Hundley...

[Deano]

I gotta admit, he never impressed me last year, but I'm starting to get more intrigued.

Trade up for another second rounder and grab him?

 

[Iggloo]

Initially I thought yes, but the more I looked into him, no way. He has not shown he can read a defense. Maybe in Chip's scheme that would be less of an issue, but it sounds like he is a major developmental project as an NFL QB.

 

[eaglesnut]

He's at least as good a prospect as Mariota. He just didn't have that Oregon offense babying him along his whole college career.

 

[eaglesnut]

Initially I thought yes, but the more I looked into him, no way. He has not shown he can read a defense. Maybe in Chip's scheme that would be less of an issue, but it sounds like he is a major developmental project as an NFL QB.

LOL but you want Mariota, who also has not shown he can read a defense.

 

[Iggloo]

Mariota showed a lot more ability to read defenses than Hundley. If you actually equate the two, well, I think that says a lot about your understanding of Mariota.

 

[eaglesnut]

Mariota showed a lot more ability to read defenses than Hundley. If you actually equate the two, well, I think that says a lot about your understanding of Mariota.

Mariota was never asked to read as much. That shit is so simple in Oregon. The play dictates where the ball goes off a few simple keys. Not the QB seeing the coverage and making the call on the fly.

 

[Iggloo]

Neither of them were asked to read much actually. But Mariota did it better. This isn't just me saying this, read any analysis of the QBs and you will see people come to the same conclusion.

It's true that Mariota played in a simplistic scheme by NFL standards, but I think what Hundley was asked to do was even simpler, and scouts were still troubled by his tendency to take his eyes off the downfield receivers and start scrambling.

 

[Macho Grande]

Mariota was never asked to read as much. That shit is so simple in Oregon. The play dictates where the ball goes off a few simple reads.

Fixed.

 

[Intoxicated]

It's true that Mariota played in a simplistic scheme by NFL standards, but I think what Hundley was asked to do was even simpler, and scouts were still troubled by his tendency to take his eyes off the downfield receivers and start scrambling.

i also heard the same thing. Besides Mariota, he would fit our system the best... but hes the worst one

 

[Wings]

Mariota was never asked to read as much. That shit is so simple in Oregon. The play dictates where the ball goes off a few simple keys. Not the QB seeing the coverage and making the call on the fly.

Enut your hatred for Mariota is clouding your brain. Your talking ridiculously stupid. Go to the tape, Mariota's reads vs Ohio State in the bowl game were quick, precise and spot on. He gets rid of the ball quickly, and accurately. He looks to throw first and run second. He can throw to a spot, he doesn't need his receiver to get "college" open. There is a Huge Huge difference between Mariota and Hundley.