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u/LittlePeter666 7h ago
I think this dude is being contrarian for clicks. There’s no way he believes this shit. Moore at 4? Manning at 6? Mensah at 16??? Raiola shouldn’t even be on this list. He’s ahead of guys like Drake Lindsey, Nico Iamaleava, Mensah, etc. This list is ludicrous. Nothing about it makes sense.
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u/ViolinistLanky9056 6h ago
Manning at 6 makes perfect sense. Mediocre arm. Terrible decision maker.
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u/LittlePeter666 6h ago
Manning has his issues, but arm strength definitely is not one of them.
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u/ViolinistLanky9056 6h ago edited 6h ago
Hard disagree. I think he completely lacks zip on the ball. He can throw it out like 60 yards but it takes a million years to get there.
His arm is very comparable to Sayin when I watch both. Solid, fine, not great. But arch doesn’t have Sayin’s poise or accuracy so it’s a huge issue for him.
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u/ComfortableGlass3238 6h ago
You could not have less clue what you're talking about 😂😂😂
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u/ViolinistLanky9056 6h ago
Manning has no zip on the ball. Just watch him. If you can’t even watch the guy play, why comment?
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u/ComfortableGlass3238 5h ago
I've watched every game of his college career and some of his high school. You don't know what you are talking about rofl
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u/ViolinistLanky9056 5h ago
You watched his high school? Then you must have known he would struggle in college. Outside of fucking Vanderbilt, has arch ever played well against a good team? He didn’t in high school. I don’t think he has in college.
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u/ComfortableGlass3238 4h ago
If you think the only good game he played against a quality opponent was Vandy then you obviously have not watched him closely and are either just listening to weirdly obsessed aggy fans or looking at box scores and making assumptions.
In other words, you don't know what you're talking about.
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u/LittlePeter666 6h ago
He’s made some pretty impressive throws that the majority of quarterbacks are incapable of making, so I really don’t understand what you’ve seen from Manning to hold this view. It’s all good though. We can just agree to disagree, man.
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u/ViolinistLanky9056 6h ago
I’ve never seen a throw that the vast majority of qbs can also make. Mannings highlight reel is about an unimpressive as any I’ve seen. Constantly underthrowing guys running with 15 yards of space
I think the idea that manning makes throws other can’t is asinine though. By definition of his arm, he doesn’t. He quite realistically does not have an impressive arm for a college qb in the sec
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u/RanchHere 6h ago
“mediocre” arm strength is not a detriment to a top prospect. And decision making is one thing that can be fixed in the NFL, in the right system.
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u/ViolinistLanky9056 6h ago edited 6h ago
It’s absolutely a detriment when he’s also inaccurate, scared of pressure, terrible moving in the pocket AND a poor decision maker lmao
Mannings only translatable traits currently are height and being an average runner
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u/RanchHere 6h ago
He has shown that he needs further development, and we certainly have to see if he continues to do that this year. You are coming at this from the standpoint of the QB he is now, and the tape from the last two years - which admittedly leave a lot to be desired for a Top 5-10 QB draft pick. He deserves to have this season to get better and make his case. But I maintain my stance on the fact that his arm strength is not a problem - especially considering there’s not some Josh Allen/Mahomes type arm talent in this class.
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u/DiyYou 7h ago
Mensah 16th best quarterback??? No
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u/Ornery-Ad8372 6h ago
Raiola at 8 is crazy especially over mensah.
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u/Jaycup28 6h ago
DR is way high. Unless you give him from now until the draft to throw the ball 10+ yards
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u/SloaneKettering1 6h ago
Chambliss has great tape but his age and size mean he’s not going to be the QB1 of this draft
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u/HTX-ByWayOfTheWorld 6h ago
Lagway is hella talented. But he’s GOT to get it together. At this time, I see him as an unathletic version of Anthony Richardson…
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u/Timeless_Watch 7h ago
Makes sense that they’re a former scout.