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Vince Young is a one read and run quarterback that has a terrible release point, and based on what I've seen, his accuracy falls to pieces past 10 yards despite having a pretty good arm. There is going to be a big difference in throwing to wide open receivers against the competition he has faced at Texas and throwing the ball into the tight spaces he will see in the NFL. I've seen nothing in his game that makes me believe he can do it. I watched D.J. Shockley last night, and he's so much further advanced as a quarterback than Vince Young despite this being his first full season as a starter that it is obvious the only reason Vince Young is this popular is the media. As a draft guru, the best pro prospects at the quarterback position in college football are, in no particular order: Matt Leinart, USC Brady Quinn, Notre Dame Jay Cutler, Vanderbilt Paul Pinegar, Fresno State There are some younger guys that won't be eligible this year but will be good prospects when they are elgibile. They include Brian Brohm at Louisville and Chad Henne at Michigan.
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These threads are comical. Why?
a.) Draft experts are projecting him as a top ten pick as a QB if he declares. I guess this board is more football smart than actual scouts and coaches. b.) Posters keep stating that they saw him float a touchdown pass on Sportscenter. In reality, Young threw probably 25-30 more passes than what they show on Sportscenter. Sportscenter doesn't show him throwing absolutely accurate intermediate passes 10-15 times a game. They don't show that he sits in the pocket now and simply doesn't run until he has to. c.) Overrated? You mean the way he singlehandedly battled Michigan in the Rose Bowl. Since then he's only become a better passer and is breaking a lot more ankles. d.) Comparisons to Vick. Everytime I read this, its proof that 99% of you haven't seen him play a game since his redshirt freshman year, or they base him on solely on the Rose Bowl last year. Young's game is much more akin to a Culpepper or Randall Cunningham. Vick ran lots of option and threw lots of short and deep balls in college. Young on the other hand, plays in a very balanced offense. Its not a chuck and duck like Philly. Its not an option offense(Though they will hit you with it big a couple of timese each game) or heavily run offense like VT. Young take lots of snaps from under center, and drops back like any other QB. He's not a rollout type qb. Most of his big runs come from scrambles(Though he will kill on the occasional zone read or draw). He throws a ton of intermediate passes crossing or to the sidelines. He truly spreads the ball around as you can see from the stat sheet. He simply is not a Vick type qb. The only comparison is that they are fast and have strong arms. Vick faster, Vince has better moves and breaks more tackles(of course, he's a much bigger guy). But that's where it ends. I really wouldn't mind seeing him running an offense like Philly. Defenses leave huge running lanes because they are so spread out. He would murder anyone. e.) You guys speak of these "fundamental", prototype QBs as if that gurantees success in the NFL. The NFL is filled with Kyle Boller's and Ryan leaf's that suck and were drafted very high. Its actually the norm as you can see the league is not filled with great QBs. If I'm a team like Detroit, I'd much rather have Vince Young scaring the crap out of the defense and leaving 1 on 1 coverage outside than Joey Harrington throwing the ball up for grabs or out of bounds. At least Vince can move the chains on those plays. |
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