azcatz11 wrote:Duke4life831 wrote:Cactus Jack wrote:Is Dart your guy?
Said it on here after that Duke game. I thought he looked just JJ McCarthy out there. Looked complete different than a young Dart at USC. Then looked up the stats for the year and he had damn good stats.
With that said, I’m always going to have that USC bias. But ya at minimum I have at #2. Probably will have him #1 by the time the draft comes around. Not a fan of Sanders, I just think he’s a Bridgewater clone. And just iffy with Ward.
With that said, I don’t think any of these guys before Nix if they were in the draft last year.
Put it one way. If I were to do just a straight up big board. Don’t know I would think any of these guys are locks to be a 1st round pick in most drafts
People are sleeping on Sanders...I admit, I was too but I watched a lot of Colorado and the kid is legit and can make every throw. I would take him #1 in a heart beat and not think twice.
If you surrounded Sanders with the play makers MIami had on offense he would have put up better numbers than Ward IMO.
I personally don't see the hype with Travis Hunter. I believe we have another Peter Warrick situation
I just don’t see it. I just see Teddy 2.0. No doubt very accurate, but beyond that I just don’t see anything standout with him. Arm strength is pretty average. I don’t see high play making ability with him.
I remember when Teddy got drafted and trying to get hyped so I went and saw his stats and especially his completion percentage and got pretty excited (didn’t watch a ton of American conference back in the day haha).
Went and watched his highlights and started to get a little nervous. A lot of throws to wide open guys, a lot of yards after the catch. Not too many high level tight window throws. Came away far more impressed by the WRs (Devonte Parker was his WR #1 against American Conference talent).
That’s basically all I’ve seen from Sanders the last 2 years. When his guy is open, he can hit him with an accurate throw. Will rather take the easy short pass if no one is wide open. I’m not seeing high level stuff.
I think he ends up like Teddy in the NFL. Low risk, low reward QB. If the first option isn’t wide open, he will just check down. He’s not going to throw anyone open, he’s not going to make any of the big plays.
Don’t think he’s worth a 1st round pick. I think at best he’s a game manager at the next level. And most likely a high level backup.