Paxton Lynch

[RobBase]

"But with continued development, Lynch could be this year's version of Blake Bortles..."

 

[gandydancer]

Aim here Paxton, they're always open.

 

[Rollingthndr]

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Bortles been killing it for my fantasy team the last two weeks. 7 Td's

 

[Rollingthndr]

Aim here Paxton, they're always open.

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Ok Paxton, let's try some target practice. Here's 10 of my throws. Now you try....

 

[gandydancer]

Bortles been killing it for my fantasy team the last two weeks. 7 Td's

I traded Alex Smith for Bortles. I've only played him once. Last week when Dalton played Seattle. It worked, Dalton has been carrying me quite nice.

 

[Rollingthndr]

I traded Alex Smith for Bortles. I've only played him once. Last week when Dalton played Seattle. It worked, Dalton has been carrying me quite nice.

Watched Dalton play last Sunday. He was impressive.

 

[gandydancer]

Watched Dalton play last Sunday. He was impressive.

I remember a thread last year where Stafford and Dalton were compared. I looked at it again awhile back.
Laughable how we perceive players year to year. Hell, for that matter, week to week. I almost waivered on Stafford during preseason. He brought me back to earth week one.

 

[RobBase]

Anyone else watching Memphis vs Tulsa right now?

Memphis Passing
Player Cmp Att Yds TDs Int
P. Lynch 23 32 366 3 0

 

[Rollingthndr]

The 6-foot-6, 225-pound redshirt junior threw three of his four touchdown passes in the first half, including an easy pitch-and-catch with Tevin Jones that went 58 yards for the first touchdown of the contest. This was Lynch's second 400-yard passing effort of the 2015 campaign and his first with four touchdown passes. Overall, he's thrown for 2,366 yards with a 17/1 TD/INT ratio.

 

[gandydancer]

Bad game tonight for Lynch. It's okay though, I'm used to watching a bad QB play a lot.

Still like his mechanics. Don't like the passes off the backfoot, but...

 

[RobBase]

Bad game tonight for Lynch. It's okay though, I'm used to watching a bad QB play a lot.

Still like his mechanics. Don't like the passes off the backfoot, but...

That's what pro coaches are for. Cook was doing the same thing last night.

 

[Old Lion]

Bad game tonight for Lynch. It's okay though, I'm used to watching a bad QB play a lot.

Still like his mechanics. Don't like the passes off the backfoot, but...

Cam is the only one who can do that without it effecting his throws. Still don't like it though.

 

[gandydancer]

Cam is specimen and a freakish athlete.

Speaking of freaks. That Bama DT Robinson, last night who blocked that PAT. Sumbidge jumped over the center and immediately sprung right up in the air again to block that. 320-330 pound freak. Does it translate to next level?

 

[RobBase]

Cam is specimen and a freakish athlete.

Speaking of freaks. That Bama DT Robinson, last night who blocked that PAT. Sumbidge jumped over the center and immediately sprung right up in the air again to block that. 320-330 pound freak. Does it translate to next level?

Terrence Cody used to do the same thing.

 

[gandydancer]

Terrence Cody used to do the same thing.

Why I said does it translate. JaMarcus throwing 70 from his knees didn't.

 

[RobBase]

Why I said does it translate. JaMarcus throwing 70 from his knees didn't.

Boller did that too.

 

[gandydancer]

Boller did that too.

Who was the kid that jumped out of the pool? Was that JPP?

 

[Rollingthndr]

Who was the kid that jumped out of the pool? Was that JPP?

The guy the bears drafted. Forgot his name and I think he was on the Lions for a hot minute too.

 

[Rollingthndr]

That's what pro coaches are for. Cook was doing the same thing last night.

Cook's thrown four touchdown passes in each of his last two games. Unfortunately, he made a rare mental mistake on his final pass of the game, throwing the ball out of bounds as time expired to eliminate any slim chance of victory. Boneheaded play aside, the 6-foot-4, 218-pound senior is considered one of the best quarterback prospects in the country. He's passed for 2,405 yards (58.1% completions) with a 21/3 TD/INT ratio over nine games. Given his recent production, those in daily leagues should feel safe inserting him into their lineups down the stretch.



58.1%? No thanks on that. Don't need another Stafford with less arm strength

 

[RobBase]

Cook's thrown four touchdown passes in each of his last two games. Unfortunately, he made a rare mental mistake on his final pass of the game, throwing the ball out of bounds as time expired to eliminate any slim chance of victory. Boneheaded play aside, the 6-foot-4, 218-pound senior is considered one of the best quarterback prospects in the country. He's passed for 2,405 yards (58.1% completions) with a 21/3 TD/INT ratio over nine games. Given his recent production, those in daily leagues should feel safe inserting him into their lineups down the stretch.



58.1%? No thanks on that. Don't need another Stafford with less arm strength

Cook reminds me of Cousins and Hoyer. That's the kind of pro QBs Sparty kicks out. Cook will make a living as a back up journeyman who'll get a chance to start now and then on bad teams. That's my guess .