You think Fields is such a great QB, but a "value" of $50 causes you to back down again.

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No you don't.

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Arm and athletic traits matter, but I think the ability to process information under pressure and the ability to handle pressure in critical moments are what you need to be a consistent Super Bowl quarterback. Tom Terrific and Mahomes should make that clear. Neither has huge arms or elite athletic traits. Both are elite at processing and handling pressure in critical moments.

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There will never be an effective vaccine. I'll never get one anyway.

Imagine what Joe Montana would have done with weapons and an OLine!

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Long before those 2 There was Joe Montana who processed well also and they still proceeded to draft the guys who had cannons for arms later.
And I get both sides of the argument, but if I had a choice between a guy whose primary attribute is his arm, as opposed to one whose primary attribute is his ability to process I'm going with the guy with the arm first.

Of course. The arm and athletic traits are easier to measure. At the very least, you would think someone would have come up with a tool to measure the processing part. It ain't general intelligence.

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Athletic traits are no only easier to measure, they are more highly valued also. As evidenced by where they tend to be drafted. On average the guys with the guns for arms will always go higher.
And that is why the "Fields Cult" has stood at with him. It's because of his athletic gifts. Gifts which Caleb Williams simply doesn't have.

Hate to tell ya this "Amigo", but that is sort of the essence of how life works.

Fields has a strong arm. Williams has a better arm than Fields, both in terms of strength and talent. I’m not even sure what we’re talking about now.

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Fields came to Georgia as the top-rated dual-threat quarterback in America. So, naturally, everybody in the Bulldogs’ spring camp is talking about how great his arm is. “Cannon” seemed to be the consensus description.

Players and coaches fielded a lot of questions Tuesday about Georgia’s latest 5-star sensation. The Bulldogs held their first of 15 workouts at Woodruff Practice Fields and, not surprisingly, all eyes were on Fields as he trotted out in a No. 1 Georgia jersey for the first time.

Javon Wims, watching practice from the sidelines on Tuesday, has had the opportunity to throw and catch with the 6-foot-3, 225-pound freshman. The Bulldogs’ leading receiver from last season has been in town training for the pro day workout Wednesday, and Fields has thrown some routes with him.

“Great arm,” Wims said. “Cannon.”

And that was a description that was offered over and over.

“He’s got a cannon,” junior tight end Isaac Nauta said. “He’s a big, physical kid. … He’s a really good kid, too. I like the way he acts and his demeanor. He doesn’t get too big of a head. He’s very level-headed. And coming in to a place like this that’s what you’ve got to be.”

Senior wideout Terry Godwin said, “He’s got a nice arm. He’s a quarterback. We’re not recruiting a guy who doesn’t have a great arm. … But, overall, he’s a great guy. In 7-on-7, he’s been out there throwing the ball, knowing the checks and everything. He’s carrying himself very well.”

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That's from his freshman year in college and it is comparing him to college players. He had an above average arm compared to his peers in the NFL draft but nowhere near what Williams has.

Maybe the most arm strength we’ve seen all year,” Browns defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz said Dec. 14. “I mean, just an absolute cannon for an arm. And he can throw those individual routes on the outside part of the field, and he does have strength and speed to be able to run

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You get moist for Caleb when you watch college football

At CFMB (Rapidly in decline by the way) you always just seem to find the sort of "insight" and "analysis" that you simply will not find anywhere else. Analysis and insight which suggests that Justin Fields "cannot throw" when the eye test clearly tells anyone that kid has a rocket for an arm. An absolute gun.
https://www.news-herald.com/2023/12/14/ ... or-browns/

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In whose world but CFMB's would a dude whose actual scouting reads "can make all the throws" simultaneously also be someone who "can't throw"? Doesn't that seem a bit like an "oxymoron" to you? Just Asking A Question
https://www.thefalcoholic.com/2021/2/18 ... tin-fields

If you want, I can change it to "can't throw in actual games".

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Strengths
Fields plays with rhythm and makes the game look effortless. He has a great throwing technique which produces great zip and velocity. He has a quick release and is a gunslinger with unbelievable arm strength - produces an exceptional deep ball

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If you want, I can change it to "can't throw in actual games".

While many metrics on Fields passing have been good, the one which has been on his side throughout his time in the NFL and college is his deep passing.

According to Pro Football Focus tracking, he entered last week's game with a ridiculous 135.4 passer rating on throws of 20-plus yards. Then he hit DJ Moore on the deep TD pass of 39 yards.

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The knock on Fields is his touch and processing. He has a plus NFL arm.

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The knock on Fields is his touch and processing. He has a plus NFL arm.

This is the thing that I find rather "odd" about the "analysis" that I find here. Person after person on here, (With Flim Flamming Frank being the latest to make this dumbass statement) have stated that "supporting cast doesn’t matter when it comes to Justin Fields, yet all I've seen since the Bears decided to go with Caleb Williams is the Bears beef up his supporting cast with the very same guys lauding them for it. They also stated that coaching didn't matter either, yet the Bears also fired the his coach also. Doesn’t that seem just a tad bit "counter intuitive" to say the least?

Hate to tell ya this "Amigo", but that is sort of the essence of how life works.

The games will be played soon. We'll see what Fields, Getsy, and Caleb are able to accomplish this season.

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Generally speaking, most NFL QB have great arms. That’s why noodle arm Bagent stood out so much.

The “he can make all the throws” comment was probably applied to 90%+ of starters coming out of college.

Williams gets the Mahomes comps because his arm is incredibly strong and he has shown unique talent in his understanding of how to throw the ball.

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I'm looking forward to it. In the immortal words of NBA great Mark Aguirre, just roll that damn balls out. I'll be down in Houston the weekend of the game with the Texans. I might just check the game out while I'm there.

There are a lot of great storyline this year.

That game should be a good one. You, Fletch and crew aren't traveling to a game this year?

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An actual NFL coach stated that he had the strongest arm (possibly) that he'd seen all season in December of last year.
The kid has a rocket of an arm. To constantly suggest that he "can't throw" is just silly and more of the same Ole "consensus" speak that this joint is known for.
Don't believe Keyshawn, who has seen and played more High Level Football Combined than everyone here, take the word of someone like CFMB Brick, who knows that if he says dumb shit like "can't throw" or "can't throw in games" will never be lambasted, or even challenged because he's amongst ", long time internet friends. But hey. No worries "mate". Just roll the goddamn balls out!

Hate to tell ya this "Amigo", but that is sort of the essence of how life works.