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Titans might tell us a whole lot in the scrimmage about a few positions and our rb tooOther, won't know until he gets reps against another team. Hard for me to predict something from practice reps, with no knowledge of what was being worked on to begin with.
I wouldn't disagree with that. Then again, I thought Sean Salisbury was going to be a star in the league so my judgement is clearly questionable.Thus far, I saw more potential in Seneca Wallace at this point than I have seen in Jalen Milroe.
I absolutely was not stoked at all; I hated the pick because I thought he wasMilroe was one of two draft picks from last year that everyone was absolutely stoked about (the other beyond Arroyo) but I've just kinda been standing around going meh. What does everyone see with this guy? It just feels like everyone wants to justify the high pick. I think we've got two busts on our hands there. It's premature to say so and they can turn things around, but I'm just not seeing anything right now.
Of course, it's great to be able to stand in the shadow of a second Lombardi and say that...![]()
I like your feeling, let some other team use him.I was just messing with you. I don't really know what to think of Milroe. I'd like for them to use him, but it's starting to feel like they won't at all.
Not much to think on. Playing QB in the NFL is really hard, obviously lol. Less obviously, QBs are really hard to scout/evaluate. So if hes not at least jumping off the screen (eye test and all that) by year two, and we acknowledge the extremely low hit rate on starting qbs in this league, he should be an afterthought at best. We already have a starting caliber QB after all.I was just messing with you. I don't really know what to think of Milroe. I'd like for them to use him, but it's starting to feel like they won't at all.
There are a few reasons Milroe was drafted:I feel JS simply drafted him in case Darnold crashed-and-burned like his detractors were saying.
The latter (bolded) is going to be very unlikely unless Darnold has an MVP season for the ages next season.There are a few reasons Milroe was drafted:
- If Darnold returned to his Jets form we would need another starting QB and Milroe would be an option if he trained well
- If both Darnold and Milroe did well we could trade / cut Locke and Milroe would act as back up
- If Darnold and Milroe did very well when Darnold is demanding a $60m+ per year extension we could let him go giving us the cap space to keep the core of our team in other positions.
For the record, I like him. I think they could use him in certain situations.Not much to think on. Playing QB in the NFL is really hard, obviously lol. Less obviously, QBs are really hard to scout/evaluate. So if hes not at least jumping off the screen (eye test and all that) by year two, and we acknowledge the extremely low hit rate on starting qbs in this league, he should be an afterthought at best. We already have a starting caliber QB after all.
"But he can develop" I understand that. But every year that goes by, the 3rd string project QB talent pool is refreshed with many QBs with a similar skill set as Milroe.
With all that being said I can still see the benefits of him having a great preseason and becoming trade bait. Especially since all our players have that superbowl sheen to them, perhaps inflating Milroes value a little. So I hope he lights it up and proves me wrong.