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League Meeting today i think? Maybe we'll hear some news on the rule proposals.
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McCarthy also has a much quicker release/throwing motion and stronger arm. You are right that Penix is a much more traditional pocket passer which is fading out of the game.Vikings is one of the few places I could see McCarthy being good. Anywhere else and he would probably be a first round bust. Situation is king. Penix would be good there also but I think McCarthy's sneaky mobility is why the NFL likes him a bit more.
At what point does the failure to enforce the rules as written in order to enhance scoring undermine the integrity of the game? By admitting that the league wants more scoring, the league invites speculation that certain calls are made or not made in order to goose the scoreboard, not in order to get every call right.
Rubbish ..just conspiracy hocus pocus. The big concern with the NFL’s concern with low scoring is as they always do…they’ll change rules to once again punish defences. The dip in scoring was due to poor QB and changing rules because of that would be a concern.NFL is concerned about dip in scoring
Points per game have dropped from 49 in 2020 to 43.5 in 2023.www.nbcsports.com
Actually, Penix has the faster releaseMcCarthy also has a much quicker release/throwing motion and stronger arm. You are right that Penix is a much more traditional pocket passer which is fading out of the game.
Penix still has a strong arm but really needs to put effort into the throws because of his long motion. I could see him working well with Jefferson on deep balls if the Vikings O-line holds up.
McCarthy has a lot more mobility to run any potential under centre plays and roll outs the way Cousins did so well, so I'd say he still fits the offence better than Penix.
Let the Penix slander continue and have some other sucker getActually, Penix has the faster release
Bit of Brock Purdy about him, just PR machine running overtime.McCarthy went from a system QB in a run first offense to 4th off the board in record time
Of course none of us know what the team's evaluators think of any of them - the "draft scout" community out there doesn't have a good record.Bit of Brock Purdy about him, just PR machine running overtime.
I dont see anything with him.
hmmm - looks like the Patriots are open to trading down (no idea what the asking price is)
I wouldn't expect the Patriots to trade down until they are actually on the clock as there's no knowing who Washington is going to take - unless they don't like any of the QBs except Caleb WilliamsI mean I don't really see a counter point to putting it out there that you're 'open' to it.
Found out what people are willing to pay anyway regardless of how realistic it is that you'll move.
Proof?Actually, Penix has the faster release
I don’t subscribe to pff, but I do listen to a reputable podcast from someone who does (Matthew Coller - Vikings) and he regularly quotes the pff stat that Penix has the quickest release.Proof?
Just from watching them, Penix has more trouble hitting in/out breaking routes, defenders were breaking on the ball consistently compared to McCarthy who can throw out routes on a dime from the opposite hash in his sleep.
From what I can gather via google Penix 2.71 seconds, McCarty 3.16 secondsI don’t subscribe to pff, but I do listen to a reputable podcast from someone who does (Matthew Coller - Vikings) and he regularly quotes the pff stat that Penix has the quickest release.
There’s no way either of them have a release time that long, would be longest of any QB in history.From what I can gather via google Penix 2.71 seconds, McCarty 3.16 seconds