I know the wonderlic isn’t the be all end all, but the average score for a QB is like 25. A 13 is terrible. 10 or below is considered illiterate.
Alabama is all in on Football! Not even hiding the Student-Athlete thing anymore.
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I know the wonderlic isn’t the be all end all, but the average score for a QB is like 25. A 13 is terrible. 10 or below is considered illiterate.
I don’t think he took it - there was an article about Tua having the lowest score of the 20 QBs who took it and Montez wasn’t one of them. He probably overslept.What was Montez’s Wonderlic? I saw an article and it was not listed?
Or frat party takes precedence.I don’t think he took it - there was an article about Tua having the lowest score of the 20 QBs who took it and Montez wasn’t one of them. He probably overslept.
I think Brown gets a look in the 6th or 7thShenault - Rd 3 Pick 71 San Diego
Taylor - Rd 3 Pick 98 New England
Montez - Rd 7 Pick 228 Atlanta
Hambright - Rd 7 Pick 248 Houston
I mean, Rapoport shouldn't have tweeted it out without double checking and blacking it out himself if it wasn't him. He basically just doxxed him.Whomever sent out that note didn’t black out his personal information very well.
Those numbers were inaccurate, he actually got a 19.I know the wonderlic isn’t the be all end all, but the average score for a QB is like 25. A 13 is terrible. 10 or below is considered illiterate.
Not that this isn't anything new, but the fact the past two coaching staffs absolutely refused to play anyone else other than Montez the past two years is a massive indictment on the QB's coming back on the roster. CU absolutely needs a transfer at the position. Can't go all in on one guyNFL scouts say that Montez failed his conditioning test before his SR year and that he is lazy and didn’t work at it.
http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap30...t-league-execs-scouts-coaches-assess-qb-class
I think it’s equally an indictment of Montez’ temperament.Not that this isn't anything new, but the fact the past two coaching staffs absolutely refused to play anyone else other than Montez the past two years is a massive indictment on the QB's coming back on the roster. CU absolutely needs a transfer at the position. Can't go all in on one guy
AgreedI think it’s equally an indictment of Montez’ temperament.
He's one of those guys with massive physical talents, who always got by just on his talent, so he never learned work ethic. He's somehow gotten all the way to potentially being drafted despite is. I doubt he learns how now, which means he probably won't last long in the league.The best players, regardless of sport, work their ass off. Do they dick around off the field or court, sure, they're human. Montez never struck me as the type that did that, the first part anyway.
NFL scouts say that Montez failed his conditioning test before his SR year and that he is lazy and didn’t work at it.
http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap30...t-league-execs-scouts-coaches-assess-qb-class
Exactly, the complete game, he doesn't have. Unless I missed where hell froze over.The bit about not really understanding the nuances of the game after 39 starts is so cringeworthy.
True. Trust me, that can happen to a football player in El Paso. The talent there is damn near non existent. Guys here and there, sure. As a whole, it's pretty much crap. Edward Scissorhands could win the HS Heisman there.He's one of those guys with massive physical talents, who always got by just on his talent, so he never learned work ethic. He's somehow gotten all the way to potentially being drafted despite is. I doubt he learns how now, which means he probably won't last long in the league.
From the QB list, I'm gonna go out on a limb and say Tua, and then Eason.
WTF?
Top 5 for sure.I just don't see it with Tua. He had 2 1st rounders to throw to, the BAMA running game was the same as it always is (good-great, but not needed), and the BAMA line was great too. If he goes in the top-10 overall, which I think he will, I can see a bust. That is not to say he was not an incredible college player. Do you think he goes in the top-10 overall?
Do you see it with Joe Burrow? Last I checked, he also had a pretty solid team around him last season, which was his only season worth mentioning. Tua is a complete stud and had it not been for his hip, there would be a major debate about whether he or Burrow would be going number one.I just don't see it with Tua. He had 2 1st rounders to throw to, the BAMA running game was the same as it always is (good-great, but not needed), and the BAMA line was great too. If he goes in the top-10 overall, which I think he will, I can see a bust. That is not to say he was not an incredible college player. Do you think he goes in the top-10 overall?
Do you see it with Joe Burrow? Last I checked, he also had a pretty solid team around him last season, which was his only season worth mentioning. Tua is a complete stud and had it not been for his hip, there would be a major debate about whether he or Burrow would be going number one.
Btw, the hip recovery shouldn't be an issue. He's not starting in 2020 (or whenever this season plays out) anyways. He'll have a RS year to learn and get back to 100%, so I highly doubt he drops out of the top 5, and if he does, you're talking about the best value in the entire draft
I just don't see it with Tua. He had 2 1st rounders to throw to, the BAMA running game was the same as it always is (good-great, but not needed), and the BAMA line was great too. If he goes in the top-10 overall, which I think he will, I can see a bust. That is not to say he was not an incredible college player. Do you think he goes in the top-10 overall?
So you'd rather have a QB who played on a mediocre to crappy team and didn't win much, than one who played on a talented team and won at the highest level while being a primary reason for it. Sounds like Jay Cutler and Steven Montez are your guysActually, I think with Burrow and he might go either way too. Same concerns--great team and he has less of a resume. In the inury stuff on Tua, he had a number of injuries in his career, not just the hip. Tua is a good value in the draft, and given his upside some team will take that chance. Only time will tell if either guy is a star or a bust.
Top 5 for sure.
I saw one interview where a player said “there wasn’t a question on it I hadn’t seen before.”
I think having Tua and Eason tied together is insane. If Tua drops to the 25th pick it is insane to tie him to Eason.
Your rational for dinging Tua should be exactly the same for Burrow as well.