PhatOrange
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Dungey's gonna have heisman talk this year. ;-)
I could see a situation like Jason White.Dungey's gonna have heisman talk this year. ;-)
Sure, there are some RPO quarterbacks still alive. Michael Vic was the protoype, and currently Russell Wilson is playing that roll extremely well and cheating death and serious injury. But there are (precious) few others that have survived. I think RGIII was considered an RPO-style QB before they shredded his knees. Tyrod wants to be an RPO but has lasted because he listened to coaches and cut down his scrambling. So it's hard imagining Dungey, who's been injured every season, trying to be an RPO guy for any stretch of time in a league with assassins all over the field. He's very athletic. But he has to show more FB IQ and arm strength to put himself in a draft discussion.To sneak into the draft, Dungey would have to:
- Complete the season with 7+ wins
- Complete over 65% of his passes
- Read defenses better
The plus side is that the NFL is finally coming around to the RPO's and some of the concepts he's learned under Babers.
If people can get this worked up over Dungey's NFL potential (which is non-existent), people are going to absolutely lose their minds once Devito takes over.
Dungey will always go down as a beloved player in Syracuse history. His guts and toughness are legendary. But his perception within the fanbase is skewed because he is the beneficiary of 1) a radically different system that inflates offensive numbers relative to Syracuse history and 2) a long run of staggeringly bad QB at the school (including terrible depth behind him). Dungey is a nice enough college QB - which is an impressive achievement in its own right (most recruited QB's don't see meaningful snaps). But he lacks above average arm strength, which can be made up for with anticipation and accuracy, but he isn't very accurate and he doesn't anticipate well because he is always looking to bail and run. He's a good runner, but his tendency to bail - even when the line is holding up - makes him easier to defend.
Getting a strong armed and accurate guy like Devito in there is going to truly be a sight to behold.
First ability is availability.Why not fellas if ED plays a full season? Slayton will be in the top 2 rounds.
First ability is availability.
ED is simply not available.
Except his potential was first demonstrated as a freshman playing for Schafer.If people can get this worked up over Dungey's NFL potential (which is non-existent), people are going to absolutely lose their minds once Devito takes over.
Dungey will always go down as a beloved player in Syracuse history. His guts and toughness are legendary. But his perception within the fanbase is skewed because he is the beneficiary of 1) a radically different system that inflates offensive numbers relative to Syracuse history
It is just fact. Which is one reason players like ED don't draw much interest from the NFL. We love him because he is fearless, but he is also reckless. Tough to invest in that.Well thats a great attitude . He is available right now and will be better off this year behind this Oline and some more maturity and smarts. TD will have his 3 years.
To sneak into the draft, Dungey would have to:
- Complete the season with 7+ wins
- Complete over 65% of his passes
- Read defenses better
The plus side is that the NFL is finally coming around to the RPO's and some of the concepts he's learned under Babers.
As there will be two more pro football leagues drafting next year, I'll elevate the Dungey 1st round possibility as only crazy.
We dont know because Dungey hasnt stayed healthyIf this Richmond quarterback can get drafted, its not out of the question for Dungey with a healthy senior year. That guy's highlights are all ducks.
If this Richmond quarterback can get drafted, its not out of the question for Dungey with a healthy senior year. That guy's highlights are all ducks.
I think Conway goes earlier than the 7th round especially if he stays at LT. Staying at LT (probably)means that he beat out Koda Martin for the spot. We need to remember that Martin was preseason 2nd team all SEC and, barring injury, will definitely go within the first 4 rounds.I'd expect 19 to be similar to the past couple of drafts
Dungeys past health is going to hurt his stock no matter how great he plays. He also needs to have a passing accuracy in the upper 60's, probably low 70's to help out.
Pierce will be drafted probably 3-4 round at worst
Slayton probably goes 4-5 at worst. With a season we hope he has he could jump to the 2-3 range
Custis - no
Frederick - no
Whitner - no
Perkins - no
Guthrie - no
Roberts - no
Conway - maybe 7th
As of now 2020 is not too much better, maybe a couple of guys projecting as mid rounders
I thought before last year he was an NFL prospect at QB but he isn’t.
He doesn’t read defenses well and when his first read is covered he scrambles. That works in college where the speed isn’t the same as the NFL.
Dungey’s pro position would be H-back/TE.
His athleticism would play there and he could be a Trey Burton type player.
Dungey is a poor man’s Tebow in college football.
Tebow wouldn’t play H-back in the pros I don’t think Dungey would have the same problem.
If people can get this worked up over Dungey's NFL potential (which is non-existent), people are going to absolutely lose their minds once Devito takes over.
Getting a strong armed and accurate guy like Devito in there is going to truly be a sight to behold.