He comes into a huge game vs OSU in 2019 in Columbus and........is used like a fullback.
Would be tough for them not to give Love a year after taking him in the first.
true, but when he finally threw a pass in that game it was horrible. i don't think anybody watched that game and thought this guy would ever be in the nfl
He was a great passer in his first blue/white game. Quick decision, quick release.
would not be surprised, Love has looked terrible for a guy who has been in the system for a few years, totally lost..no sense in bringing in another guy, they gotta know that there is no path to the playoffs..give Love a few more starts, but i see GB looking at a high first round pick and looking to take a qb in a deep qb draft..
By a game though. Lions Cowboys Eagles Niners and Seahawks are likely playoff bound. Packers have as good as a shot as anyone else unless the Vikings find a QB.
Yes, and when he got we used him as a fullback , never allowing him to pass. Incredibly stupid. Backups need game reps to be ready.
Next two weeks could really interesting. Levis will start at Pittsburgh on Thursday night. Ten days later Greenbay visits the ‘burgh. Would be amazing to see two former PSU QBs play the Steelers back to back.
True--I just wouldn't be shocked if 7-10 gets the 7 seed but then it comes down to tiebreakers
Quite possibly. Levis probably has Top 10 pick ability, but for whatever reason after the first few picks teams picked other positions in that draft. Had Richardson not tested off the charts at the combine maybe he goes in the Top 5. The Titans got a good deal there. I feel like Pickett was a 3rd-rounder if Pittsburgh doesn't take him. Not the worst, but not really a franchise QB. The Steelers were so worried about not letting the next Dan Marino slip through their hands that they reached for him. I hope that he will improve like he did in college and become worthy of the first-round label, but right now that doesn't look likely.
Agree. I feel like drafting a QB is a crap shoot. The best young QB in the league has been the kid in San Francisco but he also has a GREAT offense around him and a great offensive coach. I think the pro and college games are so different that pro talent evaluators just look for skill sets. The kid is 6-4 and 240 with a rocket arm and quick release. He's built like a brick shithouse. Sean Clifford is a very heady and great game manager. But QBs today, for the most part, are game changers and not just game managers. I am thinking of guys like Hurts, Tua, Mahomes, Allen, Jackson...these are all great athletes. Yep, you still get the occasional Brady and Purdy but there is no way to know if their skill set translates until they are in the system and by then you've already invested.
The word on draft day was he got arrogant. Was always strutting around in sleeveless shirts and as acting cocky.
i kind of have a hard time believing any teams passed on him based on wearing a sleeveless shirt
Elite arm talent doesn't even do that justice. There's maybe 5 NFL QBs that can make that throw with that kind of accuracy. Just ridiculous. Titans looks like they got a steal. Mariota also threw 4 TDs in his first start so trying not to go overboard but very, very, very impressive
RGIII looked great like that for half a season too. it's impressive when it keeps happening game after game, season after season. wait and see
It's not praising the Packers.
Agreed--RGIII just couldn't stay/get healthy after his rookie year. Cousins also played phenomenally well.
Pretty much everyone in the AFC other than the Pats have a realistic shot at the last two spots. Miami, Buffalo, Baltimore, Kansas City and Jacksonville seem like locks. Cincinnati may have figured things out. Then it gets messy. Cleveland doesn't have a QB, Jets don't have a QB, Pittsburgh doesn't have an offense, Houston was supposed to be the worst team, LAC has a horrible HC, Denver and the Raiders would shock me. Wouldn't be shocked if the final spot is Tennessee or Indy.
