2023 NFL Draft - Do you Ringo?

[Wolviesix]

In basso a destra.

[Brian_di_Nazareth]

In basso a destra.

si esatto

[lelomb]

Wr ha fatto no botto nelle ultime 3/4 stagioni mica male

[ride_the_lightning]

Anche perché se arrivano i fenomeni dei Jaguars @Dead Man a dare quei contratti a Kirk - avoja a non ammazzarti a prenderne uno buono buono buono in FA che ti svolta la franchigia nel gioco aereo/aiuta il QB/costringe gli avversari a temerti. 

Pescarlo forte in un primo giro (o secondo giro) al draft è la svolta. @JoeyBurrow.

[Dead Man]

Anche perché se arrivano i fenomeni dei Jaguars @Dead Man a dare quei contratti a Kirk - avoja a non ammazzarti a prenderne uno buono buono buono in FA che ti svolta la franchigia nel gioco aereo/aiuta il QB/costringe gli avversari a temerti. 

Pescarlo forte in un primo giro (o secondo giro) al draft è la svolta. @JoeyBurrow.

[rodmanalbe82]

Scusate il ritardo ma oggi in radio ho scoperto l'esistenza di Habakkuk Baldonado

Ha qualche chance di entrare in un team? Gli ho fatto l'in bocca al lupo su Instagram, mi ha risposto gentilmente

[pippo77]

Scusate il ritardo ma oggi in radio ho scoperto l'esistenza di Habakkuk Baldonado

Ha qualche chance di entrare in un team? Gli ho fatto l'in bocca al lupo su Instagram, mi ha risposto gentilmente

Non so.... bisogna chiedere agli esperti di college ma il loro silenzio mi preoccupa un po'.....

[gloric]

Non sono per nulla un esperto, ma dovrebbe essere draftable. Day 3, sesto-settimo giro.

[Brian_di_Nazareth]

[apuano86]

Ma qualcuno ha capito perché CJ Stroud sta precipitando?

[rodmanalbe82]

Parla un inglese veramente perfetto. Gli ho scritto su IG augurandogli good luck e mi ha risposto subito 
 

[Brian_di_Nazareth]

Ma qualcuno ha capito perché CJ Stroud sta precipitando?

Per quel che vale: S2=18 dicono. I peggiori stanno sul 70 (su 100 credo). E poi il WR cast che aveva attorno ad Ohio State

Has Stroud’s stock really taken a hit?
“I’ll be honest, I had Stroud ahead of (Bryce) Young,” said one veteran NFL QB coach whose team isn’t in the market to take a quarterback high in this draft. “But then I dug into some other things and put Young ahead of him.”
The coach said Stroud checked all the boxes he likes to see from a first-round QB: “He’s got mobility and size; (he) can make all the throws and he throws with timing (and) anticipation.” All of those things shined in his film.
The coach dismissed some of the skepticism of people who ding Stroud because the program he’s come out of at Ohio State, despite all of its success, hasn’t produced a top-level NFL quarterback in generations. Perhaps Justin Fields will become that, but it’s much too soon to tell.
“I think people have some concerns over what those guys from that school have done the past few years,” he explained. “But I don’t think you can do that to the player. I don’t think that’s fair.”
Stroud’s stock, though — at least as reflected in media circles — has taken a hit as word has surfaced over his reportedly low score in the S2 Cognition Test. S2 researchers last year studied the scores of 117 quarterbacks who had taken the test through the 2022 draft and charted the data. According to the company, the S2 Eval for quarterbacks examines nine different cognitive skills: Perception Speed, Search
That veteran coach said he’s become a believer in the S2, but added that, in his view, there are four
“To me, that’s what flipped me (to put Young ahead of Stroud). When I saw that S2, it was brutal,” he told The Athletic. “That’s scary. Now listen, if we were in that position, I’d get him to re-take that test. Sometimes that happens. Guy gets a false read on a test, but I do believe in S2 and … well, if I believe in it and you’ve got plenty of evidence from looking at the scores and the players that you’ve coached, you can’t discount it or deny it.”

A second NFL QB coach, a younger one whose team also isn’t likely to take a QB high this year, acknowledged that he’s “been staring at that (Stroud S2) for a while. But I wouldn’t say there’s a direct correlation because if there was everybody would be picking off that.”
QB coach 2 said he was really impressed with Stroud from meeting with him and dismissed the blowback that suddenly has come Stroud’s way.
“It’s every f—— year,” he said. “Heck, it was (Will) Levis a month ago, and now it’s Stroud. I don’t care. I had a great interview with him. On the board and talking to him, he did a great job. He was aware of the stigma about past Ohio State quarterbacks. I was like, ‘Dude, you just threw 41 touchdowns. You’re good. You don’t have to sell me. I just want to get to know you as a dude.’
“The only reservation that I would have that would keep me up is C.J.’s receiving corps (at Ohio State) that’s gonna be the best he ever has for the rest of his life. Garrett Wilson, (Chris) Olave, (Marvin) Harrison, Jaxon Smith-Njigba. You’re lucky to have one guy like that. Best case two. He had four or five like that! Yeah, his game tape is NFL concepts and big boy throws but well, s—, I would have conviction too ripping this ball if Marvin Harrison Jr. is out there. This could be the best version of him as well. I think if Aidan O’Connell from Purdue was at Ohio State, I think he would’ve thrown for 40 touchdowns, to be honest.”

A third NFL quarterback coach, another younger one and whose team could be in the market to take a QB in the first round, echoed something similar. “I feel like every year now they pick one guy to drag through the mud at the end, and now it’s C.J. Where it this coming from? … When you meet him, he’s very nice, very humble. A lot of stuff analytically that has come out is not good, but I think we’re still early in this S2 stuff. Is there really enough data? The total score is not important. A good overall score doesn’t mean they
QB coach 3 cited two QBs drafted in the top five in the last decade that have had some success but disappointing careers to this point plagued largely by poor decision-making and lots of turnovers that “scored terribly.” Joe Burrow did great on S2 and is a franchise quarterback. Mac Jones did very well also, but the jury’s still out on his NFL prospects. Teddy Bridgewater is another one who scored really well on S2, the coach said. “He’s not physically great, but (the cognition test) probably shows why he’s a great backup.”
QB coach 3 is perplexed by Stroud’s S2 results. “I know when I watch him that (low S2 score) doesn’t make sense. I was shocked when I heard he bombed it. Did he not try? He didn’t throw many picks. He didn’t have a lot of really bad split-second decisions. I just didn’t see it. He’s great going through his progressions.”
Asked if he thinks a lot of people high up in the NFL put a lot of stock in S2, the third QB coach said. “Houston not taking C.J. (at No. 2) would be interesting. Are they really putting that much stock in S2 or, do they care that Dave Mulugheta is his agent because that’s Deshaun (Watson)’s agent, and they despise his agent?

“I know this: C.J.’s film is really good. I just wish I saw what I saw against Georgia at least one more time, in terms of his play extension. But it’s not his fault that they’re better than everybody and he wasn’t forced to do that. I know he’s capable of it. It’s in there.”

[Brian_di_Nazareth]

Per chi fosse interessato:

https://www.s2cognition.com/post/cognitive-skills-separate-top-nfl-qbs

[mattew88]

Someone On Reddit Started A Rumor About Will Levis Getting Taken First Overall In NFL Draft

[Jared]

Certo che tra Carolina che ancora non si è ben capito su chi vada, Houston idem e Arizona col telefono pronto, si prospetta un inizio di serata piuttosto movimentata.