Quincy Avery
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149 appearances
2 recordings
2 series
first heard Apr 2025
last heard May 2025
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these people care so much about saying good things about products there i saw one kid tweet he's like he was the media member i guess and he was like i'm literally shaking after this pro day because it was so impressive and i was like well if you're shaking at a fucking pro day then you should you should do something else it's a test you created how do i fuck up a test i created like i literally went through it's an open book test i got the answers there i've i've worked this script
The script that we're about to run, I've worked at for the last three weeks, the exact throws, the same people, the same order. And I know people are like, oh, you're moving out the spot. I did. Hey, we talked about, hey, we're going to move left two steps and then we're going to push it. Everything is the most scripted situation that it could be.
Like going to his left, getting flat, and then flipping his hips, like the one Zach Wilson does, right? I think that's the one I'm talking about. Zach Wilson's was harder because he threw it the other way, but that's a really easy throw. And there's people who get enamored by this. Like, who cares? And are you going to do that in the game? No.
So I don't – we can keep doing this in pro days because they made a big deal when Zach Wilson did it, and people have been doing it for a ton of time. But it's silly.
I don't see it. Like, I can cut on the tape. I can watch it over and over and over again. But it's not just when you watch a game and you realize that someone's staff, someone who got to see them practice every single day since the summer, they just had a first-round quarterback.
They didn't have a quarterback this year and they're scared to throw. Like this isn't an offense that's not built around throwing. They wanted to throw the football and they didn't want to do it because he was a quarterback.
So, I mean, the proof is in the pudding in terms of the people who got to see him the most did not have the same faith in him that these people who are like reporting on his draft stock have.
There are some really creative things that you can do in the QB run game that I think can stress a defense out enough where he can become a good enough passer where he can start to figure some things out.
He does special things. He's explosive. He has long speed. He's short quickness. He's an amazing athlete. And we can, like, really run him in a situation where people have to, like, make real decisions about how do we put eight guys in the box. And when we start getting eight guys in the box, then the receivers in the NFL are good enough to win against man to man. And if he can be accurate enough,
to make solid throws. He doesn't have to make great throws, but he's going to put defenses in a position where they have to be, they have to show their cards early because they're going to be so concerned about the run fits that he's going to cause in the quarterback run game.
So if you get him, if you have an offensive staff that's really creative, you can hope that one day he becomes like a Marcus Mariota, right? Not a great passer, but he did enough in terms of the run game that it made it difficult for defenses where he had a, he's had a really successful, wonderful career.
I would have been far more worried about Caleb Williams if he didn't have the offensive staff that he has now. Because I think that Caleb did not have the structure in order to be successful. And you saw that with his drops. You saw that with his eyes. He spent a lot of time where you see his eyes go from the left side of the field and just shoot to the right. And that should never happen, right?
Because our progressions are not worked where we start on the left side of the field outside the numbers and work all the way to the right side of the field outside the numbers.
So either there was a level of confusion with the way that he was coached, right, where he started the odds in the wrong spot, or they didn't give him good enough answers where he could see things early on throughout his drop. So Ben Johnson's going to do a fantastic job in terms of getting him under center,
I think he's going to have the ability to have more play action scheme where he's able to move the defense early on with run action and see a very clear picture.
Yeah. CJ Shroud would probably be the best example of that. And CJ Shroud was actually someone who came into the lead 11, very, very undervalued. No one saw like the talent. He was actually our last pick in terms of getting into the 22 guys who get to come in or doodle down to 11 guys. He was someone who is a mental makeup.
made it very easy for us to say he's going to be a first-round quarterback. I've never seen someone so consistently do every single thing right in terms of preparation, the little details of the playbook. He knew everything going in. He studied. He'd been through adversity. And that is a huge thing when you want to talk about quarterbacks.
Who has been through adversity and has been able to make it out on the other side? He had that. and then he threw the ball with a level of confidence. You know how sometimes you'll see a quarterback throw a football, and it looks like he hopes the guy catches it?
CJ Stroud threw every single ball, and it was like, I know this is going to be exactly where it needs to be, and all this guy has to do is his job. And we saw that from him at 17 years old, continued to see it throughout his college career. And it was funny, I think about his first start against the University of Minnesota,
And he just struggled a little bit to start the game and his ability to just be resilient enough to come back and win that game. I was like, all right, we're good. He's going to be exactly who we think he is. And he had a bunch of top tier. I think when yours was buying that year, people were like, yo, we got to get, he was like, no, I got it.
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