And so it begins...(tracking Coach Prime decommits/transfers)

[Jim14510]

My favorite part is at the end when Mel says NFL GM's have proved they don't know how to assess QB's like he can.

 

[2010sarenevercomingback]

My favorite part is at the end when Mel says NFL GM's have proved they don't know how to assess QB's like he can.

Dude said JaMarcus Russell would be a top 5 quarterback in the NFL.

Also said he would retire if Jimmy Clausen wasn't a successful NFL quarterback.

Countless other horrendous misses on high profile QBs.

Mel is a total retard.

 

[Hedley Lamarr]

My favorite part is at the end when Mel says NFL GM's have proved they don't know how to assess QB's like he can.

• Ryan Leaf (1998, 2nd Overall, San Diego Chargers)
  • Kiper’s Evaluation: Kiper ranked Leaf as his eighth-highest-graded QB since 1979, praising his physical attributes and potential to be a game-changer, stating, “Leaf is the type who can single-handedly put a team in the win column, which at the pro level is the ultimate sign of greatness.” He saw Leaf as a close competitor to Peyton Manning for the No. 1 pick.
    
    
  • NFL Outcome: Leaf is widely regarded as one of the biggest busts in NFL history. Drafted second overall, he compiled a 4-17 record as a starter, threw 36 interceptions against 14 touchdowns, and struggled with injuries, attitude issues, and off-field problems. He was out of the league by 2001.
    
    
• JaMarcus Russell (2007, 1st Overall, Oakland Raiders)
  • Kiper’s Evaluation: Kiper lauded Russell’s “John Elway-like” arm strength, calling him a potential top-five NFL quarterback within three years. He was enamored with Russell’s ability to throw long distances and saw him as a franchise QB for the Raiders.
    
    
  • NFL Outcome: Russell is another infamous bust. He went 7-18 as a starter, struggled with weight issues, work ethic, and decision-making, and was out of the NFL by 2010. His tenure was marked by poor performance and off-field controversies.
    
    
• Andre Ware (1990, 7th Overall, Detroit Lions)
  • Kiper’s Evaluation: Kiper gave Ware the sixth-highest pre-draft QB grade since 1979, calling him an “excellent” NFL quarterback prospect despite concerns about the Run & Shoot offense he played in at Houston. Kiper believed Ware’s accuracy, arm strength, and leadership would translate to the pros.
    
    
    
    
  • NFL Outcome: Ware started just six games, going 3-3, and was out of the NFL by 1994. He failed to adapt to the pro game, struggled with decision-making, and bounced around the CFL and NFL Europe afterward. He’s considered one of the worst Heisman-winning QBs in the NFL.
    
    
    
    
• Jimmy Clausen (2010, 48th Overall, Carolina Panthers)
  • Kiper’s Evaluation: Kiper was extremely high on Clausen, stating, “If Jimmy Clausen is not a successful quarterback in the NFL, I’m done. That’s it. I’m out.” He projected Clausen as a top-10 pick and a potential franchise QB.
    
    
  • NFL Outcome: Clausen was a second-round pick and a major disappointment, compiling a 1-13 record as a starter. He lacked the arm strength and decision-making needed for the NFL and was out of the league by 2015. Kiper’s bold prediction became a point of criticism.
    
    
• Tim Couch (1999, 1st Overall, Cleveland Browns)
  • Kiper’s Evaluation: Kiper included Couch among his highest-graded QBs (in an unranked list beyond his top 10), praising his potential as the No. 1 pick for the expansion Browns. He saw Couch as a cornerstone for the franchise.
    
    
  • NFL Outcome: Couch struggled behind a poor offensive line, going 22-37 as a starter with 64 touchdowns and 67 interceptions. Injuries and inconsistent play led to his exit from the NFL by 2004. While not as catastrophic as Leaf or Russell, he’s considered a bust relative to expectations.
    
    
• Jack Thompson (1979, 3rd Overall, Cincinnati Bengals)
  • Kiper’s Evaluation: Known as “The Throwin’ Samoan,” Thompson was a prolific college passer, and Kiper included him in his “Unlucky 13” list of QB busts, indicating he was highly rated pre-draft. Kiper noted his NCAA passing records as a reason for optimism.
    
    
  • NFL Outcome: Thompson’s NFL career was lackluster, with fewer yards than in college and only five years in the league. He failed to live up to his draft status and is remembered as a Bengals draft misstep.
    
    

 

[Sous Chef]

My favorite part is at the end when Mel says NFL GM's have proved they don't know how to assess QB's like he can.

Wasn't Kiper one of the geniuses who said Ryan Leaf was a better NFL prospect than Manning?

 

[Jim14510]

Dude said JaMarcus Russell would be a top 5 quarterback in the NFL.

Also said he would retire if Jimmy Clausen wasn't a successful NFL quarterback.

Countless other horrendous misses on high profile QBs.

Mel is a total retard.

Clausen was the first one that came to mind for me.

 

[CornFed Gregger]

Uncle Luke!

Ah now shadeur & prime are fighting racial barriers to be the first black QB to go in the first round & the 30+ other guys just had weak dads or black single moms are not to be fucked with

 

[BIGSTICK67]

The best part of this whole thing is that the only way for Shedildo to come out on the other end a winner is to shut the fuck up, humble himself, get to work and be a good team mate. All things that will happen some time after Jennifer Lawrence knocks on my door and begs to be allowed to suck my dick and demands I let her swallow.

Not gonna lie...that sounds pretty gross.

That last part.

 

[BIGSTICK67]

Ah now shadeur & prime are fighting racial barriers to be the first black QB to go in the first round & the 30+ other guys just had weak dads or black single moms are not to be fucked with

Most knew this was coming about 24-36 hours ago. As I'm sure you did as well.

 

[Jim14510]

Wasn't Kiper one of the geniuses who said Ryan Leaf was a better NFL prospect than Manning?

Yeah but talking about 1 vs 2 draft pick so GM's don't get a win for that.

 

[Sous Chef]

Not gonna lie...that sounds pretty gross.

That last part.

 

[jaihawk]

Most complete and damming evaluation...