Rees was a huge reason for the summer quarterback battle and the benching of Milroe. Rees hasn’t exactly been Milroe’s greatest advocate.Tommy Rees would be the REASON he would be picked! Do a little research before you throw out that babble!
Rees was a huge reason for the summer quarterback battle and the benching of Milroe. Rees hasn’t exactly been Milroe’s greatest advocate.Tommy Rees would be the REASON he would be picked! Do a little research before you throw out that babble!
I saw the same article, I hope he gets the coaching he needs, embraces his strengths to help mitigate his weakness, and becomes the best he can be.Was reading a projected draft order article in NFL.com. They got to MEroe and the comments from an AFC Exec were pretty much spot on. I won’t link it due to the language, but the last line from a AFC Coordinator speaks volumes “We heard out of Alabama all the skill [players] would've transferred if he came back. He wants to be known as a pocket quarterback and your best skill is you're …(bad word)… fast."
Yeah, but you never ask a zebra to be a dog.Was reading a projected draft order article in NFL.com. They got to MEroe and the comments from an AFC Exec were pretty much spot on. I won’t link it due to the language, but the last line from a AFC Coordinator speaks volumes “We heard out of Alabama all the skill [players] would've transferred if he came back. He wants to be known as a pocket quarterback and your best skill is you're …(bad word)… fast."
I think it was, and I also think it showed on the field. When a team isn't "together" in the locker room, it ultimately leaks onto the field. I'm just hoping the team is past all of that and now everyone can get on the same page and move forward.I read the article, too. If the NFL coordinator is correct, it looks like the locker room was as divided as the fanbase on Milroe.
If he doesn't start, some players refuse to give full effort, or even to play at all. Then they transfer. Others transfer if he stays on the team next year.
I think this gives some credence to the rumblings that Milroe was told returning to Tuscaloosa for the 2025 season wasn't an option. Maybe DeBoer decided that the team was better off without Milroe's associates than it was without those wanting another QB.
Side note: It's only Wednesday AM, and the spring football portal doesn't close until Friday. But so far, I haven't heard of anyone transferring out.
We will see how they hold up under the first strain.I think it was, and I also think it showed on the field. When a team isn't "together" in the locker room, it ultimately leaks onto the field. I'm just hoping the team is past all of that and now everyone can get on the same page and move forward.
This is my favorite quote from that article:Was reading a projected draft order article in NFL.com. They got to MEroe and the comments from an AFC Exec were pretty much spot on. I won’t link it due to the language, but the last line from a AFC Coordinator speaks volumes “We heard out of Alabama all the skill [players] would've transferred if he came back. He wants to be known as a pocket quarterback and your best skill is you're …(bad word)… fast."
This is my favorite quote from that article:
" I don't think it'll be at a level where you feel great about him dropping back and throwing the ball. "
Yeah, welcome to our last two years!
I’m still surprised the 2nd Round is an option.I'll try to make my favorite one tidefan friendly:
"This is the fastest guy on the ******* field," an AFC executive said, via NFL.com. "He was outrunning angles. He's just so ****ing erratic. He's a smart enough kid, but not a fast processor. He's into all these ****ing mental coaches. Has to see it open. Doesn't have anticipation. He's the typical big, rifle-armed ****er who throws everything ****ing hard and fast and will throw a good pass and then the next five, you don't know where the **** they're going to end up."
I'm pretty darn sure most, if not all that, has been said on this board (without the **** of course)
I hope he goes undrafted. NFL teams have to stop falling for this crap looking for the next big thing.I’m still surprised the 2nd Round is an option.
Somebody is going to gamble an early round pick on an out of position 4th-7th round player.
This is exactly what all of us with any objectivity saw all along. I kept hoping it would all click for him. I wish him all the best in the nfl, but if was a GM I wouldn’t draft him before the 5th round as a project. I think that might be a stretch.I'll try to make my favorite one tidefan friendly:
"This is the fastest guy on the ******* field," an AFC executive said, via NFL.com. "He was outrunning angles. He's just so ****ing erratic. He's a smart enough kid, but not a fast processor. He's into all these ****ing mental coaches. Has to see it open. Doesn't have anticipation. He's the typical big, rifle-armed ****er who throws everything ****ing hard and fast and will throw a good pass and then the next five, you don't know where the **** they're going to end up."
I'm pretty darn sure most, if not all that, has been said on this board (without the **** of course)
who ever drafts milroe 1st Rd is either going to be promoted or fired.I hope he goes undrafted. NFL teams have to stop falling for this crap looking for the next big thing.
QQQ.I'll try to make my favorite one tidefan friendly:
"This is the fastest guy on the ******* field," an AFC executive said, via NFL.com. "He was outrunning angles. He's just so ****ing erratic. He's a smart enough kid, but not a fast processor. He's into all these ****ing mental coaches. Has to see it open. Doesn't have anticipation. He's the typical big, rifle-armed ****er who throws everything ****ing hard and fast and will throw a good pass and then the next five, you don't know where the **** they're going to end up."
I'm pretty darn sure most, if not all that, has been said on this board (without the **** of course)