eagles - 4 receptions 82 yards and 2 Tds in the Rosebowl (2009 Sanchez)... David Ausberry - Raiders - 6'4", 243 lbs, timed a 4.48 at the combine... Cameron Jordan - Browns - 4th round pick |
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