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I watch a lot of Bayor and I want no part of Petty.So...you are skeptical about Mariota, yet think Petty can play.
Whatever, homer.
I watch a lot of Bayor and I want no part of Petty.So...you are skeptical about Mariota, yet think Petty can play.
Whatever, homer.
Why not?I watch a lot of Bayor and I want no part of Petty.
Because like most spread QBs, he isn't asked to read a defense and go through progressions.Why not?
And I'm not a Baylor fan, boozie...
Okay.Because like most spread QBs, he isn't asked to read a defense and go through progressions.
He's basically a stat compiler in a gimmick offense.
I have the same opinion of him. He isn't going to be able to throw 10+ screens a game and he isn't going to be playing in an offense where there is always a WR streaking open.Okay.
So what about Mariota like we were talking about above? He plays in a "gimmick" offense also. Tons, maybe even most, college QBs do now.
What's funny is many mocks that had Hundley entering the draft last year had him in the top 15 of the first round. Now he's 2nd-3rd round. This is a crap QB class, from top to bottom.No to him.
No to Hundley too.
This is a sad sack of shit group of QBs.
Pretty much.Because like most spread QBs, he isn't asked to read a defense and go through progressions.
He's basically a stat compiler in a gimmick offense.
Mariota is asked to make a ton of reads in Oregon's system, they just aren't the type of reads he'll generally have to make in the NFL.
Not a bad comparison. Honestly, the Bucs do not appear to be a good match and neither are the Titans.However, Mariota is by all accounts an extremely smart guy, and I'm sure he'll develop into a great QB if he's given the proper tutelage and time to get ready. Winston is more pro-ready now, but I'd be willing to bet a lot that Mariota has a better career. He reminds me of a cross between Kaepernick and Russell Wilson.