With only two divisions left to look at, David Syvertsen gives us his breakdown of the glaring holes on each team. Read the rest of this entry »
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With only two divisions left to look at, David Syvertsen gives us his breakdown of the glaring holes on each team. Read the rest of this entry »
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The 2009 NFL Preseason starts in roughly two weeks. We’re ready for the 2010 NFL Draft with an early look at the Quarterbacks.
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ESPN is now refuting the earlier story. No decision has been made on Vick’s suspension.
ProFootballTalk.com is reporting that Michael Vick will receive a four game suspension and be allowed to return to the NFL during the 2009 season.
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We’re down to our final two divisions as we break down the key needs for every NFL Team. Read the rest of this entry »
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A convenient, printer-friendly table of the NFL Preseason Schedule. Read the rest of this entry »
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We look at every quarterback in the NFL (minus Brett Favre- for now) and give you our rankings of the best and worst. Read the rest of this entry »
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David Syvertsen takes a look at the team needs of the reigning Super Bowl Champion Pittsburgh Steelers, along with the rest of the AFC North. Read the rest of this entry »
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We’ve started the process of scouting our 2008 game film in preparation for the 2010 NFL Draft. Here’s a sneak peak at the first of many scouting reports coming your way. Quarterback Colt McCoy. Read the rest of this entry »
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Quarterback Colt McCoy- #12 University of Texas
Accuracy: Shows good touch on passes to the flats. Throws most passes to zone routes- receivers are in an opening and not moving. Shows great touch on fade routes to his left. Hits on around 81% of his passes throughout his career. Does play in a system built to accentuate his accuracy.
Arm strength: Good zip on crossing routes. Throws hard to openings at 10-15 yards. Pushes the ball deep when throwing right and left. Leads receivers deep over the middle, but can put the ball in their chest too.
Athleticism/mobility: A respected runner by defenders. The UT offense is designed around his ability to pass and run. Led UT in rushing during ‘08 season. Can run inside and out. Gets around five called running plays per game. One of the more agile passing quarterbacks in college football. A good all-around athlete. Solid balance and lower body flexibility. Runs low to the ground and high on his toes.
Decision making: Runs a no-huddle offense and makes many line calls. Throws very few interceptions. Will run before forcing the ball into a bad spot. Throws well under pressure. Doesn’t jump or throw off his back foot.
Field vision: Has poor backside vision at times- especially when stepping up. Sees openings to run and will step up to throw. Is tall enough to see passing lanes and look downfield when behind his line.
Mechanics: Adjusts the position of the ball depending on the route he is throwing (i.e. nose of the ball up, flat, down). Holds the ball high on his right shoulder. A good follow through with wrist snap. Varies his drop depending on the hot route- generally a two step for quick routes and three step for deeper routes. Very fast delivery. No hitches in his motion.
Pocket awareness/poise: Plays from the shotgun. Gets good depth on two and three-step drops. Consistent in his drops and footwork. Can throw running left and right. Does get sacked more than you’d like, but is playing in a zone system. Would like to see better awareness from his backside.
Touch: Has shown very good touch on passes underneath, and deep. Excels at routes under 15 yards and across the middle. Throws a very catchable ball that gives his receiver room to run after the catch. When throwing deep McCoy makes up for a less than rocket arm with good touch to the outside shoulder.
Final Word: McCoy is one of the more polarizing players in the 2010 Draft. Many scouts believe he is a franchise quarterback, while others contend he is an undersized system passer. McCoy’s success will be based on his work-ethic and football IQ- two very underrated attributes for starting quarterbacks. McCoy is a lock to hear his name called in the first round.
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David Syvertsen continues his look at the needs of every team, division-by-division. On deck today is the NFC North. Read the rest of this entry »
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Tim Tebow will not be throwing at the 2010 Scouting Combine, but we were able to get a small look at his new throwing motion.
The coins have been flipped and the first round order for the 2010 NFL Draft is set.
Results are in from the offensive line weigh-in. We’ve got them here.