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this sucks..
Kaaya deserved a **** of a lot better than this. Baltimore could groom him, but something else must be going on besides just on the field issues. He has talent.
 
Look, I'm in no way imma a Kaaya fan or basher like some of ya'll....but u can't tell me you think a lot of the guys at QB that was taken r better than Kaaya.

He and Coley not being taken yet has confused the crap out of me; and that's not me talking as a Miami fan...I'm talking about a football fan.
 
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onplane said:
Kaaya played pretty well under Coley, Richt totally screwed him with his terrible playcalling. When Richt came around and figured he had to work with his QB to win some ballgames Kaaya produced and gave us a decent season in the end. Yes he is a statue and yes he is terribly inconsistent, passing inaccuracy is a problem. IMO Richt did not want him just as he did not want Allison and probably encouraged him to declare for the draft. He wants a QB that can move. Kaaya may not belong in the NFL.
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Didn't know there could be that much stupid stuffed into one post. Richt has done nothing to hurt Kaaya. Richt is great for QBs when they can play like modern QBs . Kaaya's problem is he cant pass while moving and he is totally unathletic. Still he should be drafted ahead of the Pitt QB and that **** show Dobbs from UT .
 
I am surprised by Kaaya not going after seeing some of the QBs that have gone.

Coley doesn't surprise me much cause the NFL is a place where toughness and staying on the field matters and when you take yourself off the field hurt every time you get hit they notice.And he doesn't have the surest hands around either...
 
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Some of you have short memories.Brad was a difference maker for us in an era where any win was important. He is what he is but he always gave us his best. I am shocked that he hasn't been taken. Yes he mace a bad decision in leaving but I feel bad for him. He deserves our respect and our support. If you feel any other way about one of our family that always kept his nose clean and was s good team mate then you ought to think about it before you shoot your mouth off. I frame it this way because I think most of you are basically good fans . Sometimes we and I emphasize we take a ready shoot aim in expressing ourselves.
 
Andrew said:
I would take Chad Kelly and Peterman over Kaaya.
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Nah, Kaaya isn't a projected starter like a lot of people thought but he is still a very good back up. In my eyes he is the 5th best QB in this class. Chad Kelly won't make it four years.
 
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KevinCaneFace said:
What do you guys think the RPO is? It's simply just reading the defense and deciding if you should hand it off or pass based on the numbers. How does that expose anyone's weakness?

Here's the fact: Kaaya didn't have his best year. It was his first year in a new offense so that should have been expected. You could easily assume that he would have done better in the second year in the system. So it just makes sense to come back and build your draft stock in that situation.
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What was his best year?
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That's a good question. His stats look pretty consistent year-to-year. Which isn't really a good thing because it doesn't show improvement.
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He's been the same QB all 3 years. I thought 2016 was his best season, so I'm wondering what exactly he is trying to say.
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Kaaya improved statistically over last year but it was easy to see him struggling this year. He didn't reach his potential so it wasn't his best year. You're overthinking this.
 
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How does this work. Are they still sitting around the TV? Or did Mr. Kaaya decide that it's time to mow the yard while Mrs. Kaaya has some errands to run. Awkward.
 
KevinCaneFace said:
hughhoney said:
orange&green84 said:
hughhoney said:
KevinCaneFace said:
What do you guys think the RPO is? It's simply just reading the defense and deciding if you should hand it off or pass based on the numbers. How does that expose anyone's weakness?

Here's the fact: Kaaya didn't have his best year. It was his first year in a new offense so that should have been expected. You could easily assume that he would have done better in the second year in the system. So it just makes sense to come back and build your draft stock in that situation.
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What was his best year?
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That's a good question. His stats look pretty consistent year-to-year. Which isn't really a good thing because it doesn't show improvement.
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He's been the same QB all 3 years. I thought 2016 was his best season, so I'm wondering what exactly he is trying to say.
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Kaaya improved statistically over last year but it was easy to see him struggling this year. He didn't reach his potential so it wasn't his best year. You're overthinking this.
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I saw him struggle every year. You're underthinking this.
 
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Kaaya was just too inconsistent. He could make some great throws sometimes, but there were always a lot of terrible throws in between.



My biggest problem with him was he never seemed to get going until we were down by multiple scores.



Bottom line, he should've stayed his senior year.
 
Kaaya needs to hope he isn't drafted now.That way he can go to the best situation for him and not forced to a play where he has no shot...same for Coley.
 
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