Locker's problem is not having mental toughness and not being a consistently accurate passer. When you consider those are probably the most important traits to playing QB, it is obvious why Locker is not very good. It is amazing someone actually picked him 8th in the draft.
Does this mean he also wouldn't have made a good safety?
This means Kim would rather saw off his left arm than to publicly acknowledge that I was right after all and he shouldn't have booted me off his message board for saying it.
I like to rip guys for their mental abilities while typing sentences like this:
The Titans commitment to Locker has certainly cost them their fare share of losses, but the security the young quarterback once experienced may be near its end.
I do that.
Based on his writing, the guy who wrote that would likely get a single digit Wonderlic score.
I would completely disagree about competitive fire though......the guy plays extremely hard and wants to win
Agree with this. Dumb and non-competitive are two different things. Kid put his body on the line for the team way too many times for me to believe he isn't competitive.
One of the few positives about Lockner is his competitive fire. He's not a QB worthy of playing in the NFL, but that's despite his desire to win rather than because of it.
One of the few positives about Lockner is his competitive fire. He's not a QB worthy of playing in the NFL, but that's despite his desire to win rather than because of it.
Agree 100%. Jake lacks some of the elements necessary to be a good QB at the NFL level but competitive fire isn't one of them...
Lots of players raise their level late. Jake didn't care. He was always going to get paid regardless.
Locker actually had some nice drives at the end of games. He came up clutch quite a few times. The USC games, Oregon State, Cal, and WSU in 2010. He's always been overrated though. He's never been accurate and I doubt he ever will be. He also makes a ton of bone headed mistakes that you can't make at QB.
Absolutely, he played hard. But the losses didn't eat away at Jake for days and weeks afterward. It was always "that's too bad" rather than "that's unacceptable". There's the difference between him and someone like Tui.
He didn't hate to lose more than he loved to win. 101 stuff guys. Winners win. Montana and Elway could stink it up for three quarters and then get in the zone. My atheist homies know that Locker was a let go let God kind of guy. Guess it wasn't our day oh well whatever. Ty's perfect recruit
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The Titans commitment to Locker has certainly cost them their fare share of losses, but the security the young quarterback once experienced may be near its end.
I do that.
Based on his writing, the guy who wrote that would likely get a single digit Wonderlic score.
Agree 100%. Jake lacks some of the elements necessary to be a good QB at the NFL level but competitive fire isn't one of them...
Right.
Competitive fire does not necessarily make one clutch. Clutch actually requires skill as well.
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