U do realize he wasnt even 60% and threw for 3,000 career yards? Anddddd couldnt even repeat play calls ya? And has the nerve to critique people who are actually talented? Tua has more yards, tds, and wins (by dbl) than simms talentless entire career? The only reason hes even anybody is his daddy! Thats facts!

@@treytintstipstricks1630 he wasn't a good qb. No doubt. However he has been around the nfl his entire life. He knows football. Most gms never played football. Most evaluators never touched a football. They all have the nerve to evaluate players with more talent than they have. As an evaluator he's pretty good. I never made it to the mlb but I'm a pretty damn good evaluator of baseball talent. No way to prove that in my case but I know. So I have to look at it and say he's been putting out these lists for years and all in all he's been a pretty damn accurate year in and year out. He's had way more hits than misses. More accurate evaluator than any other evaluator we have to listen to. Quite sure nate Kelly is not talking about chris' qb skills.

@@treytintstipstricks1630 go away hater

@@treytintstipstricks1630 go tint something

As an American I think we feel the same way about how you use the word "c*nt" over there. It's interesting how we have different connotations for a word, even though the definition is the same.

@@dj_black0288 Haha. I get that, but it ain't like we just drop it in the middle of a sports show. 😂

Oh yeah, for sure. I have noticed alot of these sports shows are getting much bolder with the things they say. If you're not familiar with the Pat McAfee show, go check it out.

@@dj_black0288 Oh, man. I love that show. 😂

Same as for bum bag - you guys are a bit sick

Just another game manager qb. Teams aren’t gonna pick him up right now because they would have to overpay by a lot

Minshew? Journey QB not even a backup.

As we just saw this offseason many teams are tired of having a middle of the pack QB and want a shot at a guy with top 10 potential running their offense… Minshew isn’t that and will never be that. Also the Eagles are probably going to want to keep him in case Jalen Hurts falls off.

@@fuccckckkkkckkck yeah like he fell off in that last playoff game? How many times did he fumble in that game? I disagree with you about Minshew though.

1. Minshew as a rookie in 2019 completed 61 percent of his passes with 21 touchdowns, six interceptions, a 91.2 passer rating and 233 yards per game. Among rookies who’ve thrown at least 400 passes, that passer rating is 4th-highest in NFL history, behind Dak Prescott [104.9], Justin Herbert [98.3] and Baker Mayfield [93.7]. His 233 yards per game are 9th-highest ever by a rookie, his touchdown ratio [one every 22 attempts] is 7th-best ever by a rookie and his INT ratio [one every 78 attempts] is 3rd-best ever. 2. Minshew’s career interception ratio of one every 72.5 attempts is 3rd-best in NFL history among quarterbacks who’ve thrown at least 500 passes. He trails Jacoby Brissett [one every 75.6 attempts] and Aaron Rodgers [one every 74.0]. 3. Minshew is one of only five quarterbacks in NFL history with a passer rating over 90 in each of his first two seasons (minimum 250 attempts each season). The others are Dan Marino, Marcus Mariota, Ben Roethlisberger and Russell Wilson. 4. Minshew’s 93.1 career passer rating is 2nd-highest in NFL history by a player drafted in the fifth round or later (minimum 500 attempts). He’s second only to another 6th-round pick, Tom Brady, who has a 97.3 career passer rating. 5. Minshew is one of five players in NFL history to average at least 240 yards per game and complete at least 62 percent of his passes in his first two seasons. The others are Pat Mahomes, Marino, Deshaun Watson and Kyler Murray. 6. Minshew is the only player in NFL history with 15 or more touchdown passes and six or fewer interceptions in each of his first two seasons. Only seven other players had one such season in their first two years, including Otto Graham in 1946, Marino in 1983 and Minshew’s former teammate, Nick Foles, in 2013. 7. He’s also one of only five players in NFL history with consecutive seasons at any point in his career with 15 or more TD passes and six or fewer interceptions. The others are Rodgers, who’s had four straight; Drew Brees, who finished his career with three straight; and Mahomes and Tyrod Taylor. 8. Minshew is also one of only three players in history to average one TD at least every 21 passes but throw fewer than one INT every 75 passes in his career. The others are Mahomes and Rodgers. 9. Minshew has had a passer rating of at least 90 in 13 of his first 20 career starts. Only seven players in NFL history had more games with a rating of at least 90 in their first 20 starts, including Mahomes, Marino and Kurt Warner. 10. As a rookie, Minshew recorded a passer rating of at least 100 in six of his 14 starts. Only five rookies have had more games with a triple-digit passer rating: Prescott [11], Wilson [9], RG3 [8], Roethlisberger [8] and Herbert [7].

