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Quote: Originally Posted by Ingtar33 yep. i'm mostly doing HS recruitment right now. but you'd be amazed how much time i have at the moment. As for Bradford... I'd list him as the best prospect in the draft at QB based on what i've seen all things being equal. Unfortunately his injury was to his throwing shoulder. As long as he's unable to work out well he'll be at best the 2nd best QB prospect in this draft....

Quote: Originally Posted by Ingtar33 so i looked over a few highlights of Clausen's this year and have come to a few conclusions. 1) he has a long throwing motion, almost as long as Leftwich. It's deliberate and slow, it takes a very long time for the ball to leave his hand from the moment he makes up his mind to throw. 2) he throws with a 3/4 motion. He got away with it because he's in college, the big problem for Clausen will...

Quote: Originally Posted by Demon ^^ I have also only heard priase to his footwork. I'm starting to think if we do pick a QB in the first round it has to be Sam Bradford. Only risk is injury worries, as he doesn't get hit often in college and you know he'll get rocked more then a few times with the Bills. Almost all prospects are projects, so if we do decide to go offense, Bradford would be my pick. As for the offensive line,...

No way that line is going to 10.5/11. Highly unlikely it will go past 7. Since we all know 7 is a key number the books open themselves for a big middle over 7.

Quote: Originally Posted by tampabay25690 Dont know if Im gonna touch the game I will wait and see what happens. This game is to fishy for me...... I think if it was this or next saturday Bama would roll but the wild card is the media telling Texas how their going to get steam rolled for 25+ days. They are going to be highly motivated.

Quote: Originally Posted by Ingtar33 well, i looked over Sam Bradford and came to some conclusions 1) Doesn't throw a particularly tight spiral, unless he has time to step into his pass 2) Played behind a freaking Berlin Wall of an offensive line. The line impressed me greatly. However, he made his line look far better then it already was. Had a great feel for pressure. kept his eyes down field, moved well to avoid the rush and buy...

Quote: Originally Posted by BillsWin I believe he has the potential to do so. I saw him yell at his offensive linemen and wide receivers before. This is the toughest QB in the draft for me to judge, just because of all the talent surrounding him. Seriously, Oklahoma is the collegiate version of the Dallas Cowboys of the mid 90s, they're just loaded. Jermaine Gresham is a target that could probably catch passes from our midget trainer on...

Quote: Originally Posted by DraftBoy Aren't you about to enter a recuriting quiet period? the quiet period is from August through the end of November... recruits can talk to us and visit us at the school, but we can't contact them. There are some quiet periods clustered around holidays like for example, there is one from Dec 22 through Jan 1st. (though that one is actually called a dead period and it has slightly different rules)...

Also, what about his leadership skills? This is one of the quietest and softest quarterbacks i've ever seen. I don't think we will be seeing him getting his team fired up pregame like Brees, butting heads with linemen like Brady, or going head to head with his pro bowl center on the sideline like Manning....I just dont know if i trust him in big NFL games with that shy manner of his.

Quote: Originally Posted by DraftBoy Well keep in mind my boards are going to be very different from others you see. I dont rank much with the mainstream, so you're going to see McShay, and Kiper have some guys a lot higher than I have them. Specifically in the QB department. They care more about correctly projecting where the kid will be drafted, while I care more about projecting if he will be successful. everybody's boards are...