ESPN's Ron Jaworski changing tune about this Quarterback

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  1. Riverman

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    I'd take manziel at #11.
     
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    Yes, now go analyze some legos
     
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    JCBRAVE goTitans 2019 Survivor Champion

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    To do what, Quarterback the Titans?
     
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  10. Dee

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    I'm not big on Manziel, but if he is there at 11, it is kind of hard to pass up on him.

    If he is there and they pull the trigger and draft him, I honestly would not blame them.

    He has the talent to become a great Qb.

    Plus marketability, dude is on a McDonald's commercial with LeBron James.

    I doubt he will slip to 11 tho.
     
    #34 Dee, Mar 27, 2014
  13. nickmsmith

    nickmsmith Most poverty RB core.

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    I bet you'll be surprised. One or two of those top 3 or 4 will fall, I bet. QB is the most risky venture there is in the top 10, when there are some solid defensive players, Tackles, etc. worthy of being in the top 10.

    Some franchises out there will not be sold enough on one of these dudes to take them top 10. When you have a rush for QBs in the top 10-15, it gets ugly for all teams involved. Ala Gabbert, Locker, Ponder.

    Desperation is a stinky cologne, and these GMs know that.
     
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  16. CRUDS

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    So let me get this straight. Everyone is all high on Manziel now because of pro-day reports?
    Good grief..
     
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  19. nbtoppers2

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    anytime skip bayless gives advice, do the exact opposite. he's a moron of epic proportions.
     
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  22. nickmsmith

    nickmsmith Most poverty RB core.

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    It's pretty ridiculous how much one day, or one game makes a prospect.

    Jamarcus Russell earned the #1 pick because he beat Brady Quinn and the ND Irish. One game. He was horrible every game after.
     
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  25. LANGSTER

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    Anyone that watched Bridgewater's pro day and manziel's can see that it is not even close between the two. Not to mention watching both teams play. Manziel did it in the sec and Louisville was playing florida int , etc and bridgewater never really lit it up against anybody. I want Barr or Mack at 11 or trade down but if manziel is there it will be hard not to take him.
     
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  28. nickmsmith

    nickmsmith Most poverty RB core.

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    That very well could be true.. but McNair and Flacco did not play against any quality competition, and McCarron, and every SEC NFL non-factor QB played against the best, and many succeeded in the college ranks.

    I'm sure Aaron Rodgers' stock fell due to his pro day as well.

    It's such a crapshoot.

    It's more about how a guy can learn and adapt his play to the NFL level, and that much can't really be known until they get there.

    The NFL system kind of sucks that these rookie QBs have no time to be groomed for NFL play. it's either succeed now, or you're done.
     
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