PacificNorseWest wrote: ↑Thu Mar 28, 2019 12:49 am
CharVike wrote: ↑Sat Mar 23, 2019 7:42 am
Cam was never a true QB. He's a RB that can throw a football about 70 yards. He's a joke who is a great marketer. Plus he takes a ton of CAP. Some feel Cousins is a waste. IMO I like this guy Lock. Is he the talent that was in the draft last year? Nope. But he has the physical skills and has played a lot. That's what I look at. It's not like the bs we have drafted in the past that lack any physical gifts beginning with arm strength. Like the chicken wing stick Teddy. Or the no arm Ponder ect... Plus he will have the benefit of learning for a few seasons. It seems he is moving up the board quickly. Haskins didn't really play that much. Plus he had outstanding talent around him. Never had to elevate the team. This is a guy I wouldn't even look at in the top 3 rounds. But he will blow up the measure game and be a top half 1st round pick. Good luck with that move.
Man, no.
Can't take your stuff serious anymore. A RB that can throw 70 yards? He's not the most mechanically sound, but your hyperbole is too much. You hype up Lock because of physical skills, yet...that's exactly what Cam was about...The best QB prospect in that regard in years.
The one year Cam put it together, he won an MVP and was downright dominant...I don't think you know what you're talking about, but go ahead with it...
OK here is an experts opinion.
To be fair, Rivera and Newton reached the Super Bowl in 2015, their fifth season together, but since then Newton has not been anywhere close to a top-level performer. In fact, the numbers suggest his 2015 campaign, which earned him the league’s MVP award, was an outlier and not representative of his true ability at all.
You're right I have no idea what I'm talking about. I'm not digging up more stuff and there is plenty of it. But stay with your own view about how great a passer he is. He also doesn't run the ball. OK I get it and I was wrong. Lock and Cam are not the same as you pointed out. They played in two different styles of offense. And that's just to start it off. Lock lacks mobility and is a pocket passer. The same as Cam.Your right there the same physical skill. Locks problem is he struggled with accuracy but has improved each season. But he has a cannon and can make all the throws. That is something Rick and others don't get as he has shown he likes the guys that don't have an arm like the stiffs Teddy and Ponder. They both had low round physical ability. Below is an overview of Lock.
“I like Lock a lot, especially his arm strength and his delivery. He looked very good at the combine and has improved his footwork greatly. It wouldn’t surprise me at all if he turns out to be the best quarterback in this draft class because he brings so much to the table. He’s bigger than Murray and Haskins. He’s not mobile but he has a great feel in the pocket and he sees the field well. He’s also been tested in the SEC and he has a ton of maturity.
That's not Newton even though you think it is.