Name The QB This Scouting Report Applies To

[Night Train]

Cons

• Never has had to read progressions. If first receiver isn't open, he always pulls it down
• Throwing release is not smooth and a bit long
• Footwork is all over the place
• Cannot fit the ball into tight spaces with regularity
• Does not throw a good deep ball
• Does not put good touch on his passes
• Not close to NFL Ready

[YardRat]

I cheated and googled it, but I'm not surprised.

[Ginger Vitis]

Bryce petty?

[Night Train]

Bryce petty?

It didn't read " Internet Darling "

[Kenny]

Sounds a lot like EJ

[Night Train]

Sounds a lot like EJ

It sure does. But it isn't.

[Topas]

Aaron Rodgers?

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Just kidding, guys

[Forward_Lateral]

Tom Brady

[casdhf]

That obviously applies to Kap and most of those things are still true.

[Topas]

cash, did you know that? No I think you googled it. That does fit for many running QBs.
So your 'obviously' seems like a bit self-praise to me.
But I agree that most of these things are still true.

[The Jokeman]

Cons

• Never has had to read progressions. If first receiver isn't open, he always pulls it down
• Throwing release is not smooth and a bit long
• Footwork is all over the place
• Cannot fit the ball into tight spaces with regularity
• Does not throw a good deep ball
• Does not put good touch on his passes
• Not close to NFL Ready

Thyrod or Johnny Manziel.

[Meathead]

earl morrall

[Discotrish]

Dan Marino!

Patti

[Night Train]

That obviously applies to Kap and most of those things are still true.

It's Colin Kap. We have a winner.


The point is, Roman had him as his QB and prefers the mobile QB, even with flaws. Athleticism is king. Rex had the same idea in NY with Smith and Vick. Obviously, the results varied.

Cassel is the obvious fall back option... but in a perfect world for Rex/Roman, Manuel or Taylor are the style they prefer and if either shows any decent consistency..that's your QB under center.

Cassel has nothing to worry about. His spot is locked in as the solid backup or fall back option as the starter.

Manuel is battling Taylor for the starting spot. If he fails, he's not coming off the bench. If Taylor isn't ready, Cassel starts and Taylor is the backup.

Firmly believe this is it for Manuel. This new staff owes him nothing.

[better days]

It's Colin Kap. We have a winner.


The point is, Roman had him as his QB and prefers the mobile QB, even with flaws. Athleticism is king. Rex had the same idea in NY with Smith and Vick. Obviously, the results varied.

Cassel is the obvious fall back option... but in a perfect world for Rex/Roman, Manuel or Taylor are the style they prefer and if either shows any decent consistency..that's your QB under center.

Cassel has nothing to worry about. His spot is locked in as the solid backup or fall back option as the starter.

Manuel is battling Taylor for the starting spot. If he fails, he's not coming off the bench. If Taylor isn't ready, Cassel starts and Taylor is the backup.

Firmly believe this is it for Manuel. This new staff owes him nothing.

I don't know how much say Roman had in the drafting of Kaepernick.

Or even if it was his decision to start him.

That could have been all Harbaugh.

[casdhf]

cash, did you know that? No I think you googled it. That does fit for many running QBs.
So your 'obviously' seems like a bit self-praise to me.
But I agree that most of these things are still true.

I knew it was Kap, typed up my response, then googled it just before I posted to make sure lol

[swiper]

Everyone in SF blamed Roman for the huge step back the Kapernick took last year.

http://blog.sfgate.com/49ers/2014/12...cism-of-roman/

http://www.ninersnation.com/2014/1/1...der-greg-roman

http://ninerfans.com/49ers-oc-greg-r...ts-news-to-me/

http://www.usatoday.com/story/sports...cism/19916097/

[Meathead]

yeah idk why you would think roman is married to a kap clone since it appears nfl defenses have figured out how to keep that offense relatively in check. it can still be a viable part of their package but hammering that read option or whatever just isnt going to work like a charm anymore. the qb will need to be a reliable thrower, reliable meaning well over sixty pcent. thats why its likely ej cuz tyrods numbers say he struggles even reaching sixty pcent

[justasportsfan]

It's Colin Kap. We have a winner.


The point is, Roman had him as his QB and prefers the mobile QB, even with flaws. Athleticism is king. Rex had the same idea in NY with Smith and Vick. Obviously, the results varied.

Cassel is the obvious fall back option... but in a perfect world for Rex/Roman, Manuel or Taylor are the style they prefer and if either shows any decent consistency..that's your QB under center.

Cassel has nothing to worry about. His spot is locked in as the solid backup or fall back option as the starter.

Manuel is battling Taylor for the starting spot. If he fails, he's not coming off the bench. If Taylor isn't ready, Cassel starts and Taylor is the backup.

Firmly believe this is it for Manuel. This new staff owes him nothing.

So Cassel = Alex Smith ?
Tyrod = Kaep ?

[better days]

Everyone in SF blamed Roman for the huge step back the Kapernick took last year.

http://blog.sfgate.com/49ers/2014/12...cism-of-roman/

http://www.ninersnation.com/2014/1/1...der-greg-roman

http://ninerfans.com/49ers-oc-greg-r...ts-news-to-me/

http://www.usatoday.com/story/sports...cism/19916097/

When the 49ers were going good, Harbaugh got all the credit for the offense.

When they started to have problems, Roman got all the blame.