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IDOG_det
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| CrashMan510 wrote: | | At this point I can't see Geno not being the #1 QB taken, hes been playing out of his mind. Tavon Austin is also having a great year, such a beast in the open field |
He should be looked at near the end of the 1st round.
I feel cool because I said earlier that both of these guys would be great. I'm never right on my predictions! 
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| Nobody wrote: | | Adrenaline_Flux wrote: | Yeah, at this point, he is going to be the #1 pick. The man has ice running through his veins. His composure is outstanding.
His upside may not be "high" but I think I would compare him to Matt Ryan as far as that kind of thing is concerned. Good right away and may take him a while to take "the next step" but he will.
If the Jags do fall apart and end up with the #1 overall pick, I can't see how we wouldn't select him. Though I don't know if we would let go of Blaine Gabbert either. Could you imagine if we took Geno Smith and then both panned out? |
No, because that would require Gabbert panning out. |
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| Posted: Sun Oct 07, 2012 12:39 am Post subject: |
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| Adrenaline_Flux wrote: | | Nobody wrote: | | Adrenaline_Flux wrote: | Yeah, at this point, he is going to be the #1 pick. The man has ice running through his veins. His composure is outstanding.
His upside may not be "high" but I think I would compare him to Matt Ryan as far as that kind of thing is concerned. Good right away and may take him a while to take "the next step" but he will.
If the Jags do fall apart and end up with the #1 overall pick, I can't see how we wouldn't select him. Though I don't know if we would let go of Blaine Gabbert either. Could you imagine if we took Geno Smith and then both panned out? |
No, because that would require Gabbert panning out. |
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Can you please change your sig to Legatron #2. Hanson is already Legatron (unless you guys gave him that nickname before last season, but I doubt you did). Much appreciated 
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Adrenaline_Flux
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| Posted: Sun Oct 07, 2012 12:44 am Post subject: |
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| IDOG_det wrote: | | Adrenaline_Flux wrote: | | Nobody wrote: | | Adrenaline_Flux wrote: | Yeah, at this point, he is going to be the #1 pick. The man has ice running through his veins. His composure is outstanding.
His upside may not be "high" but I think I would compare him to Matt Ryan as far as that kind of thing is concerned. Good right away and may take him a while to take "the next step" but he will.
If the Jags do fall apart and end up with the #1 overall pick, I can't see how we wouldn't select him. Though I don't know if we would let go of Blaine Gabbert either. Could you imagine if we took Geno Smith and then both panned out? |
No, because that would require Gabbert panning out. |
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Can you please change your sig to Legatron #2. Hanson is already Legatron (unless you guys gave him that nickname before last season, but I doubt you did). Much appreciated |
Hanson sucks. :3
I've been meaning to change it to BANGER though anyway.
THANKS FOR REMINDING ME. PREESH. <3
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The two fumbles kinda sucked, although the second was more on his line, but still: 24 TDs 0 INTs.
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Not his best game but plaed with some short fields so hm throing over under 300+ was to do more with Tavon long returnsand the fact Texas was begging them to run the ball...But withut Buie trpping on a wide ope catch and the very sure handed JD Woods dropping a ball he would hae had 6 TDs and had another great game
Most impressive thing was going in front of 100,000 for the 1st time having two fumbles yet he stayed calm didnt seem to faze him and he came out and helped his team get the go ahead score |
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| Posted: Sun Oct 07, 2012 1:49 am Post subject: |
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| CrashMan510 wrote: | | At this point I can't see Geno not being the #1 QB taken, hes been playing out of his mind. Tavon Austin is also having a great year, such a beast in the open field |
They could be this year's version of Luck/Fleener or Griffin/Wright.
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muncy54
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| Posted: Sun Oct 07, 2012 1:51 am Post subject: |
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| green24 wrote: | | CrashMan510 wrote: | | At this point I can't see Geno not being the #1 QB taken, hes been playing out of his mind. Tavon Austin is also having a great year, such a beast in the open field |
They could be this year's version of Luck/Fleener or Griffin/Wright. |
Dont sleep on Bailey 13 TD's so far
Note of Tavon he had i think it was 4 or 5 drops last year and said he wouldnt have ANY this year and so far has made some great grabs and caught everything in sight |
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Bobikus
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| Posted: Sun Oct 07, 2012 2:20 am Post subject: |
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| muncy54 wrote: | Not his best game but plaed with some short fields so hm throing over under 300+ was to do more with Tavon long returnsand the fact Texas was begging them to run the ball...But withut Buie trpping on a wide ope catch and the very sure handed JD Woods dropping a ball he would hae had 6 TDs and had another great game
Most impressive thing was going in front of 100,000 for the 1st time having two fumbles yet he stayed calm didnt seem to faze him and he came out and helped his team get the go ahead score |
Crowd chanting "Geno sucks" didn't faze him either.