The only thing I think about though is look at the supporting cast Mac had at Alabama. He's obviously very good, but his receivers and line made him look even better. I don't know how much of that benefit Pickett had at Pitt. I think Pickett will be a nice player.

@@shahmir5782 Mac Jones looked elite due to how he dropped back from under center. His eyes were always on the defense, his footwork was light and live; his footwork "popped" off the screen to me, it looked different than NFL QBs. He always seemed prepared to throw the ball, when it left his hand it moved well and was either leading his receiver or placed where only they could catch it. I watched Dak the other day after rewatching Mac, and Dak always seemed prepared to throw in a similar way. Something about their body language. I don't see the same thing when I've watched Kenny. I'm trying to "check my bias" but something about how the ball looks when it leaves his hand looks weird; it's probably the gloves. He's aware in the pocket, has an explosive step to make a blitzer miss, he has solid ball placement.

Biggest draft blunder ever

Noone cares... herbert is not a winner. Tua is. Stfu already!

Makes you wonder what qualiifications are required to be a D1 position coach (besides keeping quiet on recruiting violation)...lol

Willis and Corral have the highest upside. Carson Strong has elite arm strength but he’s a pure pocket passer. The wildcard QB is Desmond Ridder, has all the tools and lots of experience but didn’t show his upside in college.

No.... why u think everyone is overpaying for talent? There aint much coming!

That's been a trait of the whole Ravens organisation too. Let em go even as FA when they feel the future will be declining. And yeah Phins may have added Hill but who's gonna throw the balls to him, Tua and Teddy is not even close to Mahomes class.

Any Reid has one SB win in 23 years as a HC. Stop acting like he is Bill Belichich and Chuck Noll.

@@aaronjackson9385 I was NOT making a statement on Win-Loses or number of Super Bowls. Just Andy's approach to Team Building and Roster Management !!

Too bad he didn't let Bob Sutton go sooner

Picks are just that…picks. As a Jets fan, I think the trade would have been more beneficial to them as they need that high level offensive playmaker to help Wilson, especially since he can hit the deep throws. For MIA, this is redundancy in some ways. Plus, with a rookie HC and Tua, can you see Tyreek flipping out when he’s not producing and attacking a coach like last season? Risky!

right. if you’re gonna give him to another quarterback at least it is tua

@@NathanRhwmf ? As in that’s a good thing or bad thing?

I so agree. Hill is good but Tua or Teddy is nowhere near close to Mahomes!

@@eddiewinehosen6665 it’s not even that. Tyreek has been utilized as a deep threat. Tua can’t throw deep! Tyreek will be impactful but not as significant as with Mahomes. Even Wilson would have been more aided by Tyreek. They’ll have to use him in short yardage screens and slants.

I think the point is that zach and trevor are miles ahead and it's not even worth the comp

Same here.

It’s kinda lame that every prospect is evaluated in comparison to Wilson’s “eliteness”

@@CJStew06 he never said that and he never implied that. all he did was answer the question about comparing last years 1&5 to this years 1&5

@@jakescanlon8015 not worth responding to these people. They hear one word and turn to the keyboard

@@agateplanet Bro, lay off the 🥃!

No he ran a 4.37 u

the pro day and combine really don’t matter that much too many people in the NFL

many look at it like the events can help ensure something about them but you’re not gonna come away learning new things about them. film study and meetings with the players is the biggest factor

Because someones pro day performance is the biggest indicator for a prospects future success in the NFL 🙄

blacks cant throw i prefer corral over willis

better than a trash overrated b;l;a;c.k qb willis

@@joaomoutinho4293 ignorance ignored 🙁

@@syeah1505 cry more dosser