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Message: [QUOTE="alphaorange, post: 3009422, member: 305"] I can't believe this is apparently beyond you. "Zip" is just part of the equation. Nassib didn't lose his position as an NFL QB because his arm was weak. Joe Montana had mediocre arm strength but was pretty good, no? "Analysis: Dungey is a solid passer with good size, enough arm strength for the next level and the moxie coaches love. He's a developmental prospect who should be stashed on a practice squad." and "Overall, Dungey has modest accuracy which he gets away with due to the space created for him by passing game concepts. He does flash the ability to hit touch throws into space. His arm strength is ordinary and he doesn’t drive the football to deeper windows with overly impressive velocity. If Dungey can stay healthy, there is no reason to believe he can’t put together a productive season as a senior. Avoiding injuries and showcasing a more translatable skill set is critical for Dungey to get a serious look for an NFL opportunity." and "Eric Dungey has the size (6-foot-4 230 pounds), athletic ability, arm strength and stats that scream NFL talent. Through two games in 2018, Dungey has already amassed over 400 yards passing with 7 touchdowns and 1 interception. On top of that his ability as a dual threat remains, with 244 yards on 26 rushing attempts. Dungey’s career at Syracuse has been hampered by injuries. Ranging from a serious concussion, to shoulder and foot injuries. If he can stay healthy for 2018, and put together a better season against top competition, he’ll certainly get his shot in the NFL. Teams likely won’t be willing to invest a high draft pick in a player with such an extensive injury history." Pretty spot on. Actual arm strength will not be the reason he does not get on an NFL team. [/QUOTE]

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