Okay couch coach, you have no idea what your talking about USC had no defense and no offensive line, hater😂😂😂😂

I’d recommend watching his tape for yourself where you can see the whole field. Him getting the ball out late is not a bad thing on his part, things like that are more so on the play calls and receivers themselves getting open. I think getting it out late as he does in college is a good thing because it shows he’s comfortable sitting and going through progressions rather than being jittery and scared. Guys like Jayden Daniels can get the ball out early because when you have receivers like Malik Nabers who can get 8 yards of separation you’re not required to read the field that much. Other than that I’m not sure why you wouldn’t be impressed; he can sling the football and make plays with his legs. I understand if he isn’t your favorite but he’s probably the smartest/calmest qb in the draft.

Umm. What do you think I’m doing here? Just commenting and skipping and not watching the video? I just watched the video and commented that, those were my findings. He’s late, his release is slow and defenders will jump it. Howell did the same thing and it didn’t go well. It means he’s comfortable in the pocket but also means he is slow processing to me. When you include that he is not doing much in reading the defense. Tunnel vision, excessive staring the receiver down. He reminds me of Haskins without being carried by his team. Pass.

@@dangrussdan8914you know who also has a slow release; Justin Herbert I promise you because I know you have never played qb or football before in your life but playing qb matters more about the timing of throws and throwing in anticipation to developing routes rather than how fast you can throw. But I doubt this is something you are able to comprehend. And using Sam Howell just proves my point even further, They both literally played in the same offensive scheme so timing will look similar. But I bet you’re the same type of dude who’ll comment trubisky 2.0

No. I said he’s late…late in the offensive scheme. In the NFL you have to be already throwing as the receiver is breaking or turning, he doesn’t till afterwards. He missed a couple blitzes in his face. He’s slow. Couple that with a long release and you have a problem. He’s slow while having a fraction on his plate that he’ll have in the NFL. He’s had quality coaching since he was a kid and his mechanics are still a mess. The only reason he’s being considered at two is he looks like Herbert and Allen and people are desperate for that. Maye is closer to a Lock or Lance prospect than Allen.

@@dangrussdan8914You can't say shit like this and completely disregard the good plays he makes. All 3 TDs were absolutely beautiful and some NFL QBs can't even do that. There's a reason why guys like you aren't making the final decisions and why he's going top 3 today

No he didn't. I only saw 1 or 2 bad passes. His WR's are mediocre. I don't think even one WR makes it to the NFL. The TE might make it through.

@@xuimod His receivers constantly have to make a play for the ball instead of catching in stride. He is not helping his receivers.

Unsure of what you mean, in cutups you are seeing video links over the game film?

Yes, in the last about 30 seconds of videos there are 3 links that take up 65% of the screen and interfere with watching the player. It may just be the older videos though because I watched one poster more recently and there was nothing there. I know a lot of channels add bumpers to the end of their videos so they can add the links if that's helpful. Again appreciate your work

We dropped this and Jaylen Wright was on Sleeper yesterday

@@Dynasty_Degens you are now "influencers"

Hey Taylor. Thanks for your feedback and I understand your frustration. That wasn’t my finest moment and I’ve worked on growing from that. I take full ownership for it, I’m sorry for any negative and continued impact it’s had on you and others in the league.

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