Mac Jones-QB-Jaguars

Originally posted by NYniner85:
Nah dude he wasn't good at all

those open passing windows he got don't exist anymore. All the talk of being super accurate with great mechanics and high football IQ.... It's the same thing with Jones. Kyle Crabbs talks about it in that podcast I posted in here. Tua is a better talent overall then Jones and had the same luxury of playing in Bama.

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
Tua was coming off a severe injury that some even thought was potentially career-threatening. He hadn't played meaningful football in a year before getting thrown into the mix in a Covid year and its not like he was awful either.

Nah dude he wasn't good at all

those open passing windows he got don't exist anymore. All the talk of being super accurate with great mechanics and high football IQ.... It's the same thing with Jones. Kyle Crabbs talks about it in that podcast I posted in here. Tua is a better talent overall then Jones and had the same luxury of playing in Bama.

Originally posted by Rathof44:

Originally posted by Bloodless:

Originally posted by Rathof44:
Hard not to have great statistical season when your entire skill position group is going in the 1st round of the NFL draft. Not his fault he had this roster, but put him on Notre Dame and what is his season like? He's in the Mond/ Davis discussion IMO.

Tua had more weapons. He also had injury concerns. He got outperforms this season by Mac. Tua went 6 overall. So how is Mac some huge reach? Lawrence teams have been stacked. So have Fields. No one seems to care with them.(btw I am high on fields.) The fact is Mac had great mechanics. He has great decision making and made
Accurate throws. He was consitntly great all season long.

If that's their guy, nothing I can do about it. It'll be their (Kyle/Lynch) undoing if they're wrong and franchise will be toast for quite a few years. I'll root for whoever they chose, but if Mayo Jones isn't the answer, I won't have much sympathy for Shanalynch. Also Tua and Lawrence performed multiple seasons at high level. Mac had one season.

Oh and there is this:

**--Smith, the Heisman winner, led the nation with 105 catches and 1,641 yards. Nobody else was close.

**--Running back Najee Harris (1,387 yards, 24 touchdowns) is going to be a star in the NFL. His leap over a Notre Dame defender in the Rose Bowl will be one of the ever-lasting images of the 2020 season.

**--The Joe Moore Award goes to the best offensive line in college football. Alabama won the award over Texas A&M and Notre Dame.

**--When the Associated Press All-America team was announced, Alabama had five—that's right five—players on the first-team offense: Jones, Smith, Harris, OT Alex Leatherwood, and center Landon Dickerson.

Bama overmatched everyone, not his fault. But they did.

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
Dude didn't have much of an offseason whatsoever. I think it makes sense to give him a little more time to show what he can do, especially being a year removed from his injury before closing the book on his career.

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by Rathof44:
If that's their guy, nothing I can do about it. It'll be their (Kyle/Lynch) undoing if they're wrong and franchise will be toast for quite a few years. I'll root for whoever they chose, but if Mayo Jones isn't the answer, I won't have much sympathy for Shanalynch. Also Tua and Lawrence performed multiple seasons at high level. Mac had one season.

Oh and there is this:

**--Smith, the Heisman winner, led the nation with 105 catches and 1,641 yards. Nobody else was close.

**--Running back Najee Harris (1,387 yards, 24 touchdowns) is going to be a star in the NFL. His leap over a Notre Dame defender in the Rose Bowl will be one of the ever-lasting images of the 2020 season.

**--The Joe Moore Award goes to the best offensive line in college football. Alabama won the award over Texas A&M and Notre Dame.

**--When the Associated Press All-America team was announced, Alabama had five—that's right five—players on the first-team offense: Jones, Smith, Harris, OT Alex Leatherwood, and center Landon Dickerson.

Bama overmatched everyone, not his fault. But they did.

exactly! Like I said throw him on some mid level big10 school and no one gives a s**t about him.

Anyone thinking what he brings to the table are some unattainable traits that require 3 1st rd picks is only lying to themselves.

Originally posted by jcs:

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
Tua was coming off a severe injury that some even thought was potentially career-threatening. He hadn't played meaningful football in a year before getting thrown into the mix in a Covid year and its not like he was awful either.

Nah dude he wasn't good at all

those open passing windows he got don't exist anymore. All the talk of being super accurate with great mechanics and high football IQ.... It's the same thing with Jones. Kyle Crabbs talks about it in that podcast I posted in here. Tua is a better talent overall then Jones and had the same luxury of playing in Bama.

Tua never put up number like Jones did last year...in fact no quarterback has ever put up numbers like Jones did last year.

Originally posted by Hopper:
I'm more stunned Kyle is finally attending a pro day.

Originally posted by jcs:
Tua never put up number like Jones did last year...in fact no quarterback has ever put up numbers like Jones did last year.

Originally posted by 9moon:
THE numbers that JONES put up last year, was that any harder than Colt Brennan's last year in Hawaii ??

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Great insight from Dante Scarnecchia just now with @BobSocci and @Teddyjradio on @SunFootball985. Had plenty to say about the offensive line, for sure. But found his thoughts on what the Patriots want in quarterbacks — "the most cerebral position in sports" — to be noteworthy. ⬇️ pic.twitter.com/Y6hsVfwDfW

— Phil Perry (@PhilAPerry) March 28, 2021

This was interesting in light of what we heard from another former Bill Belichick assistant, Mike Lombardi, on the @PatMcAfeeShow last week: pic.twitter.com/FZEV9DjpjR

— Phil Perry (@PhilAPerry) March 28, 2021

Originally posted by 49ersRing:
They also have no real reason to try to smoke screen things. The first two picks are already basically locked in.

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Great insight from Dante Scarnecchia just now with @BobSocci and @Teddyjradio on @SunFootball985. Had plenty to say about the offensive line, for sure. But found his thoughts on what the Patriots want in quarterbacks — "the most cerebral position in sports" — to be noteworthy. ⬇️ pic.twitter.com/Y6hsVfwDfW

— Phil Perry (@PhilAPerry) March 28, 2021

This was interesting in light of what we heard from another former Bill Belichick assistant, Mike Lombardi, on the @PatMcAfeeShow last week: pic.twitter.com/FZEV9DjpjR

— Phil Perry (@PhilAPerry) March 28, 2021

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by 9moon:
THE numbers that JONES put up last year, was that any harder than Colt Brennan's last year in Hawaii ??

Well one played in the SEC and won a national championship, the other played in the WAC.