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Sports Illustrated: How the NFL Feels about Jacob Eason
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@BennyBeaver
"I do think he needs more time taking snaps and live action in games to be prepared," the exec said. "I would like to see him return to college for another year."
I think he has a lot of potential, but at this point he would benefit tremendously from another year because if he plays similar to how he does now in the NFL he is going to be terrible.
Ive also never seen a guy that big go down so easily. Watch some Big Ben film, Eason
Eason has played not-perfectly, just like every quarterback in the country. But this team--in spite of a broken defense against every team not called Oregon State--would have a single inexplicable loss to Stanford if drops were just reduced by 50%, let alone eliminated completely. That's "good enough" quarterback play in my book.
I think Eason is pretty much exactly what we expected him to be: Can make every throw and stretch the field, mostly immobile, will try fitting things in every once in a while that he shouldn't. On the list of reasons this team has four losses, Eason isn't top three.
When did ridiculing a couple cherry-picked cro-mag comments on the internet start to pass for journalism?
I'm just not seeing a big swell of negativity surrounding Eason. Which I think I'd notice, because I fucking love the guy. I will do cartwheels if Skinny returns for his senior year. But can we stop pretending there aren't 32 NFL GMs who'd kill or die to draft and develop a generational talent like his?
I think with a good coaching staff he could be really good. He’s kind of what he’s always been. A lot of potential but you want and expect a little more.