BWCD
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In this order:
1A) Blackman
1B) Colombi
3) Telfort
4) Holm
5) Allen
And if Colombi growing 3 inches is true, I'll take him as #1 over Blackman. If D$ wants to drop the Flacco comparison for Blackman - I'll tell you what I see in Colombi...right-handed version of old school Steve Young. He makes reads rather quickly, and is decisive on his throws. I like how he moves in the pocket, and then extends the play or scrambles if he needs to. He looks like he's tough as **** to sack, just a slippery runner. I think some added height will change Colombi's leverage on the football, and you'll see some more zip and his throwing motion improve as a result. I love how he moves his feet and uses his pump fakes...that tells me he knows the play, how to read defenses, and how to make a good decision. He's moving the coverage with his feet, pumps, and his eyes to throw the ball where he wants to throw it. I love the command and presence he has...it's special. He looks like one of those guys some would describe as a "gamer"...seems gritty and not afraid to do what it takes to get the job done.
Blackman has a truly gifted arm, but I didn't really see him stepping into any throws. A good QB coach will fix his feet, and then it will be even more fun to watch him throw it all over the field. I also like the way that Blackman shapes his throws. He's more accurate than any of the QB's on that list.
1A) Blackman
1B) Colombi
3) Telfort
4) Holm
5) Allen
And if Colombi growing 3 inches is true, I'll take him as #1 over Blackman. If D$ wants to drop the Flacco comparison for Blackman - I'll tell you what I see in Colombi...right-handed version of old school Steve Young. He makes reads rather quickly, and is decisive on his throws. I like how he moves in the pocket, and then extends the play or scrambles if he needs to. He looks like he's tough as **** to sack, just a slippery runner. I think some added height will change Colombi's leverage on the football, and you'll see some more zip and his throwing motion improve as a result. I love how he moves his feet and uses his pump fakes...that tells me he knows the play, how to read defenses, and how to make a good decision. He's moving the coverage with his feet, pumps, and his eyes to throw the ball where he wants to throw it. I love the command and presence he has...it's special. He looks like one of those guys some would describe as a "gamer"...seems gritty and not afraid to do what it takes to get the job done.
Blackman has a truly gifted arm, but I didn't really see him stepping into any throws. A good QB coach will fix his feet, and then it will be even more fun to watch him throw it all over the field. I also like the way that Blackman shapes his throws. He's more accurate than any of the QB's on that list.
