I wouldn’t say he was extremely productive in college. That was one of my gripes when we drafted him because he had very average production at a small school. If he were truly NFL caliber then he would have dominated at that level. His main issue is reads and progressions - not good at all. Throw in poor mechanics and you have a prospect with a very steep hill to climb to make it as a pro.
At best, if they spend 120 hours a week every single week of the year for about 6 years working him relentlessly, Malik will be a really average backup.
Willis is not an NFL caliber quarterback. Dobbs proved that in the two games he played for us.
This is why teams need to quit 'assuming' that NDSU has anything of substance as a college program, to make a QB a first round pick....
Everyone keep saying that if San Fran invested so heavily in Lance, then it’s because they felt like he could be elite.
I would argue that if they are ready to deal him away so quickly after investing so much, that they now don’t believe he can be that generational franchise QB any longer for whatever reason.
If you ask me that would put a big “Buyer Beware” sign right on his back. If they still thought he could be the next Mahomes, no way in the world they would offload him this quick.
I would argue that if they are ready to deal him away so quickly after investing so much, that they now don’t believe he can be that generational franchise QB any longer for whatever reason.
If you ask me that would put a big “Buyer Beware” sign right on his back. If they still thought he could be the next Mahomes, no way in the world they would offload him this quick.
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Why not? We pretended Dupree had trade value.
Chris Sanders sucked and McNair never threw to Haywood Jeffries.
The wild thing is Willis has more value than Dupree.
Only because of the contract though
and the 4th best be a fourth of a bologna sandwich
Trading for a qb is the height of stupidity this season. We have way too many positions to fill. Trade that 11 pick for a 20+ and a 2nd rounder, take BPA between WR and OLine at each pick. Next season, we can go after a QB.
If we end up in the 15-20 range (likely) it'll be harder to trade up and get that QB. Only QBs worth a damn next year are Williams and Maye, and they are likely to go 1 and 2. We can't keep kicking the can down the road on an aging roster with only 1 elite player younger than 29.
100%. But that's the case with most NFL players. The contract dictates their value more than their actual quality as a player.
That’s only until the season plays out and the combine happens, then there will be like 4-5 QBs that are considered top draft picks.
This is the process, it happens every year.
I’m still not sure why people think stroud or young are sure fire hits yet alone how Williams is already projecting as the #1 next year.
It’s all a crap shoot.
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