Imagine if Eason was ready

[Chromeburn]

Originally Posted by albany ed

I believe Allen is a little bit different from Russell and Mahomes. They mainly avoid the rush to find a receiver, Allen does that but also runs as part of the offensive plan. I really think he's more like Cam Newton and may suffer the same fate. A brilliant career cut short by taking too many big shots.

If he survives his younger years, he will settle into a player like those guys. Elway might be a good comparison. Luck thought he was invincible at times. You takes hits the league will chew you up and spit you out.

[albany ed]

Originally Posted by Chromeburn

If he survives his younger years, he will settle into a player like those guys. Elway might be a good comparison. Luck thought he was invincible at times. You takes hits the league will chew you up and spit you out.

Besides having a shitty OL, Luck had two big problems.

1. He would tell the defensive lineman that just pummeled him, "Nice Hit!" I'm sure he meant it, but nothing would ensure that they hit you even harder next time like those words.

2. He never really ever learned to slide very well, if at all. If I were the coach I would have told him to lose the congrats talk after being hit, and in his first off season, I would have hired a seasoned baseball coach to teach him the art of sliding.

[BCN#1]

Perhaps Tom Arth or Curtis Painter are available and doing nothing?

Too bad Eason is a slow burn but maybe time to also throw him into the deep end if we cannot land a seasoned vet that is semi worth a crap? That said, I really do not want to fall back on the overpriced "Brisket". Just my humble opion.

[rcubed]

I would rather roll with eason and OJT than another brissett season.

[Dam8610]

Originally Posted by rcubed

i would rather roll with eason and ojt than another brissett season.

OJT? a