Kyle McCord to NFL Draft

[IthacaMatt]

He gave us both of those, but they were in different years. We should've had them during the 10 win year, if not for a BS ineligible downfield call.

Yes. That's why I said a 10 win year and beating Clemson. Otherwise I would have said something like "including winning against Clemson", like we would say, "a 10 win year with a victory over Top 10 Miami" about this year. I should have been more clear, you're right.

 

[orange_in_VA]

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[Sdot]

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Was just about to post the link and saw it lol.

 

[HtownOrange]

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Things that make you wonder how many experts read this site. Coincidence?

 

[IthacaMatt]

Was just about to post the link and saw it lol.

Well, that would certainly be wonderful!

 

[anglerman]

Things that make you wonder how many experts read this site. Coincidence?

This isn’t exactly shocking. We have been watching him all year. How could you not want to draft the kid ?? How much better could he be ??

 

[ElwoodJBlues]

https://twitter.com/NFLRookieWatxh/status/1880341839313518634?t=Zlsg-mzHpDo-RcJEBsGQqw&s=19

I don’t care how legit this is, let’s go Kyle!

 

[Ragman2000]

Some of the comments by people in that twitter thread are downright embarrassing. I hope Ohio State loses by 3 TDs on Monday.

 

[orangenauburn]

You can't discount that extrapolated for an NFL season out his attempts, yards, and completions, and TDs would have been near the top of all categories in the NFL this year.

He was put to work and showed out.

Obviously college is way different defensively than NFL.

I believe he showed he can be very capable and a future NFL starter.

A good team for for him would be Philadelphia. He could backup Hurts for two years and learn the defenses and systems. Hurts is eventually going to wear out his welcome in Philly, and McCord could come in and replace him and prove his worth.

The teams that may look at him, as a piece for the future (2-4 years down the road), that would be good fits:

Philly, Minnesota, New Orleans, Seattle, Tampa

Keep him away from the Jets, Giants, Browns, Jags, Miami, New England, Carolina

 

[richmondcuse03]

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Not surprising. Shadeur is also not ranked as a first round pick by some teams too. If teams like Kyle they’d rather get him later and let others pass.

 

[sufandu]

You can't discount that extrapolated for an NFL season out his attempts, yards, and completions, and TDs would have been near the top of all categories in the NFL this year.

He was put to work and showed out.

Obviously college is way different defensively than NFL.

I believe he showed he can be very capable and a future NFL starter.

A good team for for him would be Philadelphia. He could backup Hurts for two years and learn the defenses and systems. Hurts is eventually going to wear out his welcome in Philly, and McCord could come in and replace him and prove his worth.

The teams that may look at him, as a piece for the future (2-4 years down the road), that would be good fits:

Philly, Minnesota, New Orleans, Seattle, Tampa

Keep him away from the Jets, Giants, Browns, Jags, Miami, New England, Carolina

I don't think he fits Philadelphia's style. They use Hurts's legs a lot.

 

[David321]

I don't think he fits Philadelphia's style. They use Hurts's legs a lot.

And Philly fans don't deserve Kyle.

 

[orangenauburn]

I don't think he fits Philadelphia's style. They use Hurts's legs a lot.

Because his arm is not consistent. Hurts vultures running back scores all the time. He is a full back playing QB

 

[kcsu]

Top 4 and I hope he gets a great fit if so he has a legit opportunity to start in a few years.

 

[HtownOrange]

And Philly fans don't deserve Kyle.

Agreed. Not that this Giants fan is biased.

 

[GoSU96]

You can't discount that extrapolated for an NFL season out his attempts, yards, and completions, and TDs would have been near the top of all categories in the NFL this year.

He was put to work and showed out.

Obviously college is way different defensively than NFL.

I believe he showed he can be very capable and a future NFL starter.

A good team for for him would be Philadelphia. He could backup Hurts for two years and learn the defenses and systems. Hurts is eventually going to wear out his welcome in Philly, and McCord could come in and replace him and prove his worth.

The teams that may look at him, as a piece for the future (2-4 years down the road), that would be good fits:

Philly, Minnesota, New Orleans, Seattle, Tampa

Keep him away from the Jets, Giants, Browns, Jags, Miami, New England, Carolina

Detroit

 

[richmondcuse03]

Detroit

FB and Dan C. are similar HCs I think. Love their passion and deep down, they're both detail freaks.

 

[SmilinBob]

I was surprised how weak his arm appeared in the playoff games and it wasn't like he was particularly accurate. I'd rather have McCord. To me Kyle's biggest weakness was his propensity to make one poor decision per game as far as taking care of the ball and throwing into coverage. That can be fixed. He throws with a zip and accuracy that Ewers can only admire.

And how an NFL team would pick a guy who can't throw like Milroe over McCord is beyond me.

The Jets say "Hold my beer.".

 

[Irishsecra1]

You can't discount that extrapolated for an NFL season out his attempts, yards, and completions, and TDs would have been near the top of all categories in the NFL this year.

He was put to work and showed out.

Obviously college is way different defensively than NFL.

I believe he showed he can be very capable and a future NFL starter.

A good team for for him would be Philadelphia. He could backup Hurts for two years and learn the defenses and systems. Hurts is eventually going to wear out his welcome in Philly, and McCord could come in and replace him and prove his worth.

The teams that may look at him, as a piece for the future (2-4 years down the road), that would be good fits:

Philly, Minnesota, New Orleans, Seattle, Tampa

Keep him away from the Jets, Giants, Browns, Jags, Miami, New England, Carolina

Well if he is ranked a top 4 QB - he is most likely going to one of those bottom tier teams.
They are desperate.
God help him if he goes to the Jets - that whole organization is one big screw up.
I don't see him going to one of your "good fit teams" unless he is still on the board in the 5th round or so.
Personally I don't think Miami would be a bad spot - TUA is not likely to be their long term qb because of concussion issues.
The symmetry with McNabb and McCord going to Philly is awesome but I don't think Hurts is going away for quite awhile.
I would love Detroit - great coach, great culture, plays in a dome - and would have the time to learn.

 

[Qbobby]

Detroit

Was EXACTLY the team and offensive philosophy I was thinking about. And Goff has had years in the league to learn behind and be ready to take over once.