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DTP said:
I believe there's lots of teams that don't want to pass on Lamar Jackson again but they're failing to realize that Richardson was nowhere near as productive as Jackson was in college. Big kid, big arm, great athlete, poor quarterback. I just see Jamarcus Russell.
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I compared Lamar Jackson to Richardson in an earlier post. There’s a huge difference between their college careers.

Lamar Jackson steadily improved as a passer throughout his college career, and was a much more effective leader. He was basically a three-year starter.

Richardson basically started for one full year, and showed very little as far as being a quarterback. Looking good it’s not the same as being good.

Not just that, can you think one game that Anthony Richardson took over? Yeah, me neither. Look at how many games Lamar Jackson took over in his college career. They’re literally is no comparison between them. Richardson has shown nothing, except potential. Let’s see how that works out for him when he goes against NFL quality competition.
 
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OriginalCanesCanesCanes said:
I compared Lamar Jackson to Richardson in an earlier post. There’s a huge difference between their college careers.

Lamar Jackson steadily improved as a passer throughout his college career, and was a much more effective leader. He was basically a three-year starter.

Richardson basically started for one full year, and showed very little as far as being a quarterback. Looking good it’s not the same as being good.

Not just that, can you think one game that Anthony Richardson took over? Yeah, me neither. Look at how many games Lamar Jackson took over in his college career. They’re literally is no comparison between them. Richardson has shown nothing, except potential. Let’s see how that works out for him when he goes against NFL quality competition.
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Lamar won the ******* heisman, and Richardson was mid SEC QB. The differences are night and day, the only change is probably the QB drafting philosophy in the NFL
 
DTP said:
I believe there's lots of teams that don't want to pass on Lamar Jackson again but they're failing to realize that Richardson was nowhere near as productive as Jackson was in college. Big kid, big arm, great athlete, poor quarterback. I just see Jamarcus Russell.
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This is just madness. Come on now. AR-15 almost won the Heisman...
 
DTP said:
I believe there's lots of teams that don't want to pass on Lamar Jackson again but they're failing to realize that Richardson was nowhere near as productive as Jackson was in college. Big kid, big arm, great athlete, poor quarterback. I just see Jamarcus Russell.
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Yeah. Well if you talk to ravens execs they have their share of regrets with Lamar & he's ALOT further on than this kid. Lamar and his style of play LONG TERM will never work and paying him what's required to commit to them isn't a viable business model. It hampers your TEAMS growth. The NFL isn't a place you use a first round pick to knowingly pick someone you have to essentially start from scratch with. This kid has nothing going for him beyond measurements & his legs.
 
OriginalCanesCanesCanes said:
I compared Lamar Jackson to Richardson in an earlier post. There’s a huge difference between their college careers.

Lamar Jackson steadily improved as a passer throughout his college career, and was a much more effective leader. He was basically a three-year starter.

Richardson basically started for one full year, and showed very little as far as being a quarterback. Looking good it’s not the same as being good.

Not just that, can you think one game that Anthony Richardson took over? Yeah, me neither. Look at how many games Lamar Jackson took over in his college career. They’re literally is no comparison between them. Richardson has shown nothing, except potential. Let’s see how that works out for him when he goes against NFL quality competition.
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53.8% passer.

Less than 2-1 TD/INT ratio.

7 (out of 12) sub-200 yard games.

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TheOriginalCane said:
This is just madness. Come on now. AR-15 almost won the Heisman...
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I literally said his production is nowhere near Jackson’s. But it doesn’t matter, some NFL team is going to waste an early pick on him. Maybe not too 10 but late first/early second. These guys are always mesmerized by the raw potential. So much that it blinds them to the actual results on the field.
 
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GrozDozer said:
Will the gators still be able to troll us about Mario not “winning ****” with a top nfl draft pick QB at Oregon.

Mario went 12-2 with Herbert

Billy lost 7 with AR15
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They’ll do what they do. I think you’re right though. If he’s that good, and the gator was that bad, then they can jump ahead of Mario at Oregon with Herbert in the “fail” department. On top of it, Billy’s essentially the OC/playcaller. Mario can hire a different OC and focus on the OL.
 
flagator86 said:
2 years and need an elite WR and top end TE
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Best case scenario 2 years to see any signs of growth but NEEDS elite tight end and elite line play. With a QB with his limitations passing wise it's very difficult for any receiver to be elite. The players underneath are that much more pivotal on top of the tight end and the line play he very well may need an elite running back as well or at least a **** good one.
 
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