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wab wrote:Seriously. Can everyone just stop with the Romo stuff? He's older and more expensive than Cutler. Oh and he's only thrown like 12 passes in two years.

I get that he's a real swell guy and all.

I honestly just disregard it now anytime it pops up in a thread.

Get a kid and throw him into the fire.

At least Romo has AFLAC..

and Medicare..so there is that/

docc wrote:At least Romo has AFLAC..

and Medicare..so there is that/

waitasec, are the mckaskey's literally trying to abolish workman's comp injury health care in anticipation for signing romo?

wab wrote:Seriously. Can everyone just stop with the Romo stuff? He's older and more expensive than Cutler. Oh and he's only thrown like 12 passes in two years.

I get that he's a real swell guy and all.

What does Romo's age vs Cutler's have to do with anything? It's not like the bears are moving on from Cutler because of his age. I would also disagree he will be more expensive. He's made plenty of money and wants to prove he can still play. I can see him signing a very cap friendly contract. How many 35 plus year old QB's just had a good season?, 5ish? I'm not saying he's the future but he could be a good bridge until a QB like Kaaya is ready.

Now you have a point with the 12 passes in two years.....

Brad Kaaya facing pressure.

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Adipost wrote:Brad Kaaya facing pressure.

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That's literally one throw lol. Watch Lombardis break down on YouTube of him and see howflustered he gets multiple times multiple games

bearsfaninaz wrote:

Adipost wrote:Brad Kaaya facing pressure.
That's literally one throw lol. Watch Lombardis break down on YouTube of him and see howflustered he gets multiple times multiple games

I agree. Kayaa does get flustered when pressured. He still has a high up side and would do well in Loggains system. I wouldn't be mad if Kaaya or Mahomes were selected in the 3rd.

bearsfaninaz wrote:

Adipost wrote:Brad Kaaya facing pressure.

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That's literally one throw lol. Watch Lombardis break down on YouTube of him and see howflustered he gets multiple times multiple games

Don't need to, watched all his games. He was actually really good under pressure in 2015. He lost all trust in his offensive line in 2016.

Maybe Mark Richt was sabotaging him...

wab wrote:Maybe Mark Richt was sabotaging him...

G08 wrote:

wab wrote: Get a kid and throw him into the fire.

Valuable advice

Magnum_Ursus wrote:

G08 wrote:

wab wrote: Get a kid and throw him into the fire.

Valuable advice

As long as it's football advice and not parenting advice, sure.

I would prefer that kid to be someone besides Brad Kaaya, though.

Saw this on Reddit. Kaaya in high school.

Adipost wrote:Saw this on Reddit. Kaaya in high school.

Huh. Could have sworn that was Jimmy Clausen

G08 wrote:

Adipost wrote:Saw this on Reddit. Kaaya in high school.

Huh. Could have sworn that was Jimmy Clausen

What you don't see in the picture is 2 dlinemen about to light him up. Yet he stands tall in the pocket and keeps his eyes downfield. Damn impressive

Do you owe him money?

Adipost wrote:

G08 wrote:

Adipost wrote:Saw this on Reddit. Kaaya in high school.

Huh. Could have sworn that was Jimmy Clausen

What you don't see in the picture is 2 dlinemen about to light him up. Yet he stands tall in the pocket and keeps his eyes downfield. Damn impressive

You realize how skittish he is in the pocket, right? I'm talking he found a way to incorporate "tuck and cover" into his throwing motion when he feels pressure/is about to get hit.

wab wrote:Do you owe him money?

wab wrote:Do you owe him money?

UOK wrote:

G08 wrote:I just don't fucking like him.

Well, he's going to be a Bear in late April, so better just get used to it.

I have circled back to this as a potential reality. Pace wants his Drew Brees, and our system values a QB that can scan the field and get the ball out quickly/on time.

I suppose I'd be okay with him in the third... but our first two picks had better fucking be home runs.

G08 wrote:

UOK wrote:

G08 wrote:I just don't fucking like him.

Well, he's going to be a Bear in late April, so better just get used to it.

I have circled back to this as a potential reality. Pace wants his Drew Brees, and our system values a QB that can scan the field and get the ball out quickly/on time.

I suppose I'd be okay with him in the third... but our first two picks had better fucking be home runs.

If we draft him, I am going to dub him "Footsteps Falco" until he proves he isn't going to be all happy feet in the pocket...

G08 wrote:

UOK wrote:

G08 wrote:I just don't fucking like him.

Well, he's going to be a Bear in late April, so better just get used to it.

I have circled back to this as a potential reality. Pace wants his Drew Brees, and our system values a QB that can scan the field and get the ball out quickly/on time.

I suppose I'd be okay with him in the third... but our first two picks had better fucking be home runs.

And again, the people who think that Kaaya can not improve his pocket movement/awareness based off of the 2016 season in which his offensive line completely fell apart, CFB film room did an in depth analysis of his 2015 season and concluded that he was actually ELITE in the pocket.

caneswatch.blog.palmbeachpost.com/2016/08/10/advanced-stats-show-brad-kaaya-shines-under-pressure-matches-up-with-deshaun-watson/

And also, someone did a report where they compared 2016 Mitch Trubisky to 2015 Brad Kaaya. I can't find the link right now, but it was a pretty equal comparison as they both played in a similar offense at the time. Well, Trubisky is praised for his stats under pressure. He was 2nd in college football with a 68% adjusted completion percentage under pressure. He also boasted a 15.8% sack percentage under pressure, one of the lowest in the league. In the same type of offense in 2015, Kaaya had a 64% adjusted completion percentage under pressure and had a ridiculous 11% sack percentage under pressure.

Conclusion

Kaaya's 2016 problems under pressure are an outlier. Kaaya is worlds better than the flavor of the month guys like Davis Webb and Nathan Peterman.

No one gives a shit.

wab wrote:No one gives a shit.

This is not Kaaya related.

Kaaya just won the combine.

Adipost wrote:Kaaya just won the combine.

How does one "win" the combine? Did they simulate a fake pass rush and he didn't automatically start crying and do his patented chuck and duck? Is that what you mean by win?

Adipost wrote:Kaaya just won the combine.

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He missed a ton of throws, not that it really matters...

G08 wrote:

Adipost wrote:Kaaya just won the combine.

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He missed a ton of throws, not that it really matters...

It's because someone at the end of the video he posted in another thread said Brad Kaaya at the end of the video, so of course Kaaya had best day, even though most rumors had Watson blowing up the combine with his throws. But hey at least this has sorta quelled the "Kizer is greatest QB to ever enter this draft" talk because his deep throws forced all the WRs to slow down.

I did think that Kayaa looked pretty good. I had it Watson, Trubisky, Kayaa but I didn't see hardly anything of Mahomes.

EDIT: And since the knock on Kayaa is dealing with pressure I'd take his performance with an even bigger pinch of salt.