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Wow. Love the Bledsoe comparison. Well stated.Mannion reminds me more of a Flacco or (going way back) Drew Bledsoe type. I see very little parallels between Goff and Mannion's style.
Wow. Love the Bledsoe comparison. Well stated.Mannion reminds me more of a Flacco or (going way back) Drew Bledsoe type. I see very little parallels between Goff and Mannion's style.
Is Jared Goff Joe Montana's clone? Goff has qualities or features, especially those of appearance, in common with Joe's beautiful, gliding footwork
The only thing im hearing is footwork nothing about arm strength accuracy touch intelligence work ethic. Payton Manning footwork was crappy he turned out ok. Ichrio moves his feet when he bats now he is 2 hits away from 3000. If footwork is the only difference between the 2 then we grossely overpaid.
In Mannion's Jr. year at Oregon St., I was interested in seeing who he was...He was really working Cook...then I saw a game...nothing like I expected...there were very few downfield throws....In his senior year, he couldn't move the team without pro-ready receivers. He's just not an athlete...very slow...and like many have said, he has a slow release.....And NOWHERE near the footwork of a Goff.If footwork is the only difference between the 2 then we grossely overpaid.
I couldnt have the most passinf yards ever if he couldnt throw downfield his receivers and o line was crap his senior year. Everything i have ever heard and seen from him is that he can make every throw on the field he has excellent touch velocity and anticipation on his throws. He made every check at the line and he came from a pro style offense.In Mannion's Jr. year at Oregon St., I was interested in seeing who he was...He was really working Cook...then I saw a game...nothing like I expected...there were very few downfield throws....In his senior year, he couldn't move the team without pro-ready receivers. He's just not an athlete...very slow...and like many have said, he has a slow release.....And NOWHERE near the footwork of a Goff.
He didn't get on the field last year for a reason....
And yeah, I'm a lil mad, cause we shoulda drafted Hundley...Watch what Brett does this pre-season...
Everybody keep saying he couldnt see the field last year what are you gonna say when keenum start and finish the year. Of course Goff is gonna play because we sold all flexibilty to get him.
The only thing im hearing is footwork nothing about arm strength accuracy touch intelligence work ethic. Payton Manning footwork was crappy he turned out ok. Ichrio moves his feet when he bats now he is 2 hits away from 3000. If footwork is the only difference between the 2 then we grossely overpaid.
I'll preface this by saying I hope Goff is everything he's being hyped up to be, and I'm damn excited to see him run this offense. It's a new era and I'm looking forward to it.
I'm kind of with DX on this though. What, beyond footwork is so appealing about Goff? Mannion didn't do much in college without Cooks, great. Goff had a what, .380 winning percentage? Is a great QB not supposed to be able to raise the talent of players around him? I've heard that song and dance before. Brady's made guys like Julian Edelman, Reche Caldwell and Deion Branch relevant.
We don't know why Mannion never took the field last year beyond the fact that Fisher has a major hard-on for Keenum. Maybe he didn't know the playbook yet, maybe Fish wanted to keep him from getting spooked early in his career. I went back and tried to find some preseason footage. There isn't much, but his time under center at Oakland intrigued me. He stood tall in the pocket and put the ball in spots where his receiver could grab it.
I wish we could pick at the brain trusts' collective minds, but there's no going back and that's cool. I'll be pulling for Goff just as much as I would for Keith Null or Kurt Warner.
Do you know football? Peyton Manning's footwork was outstanding. Goff's footwork is nearly identical to Manning's.
And yes, Goff has all of the above. There's really no point in even bothering here. What you're doing is akin to some guy saying, "WHO NEEDS JULIO JONES WHEN WE HAVE BRIAN QUICK!!!!!"
I mean of course Goff's winning percentage would be low. He had an awful team around him his freshman year(they went 1-11...), yet still kept the job. It doesn't matter how good a QB is, if they other players in the offense suck, the team isn't going to win many games. I feel like Goff is getting underrated because of east coast bias. If he played for the Big 10, SEC, basically any major conference not named the PAC 12, I think his hype would be through the roof.
Look all of this is my opinion im not trying to change anyone mind on Goff. I hope he succeed because i still love this team. But to me in my eyes there is no difference in their arm talent and i would have to say Mannion arm is better.. and Peyton had some of the happiest feet i have ever seen.
Just stop it....I watch a bunch of pac-12 football...and if you throw 50 times a game, you'll get yards...I couldnt have the most passinf yards ever if he couldnt throw downfield his receivers and o line was crap his senior year. Everything i have ever heard and seen from him is that he can make every throw on the field he has excellent touch velocity and anticipation on his throws. He made every check at the line and he came from a pro style offense.
That's the problem. You don't know what you're talking about. I don't mean that in an insulting way. It's not something that would be readily apparent.
I highly recommend doing research on these things. They can be nuanced, but it's vital to understand what these things mean and why they're
That's the problem. You don't know what you're talking about. I don't mean that in an insulting way. It's not something that would be readily apparent.
I highly recommend doing research on these things. They can be nuanced, but it's vital to understand what these things mean and why they're relevant.
Just stop it....I watch a bunch of pac-12 football...and if you throw 50 times a game, you'll get yards...
He just seemed too slow to succeed in the pros...don't worry, I've been wrong b4....I literally laughed my head off when I saw Brady at the combine....and by slow, I'm not even talking about his release (which is slow) but his footwork...which is why he in no way resembles Goff....
When looking at college QB's, be careful when a guy gets worse in his last years....they should always (usually) get a lil better...If they do look worse, do the research, see why....in my opinion, without the benefit of the quick dumpoff passes to Cook (this guy also played with a very good wr named Wheaton), Mannion looked very average...like if he sees pressure, he'll fold...could be wrong...but it's interesting, guy from a pro-style college offense, and one argument in here is how he couldn't get the playbook down for the reason he didn't play....
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Look thats the 2nd time you attacked me verbally the first time i dismissed it and let it ride if you dont agree thats fine and thats your right but dont come at me like my opinion and what i see is invalid, because at this time neither Mannion or Goff has done any thing and if we go by college then obviously Mannion has had the better success. Youre talking about footwork moving inside the pocket moving with the flow of the oline and avoiding pressure inside the pocket i understand all of that but at the same time once again too me thats the only thing that differentiate the 2