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| Bobikus wrote: | | muncy54 wrote: | Not his best game but plaed with some short fields so hm throing over under 300+ was to do more with Tavon long returnsand the fact Texas was begging them to run the ball...But withut Buie trpping on a wide ope catch and the very sure handed JD Woods dropping a ball he would hae had 6 TDs and had another great game
Most impressive thing was going in front of 100,000 for the 1st time having two fumbles yet he stayed calm didnt seem to faze him and he came out and helped his team get the go ahead score |
Crowd chanting "Geno sucks" didn't faze him either. |
He said after the game "well i guess they know thats not true now" lol |
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| Adrenaline_Flux wrote: | Yeah, at this point, he is going to be the #1 pick. The man has ice running through his veins. His composure is outstanding.
His upside may not be "high" but I think I would compare him to Matt Ryan as far as that kind of thing is concerned. Good right away and may take him a while to take "the next step" but he will.
If the Jags do fall apart and end up with the #1 overall pick, I can't see how we wouldn't select him. Though I don't know if we would let go of Blaine Gabbert either. Could you imagine if we took Geno Smith and then both panned out? |
Curious as to how Geno Smith would 'pan out' as wel as Gabbert...given that there are only so many starting reps and honestly...it's either one or the other in that situation.
You don't draft Geno Smith and let Gabbert continue to develop. If you go QB that high, he's a day 1 starter. And it means Gabbert is toast. That's all there is to it...if Gabbert were to develop in that situation...it would be with another team. |
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Adrenaline_Flux
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| Posted: Sun Oct 07, 2012 3:06 am Post subject: |
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| Tugboat wrote: | | Adrenaline_Flux wrote: | Yeah, at this point, he is going to be the #1 pick. The man has ice running through his veins. His composure is outstanding.
His upside may not be "high" but I think I would compare him to Matt Ryan as far as that kind of thing is concerned. Good right away and may take him a while to take "the next step" but he will.
If the Jags do fall apart and end up with the #1 overall pick, I can't see how we wouldn't select him. Though I don't know if we would let go of Blaine Gabbert either. Could you imagine if we took Geno Smith and then both panned out? |
Curious as to how Geno Smith would 'pan out' as wel as Gabbert...given that there are only so many starting reps and honestly...it's either one or the other in that situation.
You don't draft Geno Smith and let Gabbert continue to develop. If you go QB that high, he's a day 1 starter. And it means Gabbert is toast. That's all there is to it...if Gabbert were to develop in that situation...it would be with another team. |
It's a dangerous idea to think in terms of absolute certainty when it comes to football.
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| Posted: Sun Oct 07, 2012 10:26 am Post subject: |
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| muncy54 wrote: | | Bobikus wrote: | | muncy54 wrote: | Not his best game but plaed with some short fields so hm throing over under 300+ was to do more with Tavon long returnsand the fact Texas was begging them to run the ball...But withut Buie trpping on a wide ope catch and the very sure handed JD Woods dropping a ball he would hae had 6 TDs and had another great game
Most impressive thing was going in front of 100,000 for the 1st time having two fumbles yet he stayed calm didnt seem to faze him and he came out and helped his team get the go ahead score |
Crowd chanting "Geno sucks" didn't faze him either. |
He said after the game "well i guess they know thats not true now" lol |
I do some work with WVU and the people that work there that have talked to him all say he's a great person. Just a very intelligent, well spoken, nice person. FWIW...
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| Posted: Sun Oct 07, 2012 10:36 am Post subject: |
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| TheVillain112 wrote: | | muncy54 wrote: | | Bobikus wrote: | | muncy54 wrote: | Not his best game but plaed with some short fields so hm throing over under 300+ was to do more with Tavon long returnsand the fact Texas was begging them to run the ball...But withut Buie trpping on a wide ope catch and the very sure handed JD Woods dropping a ball he would hae had 6 TDs and had another great game
Most impressive thing was going in front of 100,000 for the 1st time having two fumbles yet he stayed calm didnt seem to faze him and he came out and helped his team get the go ahead score |
Crowd chanting "Geno sucks" didn't faze him either. |
He said after the game "well i guess they know thats not true now" lol |
I do some work with WVU and the people that work there that have talked to him all say he's a great person. Just a very intelligent, well spoken, nice person. FWIW... |
Yeah, everything I've read/seen about him has all been great things. He's been well-spoken and humble in every interview.
The kid apparently has an incredible work ethic. Everyone knows about how after the Baylor game when asked about how he thought he did, all he said was that he plans on going to the film room all week and finding out why he had 6 incompletions and fixing them.
I don't see Barkley going ahead of him at all at this point. It's laughable how much better Geno is than Barkley.
Also, did someone really say his ceiling isn't that high??? His ceiling is MASSIVE. His ceiling isn't Matt Ryan...he has the potential to be elite.
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KingOfTheHill84
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| Nobody wrote: | | Russell2Bailey wrote: | | He's not as raw as RG3 was as a prospect but idk if his ceiling is as high. |
I think he's more accurate. |
Ceiling might be higher, RG3 would probably create more with his legs and his arm is phenomenal. Geno's accuracy is better, he makes all the throws, I just wanna see him when he gets in work with Pro coaches on his mechanics, they need slight adjustments
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