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Originally posted by pete98146:
I get the feeling Fields may just be there at 12....
Originally posted by miked1978:Originally posted by pete98146:I get the feeling Fields may just be there at 12....
Fields will be long gone by 12. Too many QB needy teams in front of us. There is like 6 of them and thats not counting WFT, Indy, Saints, and Pats who will also be looking got a QB who sit behind us at 12.
Originally posted by 5_Golden_Rings:Originally posted by miked1978:Originally posted by pete98146:I get the feeling Fields may just be there at 12....
Fields will be long gone by 12. Too many QB needy teams in front of us. There is like 6 of them and thats not counting WFT, Indy, Saints, and Pats who will also be looking got a QB who sit behind us at 12.
Yeah. He might slip by Atlanta, but not Detroit. Carolina might snag Mac Jones (due to the clear lust their coach has for him).
Trey Lance is about the only talented guy who will be there at 12. And Trask will be there too.
But not Fields.
Originally posted by pete98146:
I get the feeling Fields may just be there at 12....
Originally posted by 5_Golden_Rings:
Yeah. He might slip by Atlanta, but not Detroit. Carolina might snag Mac Jones (due to the clear lust their coach has for him).
Trey Lance is about the only talented guy who will be there at 12. And Trask will be there too.
But not Fields.
Originally posted by 9moon:This draft is going to be chaos if the Jets decide to stay with Darnold..
Originally posted by 5_Golden_Rings:
Yeah. He might slip by Atlanta, but not Detroit. Carolina might snag Mac Jones (due to the clear lust their coach has for him).
Trey Lance is about the only talented guy who will be there at 12. And Trask will be there too.
But not Fields.
The farthest career throw from Justin Fields
— Mike Renner (@PFF_Mike) February 8, 2021
~61 yards
(2021 vs. Clemson, Q3 5:06) pic.twitter.com/fYjDjqwm9X
Justin Fields is a smart football player and usually knows where to go with the ball pre-snap
— Sam (@samcrnic) February 1, 2021
The second he recognizes an isolated WR on the field-side with a single-high safety it's game over. Even without eye manipulation, he knows the safety has too much ground to cover #Jets pic.twitter.com/1v7eAuFdpg
This is the type of flourish we like to see from Justin Fields:
— Sam (@samcrnic) February 1, 2021
- Recognizes heat in front of him and finds open space to buy time
- Keeps his eyes upfield and finds an open WR downfield instead of scrambling
- Maintains two hands on the ball while drifting away from pressure pic.twitter.com/Ag1ejAWXW3
@justnfields makes these plays look too easy... Most would eat this sack here, his poise and awareness are both big time. pic.twitter.com/4rPRJcKywv
— Steve Manella (@CoachManella) February 7, 2021
Just beautiful ball location from Justin Fields here ⤵️
— Sam (@samcrnic) February 1, 2021
🗺 Recognizes Cover 3 with the rotating safety
🏈 Perfect timing/rhythm throw that leads WR along the field-side boundary
🦾 Takes a hit after the pass due to the double A-gap pressure pic.twitter.com/UwbrRAQKyy
Rewatching the National Championship game, and this is a fantastic NFL-caliber throw by Justin Fields.
— Jacob Infante (@jacobinfante24) February 4, 2021
Sensing the blitzing linebacker, Fields climbs the pocket with quick footwork and keeps his eyes downfield. He then delivers a dime into a tight window. Textbook. #NFLDraft pic.twitter.com/nHSQdY0mU9