Haha, I forgot you were the children cartoon and sex guy.
Especially when it’s two guys with significantly higher talent on the field than Shedeur.
Not to mention that they are not very good comparisons. Neither Carter nor Moss are from the entitled rich coddled background. In fact just the opposite. And both had their personal issues but for the most part were good teammates and liked by their colleagues.
There is such a variance in opinion of his actual performance in college. The raw numbers look good but he had some tough times against the actual good teams they faced despite excellent receivers and a pass happy offense. And many of the numbers against the good teams came in junk time when a QB can pile up stats. His OL was bad so that is a check in the other column.
Agreed. Weird variations, not a lot of good tests.
I’m curious but we’ll never know, if Max Brosmer had Sheduer’s opportunity who’d perform at a higher level?
You can’t prove the converse either buddy!!!
i hope that people overcome their personal issues, as we all have them last time I checked - if that’s not your perspective on humanity, you’re entitled to that perspective!!!!
Of course I can’t. I hope they do too…you gave two good examples. My opinion is they’d be better to trade him for a higher pick than they used to take him because that has a higher probability of working out. I’m not rooting against him.
You can’t prove the converse either buddy!!!
i hope that people overcome their personal issues, as we all have them last time I checked - if that’s not your perspective on humanity, you’re entitled to that perspective!!!!
I’ve got a friend who played with Carter on the Vikes. They’d play pick up games of different things. I asked him who was better at stuff. He said whatever team had Cris Carter on it won. It didn’t matter what they were playing.
Once we saw Max get run down by the 300 lb NC player we knew we had a pocket passer.
The thing about him is he has "enough" talent to play in the NFL but he tries to make plays like he's Patrick Mahomes. In college, you're going to get away with that a lot more than in the NFL. I think he's likely to be a turnover machine in the NFL. If he focused more on making the right play rather than trying to make the flashy play he might be a serviceable QB. I do not see him being a top half of the league QB. I think ceiling is bottom half starter or a good backup. Maybe Andy Dalton in his prime sort of level.
He also torched some really good teams with an awful OL and zero RB.
I just don't see that with him.
It will be very interesting to see how his NFL career unfolds. As a first round or early round pick he had massive bust potential.....as a fifth round guy who has to work and earn his spot anything is possible. He clearly has a lot of raw talent, the question that will get answered is if he has the intangibles to be a QB in the NFL.....very few guys do.
Amen about avoiding all that. The moment things don't go his way he and/or his dad chirping away and the sports media acting like a megaphone for that kind of clown behavior ... man who needs that stuff?
He was an alternate in 2011 & 2014.
Let's be honest here, it never works out for the Browns.
It's not that I disagree with anything you posted but I've seen guys with much more serious character flaws (and less talent) get drafter higher than Sanders. You wanna draft Jaxon Dart in front of him? Ok. You want to draft Gabriel or Shough ahead of him? I just don't get it.
