QB differences between pro & college football - 670 Score
Apr 18, 2024 21:05:56 GMT -6
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Post by JABF on Apr 18, 2024 21:05:56 GMT -6
I did like the explanation about the complex learning curve that quarterbacks face coming into the NFL from college ball. It helps understand why so many highly drafted QBs bust.
Mark Schlereth talks about the offensive line possibilities for the Bears. Interesting how he describes (from a player's viewpoint/experience) how easy it is to transition from the tackle position to the guard position. Very very interesting. He says if you can take a stud at T, you can kick an existing T to G, so easy to transition this - and upgrade your tackles. He says T is so much harder to play.
Listen to his views on D.J. Moore, pairing with Keenan Allen & Kmet... he LOVES that trio together. Make you think Poles needs to get KA signed to a longer term contract - even at his age. He says KA is a very rare talent... I've heard people saying how crafty he is getting open. It's not a speed thing but rather one of the best as a route runner (Schlereth, if I heard him right, thinks he's one of the best - ever). He also talks about DJ balling out with crap QB after crap QB. Dude just "gets it done" on gamedays.
He wraps up saying OL more important than adding one more receiver.
Mark Schlereth talks about the offensive line possibilities for the Bears. Interesting how he describes (from a player's viewpoint/experience) how easy it is to transition from the tackle position to the guard position. Very very interesting. He says if you can take a stud at T, you can kick an existing T to G, so easy to transition this - and upgrade your tackles. He says T is so much harder to play.
Listen to his views on D.J. Moore, pairing with Keenan Allen & Kmet... he LOVES that trio together. Make you think Poles needs to get KA signed to a longer term contract - even at his age. He says KA is a very rare talent... I've heard people saying how crafty he is getting open. It's not a speed thing but rather one of the best as a route runner (Schlereth, if I heard him right, thinks he's one of the best - ever). He also talks about DJ balling out with crap QB after crap QB. Dude just "gets it done" on gamedays.
He wraps up saying OL more important than adding one more receiver.
