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It will probably benefit him to slide in the draft tbh....more likely he'll land on a decent team.
Decent teams dont draft people like him. Teams like the jets do. Over and over and over. And wonder why they suck and pick early in the draft every yearQuote:
Originally Posted by BeardoMSU
I hope the jets or Detroit draft him, lol, but cmon....nfl teams draft dipshits all the time. Every single year. Even in the 1st round. Even Decent ones.Quote:
Originally Posted by Homedawg
True. But the good ones don't draft dipshits at the most important position.... the jets... well..and they do it over and over and overQuote:
Originally Posted by BeardoMSU
While I don't disagree with any of that comment, I seriously doubt any anonymous quotes. It's like the athlon coaches comments every year. I think all that crap is complete fantasy
Nailed it!Quote:
Originally Posted by Homedawg
The things they said were true. He got into a fight with Gretzky's kid and partied a lot at Ole Miss and was immature in general.Quote:
Originally Posted by msstate7
My concern if I was a NFL GM would be the system he played in was very simplified. You can just one read and run in the NFL.
He is Johnny Manziel light.... not quite as crazy or as talented. But out of football as quick.
He's still going pretty high. Couple teams like him a lot.
Manziel light - good description. He won't make it. Crash and burn in 1-3 years.Quote:
Originally Posted by Maroonthirteen
Olemiss’ makeover of him and his character was so over the top and they made such a point of it that you have to be skeptical. I don’t doubt his competitiveness, but I do doubt his newfound sainthood.
Tigers and stripes and all of that.
And it is so olemiss to go all out in an effort to have a QB drafted in the 1st round for perception purposes.
Corral isn't as talented as a scrambler, but his arm is much better than manziel's. Manziel in college would just run around and then loft a ball toward Evans. I could see corral crash and burn like manziel though if he lands in a terrible spot like manziel didQuote:
Originally Posted by Maroonthirteen
He's not near as good as baker though and we see how well that worked outQuote:
Originally Posted by msstate7
Another browns' qb.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cowbell
I'm a pretty big believer that nfl success as a qb has a lot to do with where you land.
And what pieces are there. Jumping into the league immediately is usually a bad idea.
Well rumor was the night before his pro day scouts saw him walk into the library
I respect Corral competitiveness for playing in the Sugar Bowl when many others did not play
All internet stuff negative to the plantation is 100% Accurate based on my reliable and well connected sources.Quote:
Originally Posted by msstate7
Corral will land on a bad team in the early 2nd round
He also mad a "reported" 15 on the wonderlic:... bout right.
That will remain bad ...Quote:
Originally Posted by Tater
Kind of a mess? You either are or are not. Kelly was kinda a mess and fell to the 7th rd.
Bout like the guy I think he compares to, lamar Jackson. Jackson is a better runner, and I think corral is a better passer... both really athletic, strong arms. Jackson 13 wonderlicQuote:
Originally Posted by Homedawg
ETA... Jackson basically landed in the perfect situation. Harbaugh allowed the OC to build an offense based on Jackson's talents. For corral to succeed, he really needs to land in a class organization like the ravens with a great coach like harbaugh
I disagree. I think he will make it and be in the league for a while. Maybe not a starter, but the kid can sling it. Maybe life will get him to get serious about it.
Johnny Football = Johnny Reb Football.
Running Doesn't take much need in processing information. Just run. And I'm not talking about reading the option. I mean he gets away w drop back passes that turn into chunk runs Bc he is a runner. Also, the league has figured Lamar out. If you want the saints to draft corral great. Just pray they get him in the third round. Bc he has bust potential.Quote:
Originally Posted by msstate7
ETA there is a damn good reason they put faith in the wonderlic for qb's. ... is it fool proof no?? But not many succeed that make low scores...and comparing the two is silly. Lamar is way more talented...more arm strength, faster, more elusive....
More times than not it doesn't work like that.. money in the pocket leads to more dumb ass decisions instead of less. But I'm not against the kid. But I'm not cheering for him eitherQuote:
Originally Posted by Lord McBuckethead
So he's dumb AND an arrogant thug asshole?Quote:
Originally Posted by Homedawg
If you like wonderlic, you should love Malik willis, 32. Personally, my favorite qbs in this draft for Saints...Quote:
Originally Posted by Homedawg
1. Pickett at #19 (wonderlic 17)
2. Ridder at #49 (wonderlic 19)
3. Howell at #49 (wonderlic 34)
4. Corral at #49 (wonderlic 15)
5. Strong at #120 (wonderlic 22)
That's my qb big board. I wouldn't take any of them higher than the pick I list them at. As you can see, I don't put too much stock in wonderlic or hand size (Pickett)
Does this mean Sam Hartman is coming back to Wake? If their defense improves just a little bit then Clawson about to win an ACC title with a roster recruiting average of a sun belt team
I would say they draft dipshits at all positions, they just don't waste high draft picks on them. Teams constantly reach for QBs because the the upside of getting a good one is so huge. But better organizations seem to take flyers on QBs in mid and later rounds more often than they ignore warning signs with QBs at high picks. Then the QBs they take flyers on have the benefit of a better supporting cast, rather than a roster hobbled by drafting a first day bust QB for each of the last 3 years.Quote:
Originally Posted by Homedawg
Corral has the physical tools so someone is going to reach for him and convince themselves the high ceiling is worth the risk that giving him money will turn out just like you'd expect. That's more likely to be a poor organization, which increases the likelihood that it's not going to be a situation conducive to Corral doing well.
Please, please, please let the Saints draft this guy.
Looks like either the Saints or the Falcons. Supposedly the Saints want him to ride the pine for a year and "learn" behind Crab Legs. If true the Saints are going back to being the Detroit Lions of the South.Quote:
Originally Posted by Coach34
Love that. This would be best case scenario for sureQuote:
Originally Posted by TrapGame
I follow about everything I can on the Saints. I really think they are going to try and go up for Cross if they can do it without losing the second 1st round pick then use that second one for a WR.Quote:
Originally Posted by TrapGame
I think Strong may be the best QB in this class if that knee holds up. A lot of Corral's throws were RPO's that don't work in NFL (outside of 2017). I don't see how you could properly grade him as a scout. Kollman has a good breakdown on the QB prospects.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hfMH9qbWfgk
I haven't saw anything connecting the saint to corral. As I said above though, I wouldn't hate it at #49. Saints probably go OT and WR at 16 and 19... corral would step in in 2023 with AK, MT, ram anchoring a good oline, hopefully no bust at other wr taken in 1st - not a bad spot for a young qb. I prefer other qbs over him though
It seems he will slide into the 2nd round or maybe someone drafts him 25-32.
I think he has a long way to go to help an NFL franchise. I'm just glad he isn't on the bearsharks next year.
I know you guys are dying for my mock draft, so here it is (haha)...
https://i.postimg.cc/q7Sz20PV/949-C4...-D5638-C31.jpg
Sign honey badger with remaining money
TAKE THAT BACK RIGHT NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Coach34