Chambliss Is A Day One Guy

Quote Originally Posted by rosswin97:

Preferably first round. He is what Shedeur should have been, he's super accurate like Shedeur, where he differs is he reads much quicker and gets the ball out of his hands much quicker. Had Shedeur made reads as quick and got the ball out as fast he would have went 1st round instead of 5th.

Quote Originally Posted by AJ86:

Quote Originally Posted by rosswin97: Preferably first round. He is what Shedeur should have been, he's super accurate like Shedeur, where he differs is he reads much quicker and gets the ball out of his hands much quicker. Had Shedeur made reads as quick and got the ball out as fast he would have went 1st round instead of 5th.   Shedeur is super accruate? Shedeur Sanders? The guy with 7 tds against 10 ints last year? Super Accurate with a 56% completion rate in the NFL?   Shedeur is another example that just because you can beat up on Colorado School of Mines football team doesn't mean your good.   Horrible take.

Quote Originally Posted by rosswin97:

Quote Originally Posted by AJ86: Quote Originally Posted by rosswin97: Preferably first round. He is what Shedeur should have been, he's super accurate like Shedeur, where he differs is he reads much quicker and gets the ball out of his hands much quicker. Had Shedeur made reads as quick and got the ball out as fast he would have went 1st round instead of 5th.   Shedeur is super accruate? Shedeur Sanders? The guy with 7 tds against 10 ints last year? Super Accurate with a 56% completion rate in the NFL?   Shedeur is another example that just because you can beat up on Colorado School of Mines football team doesn't mean your good.   Horrible take.Yeah Shedeur is super accurate. I won't play your game, you know Im talking college here. He's accurate enough to be the all time most accurate qb in college football history with a completion percentage of 71.8%.

Quote Originally Posted by AJ86:

Quote Originally Posted by rosswin97: Quote Originally Posted by AJ86: Quote Originally Posted by rosswin97: Preferably first round. He is what Shedeur should have been, he's super accurate like Shedeur, where he differs is he reads much quicker and gets the ball out of his hands much quicker. Had Shedeur made reads as quick and got the ball out as fast he would have went 1st round instead of 5th.   Shedeur is super accruate? Shedeur Sanders? The guy with 7 tds against 10 ints last year? Super Accurate with a 56% completion rate in the NFL?   Shedeur is another example that just because you can beat up on Colorado School of Mines football team doesn't mean your good.   Horrible take.Yeah Shedeur is super accurate. I won't play your game, you know Im talking college here. He's accurate enough to be the all time most accurate qb in college football history with a completion percentage of 71.8%.   He never beat a ranked team in College. Don't care how accurate he was in College against average squads.    Also can you show the correlation between accurate College QB's and NFL success? Mariota was a stud his final year of College. Teddy Bridgewater led the NCAA in completion rate his final year in college (which included a 31/4 td/int ration). It doesn't correlate to anything at the next level. Sheduer had tons of flaws in his game, and his ego didn't help either. He was fortunate to be drafted in the 5th round. Backyard ball doesn't work at the next level.

Quote Originally Posted by rosswin97:

Quote Originally Posted by AJ86: Quote Originally Posted by rosswin97: Quote Originally Posted by AJ86: Quote Originally Posted by rosswin97: Preferably first round. He is what Shedeur should have been, he's super accurate like Shedeur, where he differs is he reads much quicker and gets the ball out of his hands much quicker. Had Shedeur made reads as quick and got the ball out as fast he would have went 1st round instead of 5th.   Shedeur is super accruate? Shedeur Sanders? The guy with 7 tds against 10 ints last year? Super Accurate with a 56% completion rate in the NFL?   Shedeur is another example that just because you can beat up on Colorado School of Mines football team doesn't mean your good.   Horrible take.Yeah Shedeur is super accurate. I won't play your game, you know Im talking college here. He's accurate enough to be the all time most accurate qb in college football history with a completion percentage of 71.8%.   He never beat a ranked team in College. Don't care how accurate he was in College against average squads.    Also can you show the correlation between accurate College QB's and NFL success? Mariota was a stud his final year of College. Teddy Bridgewater led the NCAA in completion rate his final year in college (which included a 31/4 td/int ration). It doesn't correlate to anything at the next level. Sheduer had tons of flaws in his game, and his ego didn't help either. He was fortunate to be drafted in the 5th round. Backyard ball doesn't work at the next level.This thread is about college and Chambliss and draft rounds whatever happens after that is whatever why are you brining up the pros.

Quote Originally Posted by AJ86:

Quote Originally Posted by rosswin97: Quote Originally Posted by AJ86: Quote Originally Posted by rosswin97: Quote Originally Posted by AJ86: Quote Originally Posted by rosswin97: Preferably first round. He is what Shedeur should have been, he's super accurate like Shedeur, where he differs is he reads much quicker and gets the ball out of his hands much quicker. Had Shedeur made reads as quick and got the ball out as fast he would have went 1st round instead of 5th.   Shedeur is super accruate? Shedeur Sanders? The guy with 7 tds against 10 ints last year? Super Accurate with a 56% completion rate in the NFL?   Shedeur is another example that just because you can beat up on Colorado School of Mines football team doesn't mean your good.   Horrible take.Yeah Shedeur is super accurate. I won't play your game, you know Im talking college here. He's accurate enough to be the all time most accurate qb in college football history with a completion percentage of 71.8%.   He never beat a ranked team in College. Don't care how accurate he was in College against average squads.    Also can you show the correlation between accurate College QB's and NFL success? Mariota was a stud his final year of College. Teddy Bridgewater led the NCAA in completion rate his final year in college (which included a 31/4 td/int ration). It doesn't correlate to anything at the next level. Sheduer had tons of flaws in his game, and his ego didn't help either. He was fortunate to be drafted in the 5th round. Backyard ball doesn't work at the next level.This thread is about college and Chambliss and draft rounds whatever happens after that is whatever why are you brining up the pros.   Easy 2 reasons. First you are comparing Chambliss to a guy who was overhyped and had inflated numbers in College. Second you said he would have been a first round pick if he got the ball out faster   Marcus Mariota was super accurate and got the ball out fast in his final year of College. He also had more passing yards and tds in less attempts than Shedeur. He also didn't run around in the backfield recklessly. Resulted in him being picked 2nd overall  And when he got to the next level it meant zero.   My point is simple, comparing Chambliss to Shedeur is a bad take.

Quote Originally Posted by rosswin97:

Quote Originally Posted by AJ86: Quote Originally Posted by rosswin97: Quote Originally Posted by AJ86: Quote Originally Posted by rosswin97: Quote Originally Posted by AJ86: Quote Originally Posted by rosswin97: Preferably first round. He is what Shedeur should have been, he's super accurate like Shedeur, where he differs is he reads much quicker and gets the ball out of his hands much quicker. Had Shedeur made reads as quick and got the ball out as fast he would have went 1st round instead of 5th.   Shedeur is super accruate? Shedeur Sanders? The guy with 7 tds against 10 ints last year? Super Accurate with a 56% completion rate in the NFL?   Shedeur is another example that just because you can beat up on Colorado School of Mines football team doesn't mean your good.   Horrible take.Yeah Shedeur is super accurate. I won't play your game, you know Im talking college here. He's accurate enough to be the all time most accurate qb in college football history with a completion percentage of 71.8%.   He never beat a ranked team in College. Don't care how accurate he was in College against average squads.    Also can you show the correlation between accurate College QB's and NFL success? Mariota was a stud his final year of College. Teddy Bridgewater led the NCAA in completion rate his final year in college (which included a 31/4 td/int ration). It doesn't correlate to anything at the next level. Sheduer had tons of flaws in his game, and his ego didn't help either. He was fortunate to be drafted in the 5th round. Backyard ball doesn't work at the next level.This thread is about college and Chambliss and draft rounds whatever happens after that is whatever why are you brining up the pros.   Easy 2 reasons. First you are comparing Chambliss to a guy who was overhyped and had inflated numbers in College. Second you said he would have been a first round pick if he got the ball out faster   Marcus Mariota was super accurate and got the ball out fast in his final year of College. He also had more passing yards and tds in less attempts than Shedeur. He also didn't run around in the backfield recklessly. Resulted in him being picked 2nd overall  And when he got to the next level it meant zero.   My point is simple, comparing Chambliss to Shedeur is a bad take.I never cared for Mariota and the gimmicky offense he was a part of, he throws like a girl not sure why you keep brining him up.  Its a team game therefore you cant compare Mariota's Oregon team to Colorado's. Oregon was vastly superior. You can't bash Shedeur and not bring up that horrible offensive line. Its was the worst Ive ever witnessed in college football and how he was able to set all time passing records behind it is something that should be studied in college courses. All time horrible offensive line and passing records are on opposite ends of the spectrum.

Quote Originally Posted by ayashifx55:

Feels bad for Chambliss, all this hard work and the defence choked 2 TD within minutes so far. His offensive team keeps giving up penalties since 2nd half started.

Quote Originally Posted by AJ86:

Quote Originally Posted by ayashifx55: Feels bad for Chambliss, all this hard work and the defence choked 2 TD within minutes so far. His offensive team keeps giving up penalties since 2nd half started.   He threw a bad pick that swung the momentum

Quote Originally Posted by ayashifx55:

Feels bad for Chambliss, all this hard work and the defence choked 2 TD within minutes so far. His offensive team keeps giving up penalties since 2nd half started.

Quote Originally Posted by rosswin97:

Quote Originally Posted by AJ86: Quote Originally Posted by ayashifx55: Feels bad for Chambliss, all this hard work and the defence choked 2 TD within minutes so far. His offensive team keeps giving up penalties since 2nd half started.   He threw a bad pick that swung the momentumyea the throw where he got crushed. you leave out a lot guy, quit being bias.

Quote Originally Posted by AJ86:

Quote Originally Posted by rosswin97: Quote Originally Posted by AJ86: Quote Originally Posted by ayashifx55: Feels bad for Chambliss, all this hard work and the defence choked 2 TD within minutes so far. His offensive team keeps giving up penalties since 2nd half started.   He threw a bad pick that swung the momentumyea the throw where he got crushed. you leave out a lot guy, quit being bias.   Bias? Leave a lot out? Nah. Its called facts. He could have taken the sack, but instead he chose to throw it. Enjoy the rest of the game and get prepared for your boy Shedeur tomorrow.

Quote Originally Posted by miact:

@rosswin97 Good college QB but not even close