Quincy Avery
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149 appearances
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first heard Apr 2025
last heard May 2025
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I don't see any other starters in this draft.
Long term. They're just not going to be starting level quarterbacks. I think anything outside of just Kim Ward going in the first round is a massive reach.
Shador, in terms of physical traits, he doesn't have elite arm. He's not quick. He's not fast. Doesn't have ability to skip it. That's fine. There's been quarterbacks who've been successful who have lacked those traits. When you see Shador get sacked, unless he has a bad offensive line, that's the one thing. When your offensive line is bad and you get sacked, that is an offensive line issue.
Shador Sanders shows a ball behind the line of scrimmage, at the line of scrimmage more than anybody in college. But his average time to throw is 2.96. That means he's not processing the other information quickly enough at all. You'll see times where there's free rushers.
As somebody who's watching tape, if I see a free rusher run directly to the quarterback, no one blocks him, that is on the quarterback, right? We need to be throwing hot. We need to have a plan before this. Shador doesn't have plans when... The defense gives him anything that he wasn't expecting, right? We need to be able to play from the neck up. And that is what his biggest strength should be.
Like he should be the quarterback in the world. I can recognize these things. I see a hot, I'm able to find a four or five yard completion, the ball out of my hand. He's not playing like that. So if you don't have a strong arm, you're not quick, can't evade defenders. And I'm getting free rush hit like crazy. I have a problem. There's an aspect of the game that I don't understand.
And then I've heard teams, I've heard teams talk about his interviews and his ability to even describe protections, right? Hey, show me a six man protection. And he struggled with those things. So those are really concerning to me. And I know that he goes into the first round because of all the hype and all the things that we said.
But I think if his last name was Williams, he is a six round quarterback.
I could care so little about padding of the football. I think probably 85% of the NFL quarterback today, Pat, the football, it's a rhythm thing. It's a sequencing. It allows guys to throw the football better. And I'm not, who should or pat the ball you want, but let's make some decisions a little bit faster. Let's have an idea of what we're doing. We get to learn scrimmage.
Now, maybe it's something that he just wasn't coached on. And that's hard for me because I don't get to interview the guys. I don't know what they're saying in these meetings about what they were taught, what they should have, should have known going into college. But there's guys that I work with in pre-draft who can kill it on the, at least on the whiteboard. And you see it in the games.
He's tough as shit. He is a tough dude. And like you talk about, he has a flair for theatrics. You see those games where he really started to do really good things. It's like two minute offense. What does it even start doing a two minute offense? They're not bringing pressure. Like he has time to see things and operate. He can play like that.
If he doesn't get pressure and the line does a sufficient job, he's okay. But if I know that he has a difficult times with, seeing blitzes and seeing rotation and these guys coming and hitting him in his face mask. That's going to be the, that's going to be the answer in the NFL. But he, he's a winner. Like there's somebody, but okay. What NFL coaching staff wants to draft a guy,
Cause if you're drafting early, you're not that good. So you don't have that much time left. You know, his father's Deion Sanders, all the scrutiny you're going to get, not just about his play, but his dad's also going to stir some things up. And then I got to worry about Deion trying to take my job. Like there's so many things that make it difficult for me to see.
Like, I know people say dad being Deion's helpful, but I, I think that it's like the opposite. If I'm New York Giants, If I'm Dayball and I got to put this guy in, that's not a good situation.
Tyler is a really good, he's a much better athlete than I think that people know. He understands the game at a really high level. And when you watch him in the red zone, and that's where I love to see guys, especially the college level players in the red zone, he's able to make a ton of throws with anticipation.
You'll see like backline where it's outside receiver running the dig and we see this and he's able to move a defender with his eyes and work back. He's playing the game of quarterback. He's playing the quarterback position. He understands what I need to do in order to set guys up to be successful. He does have the strongest arm. He's athletic enough. He's very accurate.
And he's played a lot of football. I think that is something that gives guys a tremendous advantage in the amount of steps they got to play. And we see that a lot in this class. But he's gotten continually better. We've seen him improve. I saw him at Texas Tech. I've seen him since he was in high school. Continue to become a better passer and a better quarterback.
So I think that he has an opportunity to be in the NFL for a very long time.
Neither one of those are good. I know people really liked, I didn't love Cam Ward's Pro Day. that was not a pro day that I was like, Oh, I love this. I saw like some outbreakers, some things on rhythm that weren't thrown. Great. Skipped a couple. He threw probably six or seven routes over. That's not something I feel like you're throwing routes on the air.
You should be a hundred percent, but I've seen him do it in the game. So I just think that it's scrutinized less than it probably should be. Like if I, if I was on TV talking about these pro days, it wouldn't be like all roses and Hey man, that was just really good. But I think,
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