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4. Jacob Eason, Washington
Stats in Week 7 at Arizona: 15-of-22 passing (68.2%) for 243 yards with two TDs; 77.7 QBR
McShay: Eason doesn't have a ton of recent game experience -- he started 13 games for Georgia in 2016, but he attempted only seven passes in 2017 before going down with an injury, then sat out 2018 after transferring -- but he has shown growth in seven starts this season. He has a huge 6-6, 227-pound frame, a live arm and good athleticism. And I've already seen improvement in his timing and anticipation from September to now.
Kiper: Are we really agreeing again here? Eason is my fourth-ranked quarterback, with a caveat: He really could use another year in college. He could be a top-five pick in the 2021 draft. Now, we see quarterbacks get drafted in Round 1 on potential all the time. Eason absolutely could go in the top 32 picks in April. But he's the most raw out of this group, and I'd really like to see him get more live reps for the Huskies.
McShay: Yeah, he certainly has the talent and can make some ridiculous throws, but the inexperience shows itself at times. Against a complex Stanford defense two weeks ago, he completed just 44.4% of his passes and averaged only 5.7 yards per attempt. Eason has a big opportunity to show he belongs in this discussion on Saturday against Herbert and the Ducks.
Kiper: Eason has the "wow" factor. He's super impressive at times but also maddeningly underwhelming in other situations. He really needs to improve his ball placement and work on going through full-field progressions. But you can't teach his arm strength -- I put this throw in my most recent Big Board rankings, but it's worth watching that rocket again.
Stats in Week 7 at Arizona: 15-of-22 passing (68.2%) for 243 yards with two TDs; 77.7 QBR
McShay: Eason doesn't have a ton of recent game experience -- he started 13 games for Georgia in 2016, but he attempted only seven passes in 2017 before going down with an injury, then sat out 2018 after transferring -- but he has shown growth in seven starts this season. He has a huge 6-6, 227-pound frame, a live arm and good athleticism. And I've already seen improvement in his timing and anticipation from September to now.
Kiper: Are we really agreeing again here? Eason is my fourth-ranked quarterback, with a caveat: He really could use another year in college. He could be a top-five pick in the 2021 draft. Now, we see quarterbacks get drafted in Round 1 on potential all the time. Eason absolutely could go in the top 32 picks in April. But he's the most raw out of this group, and I'd really like to see him get more live reps for the Huskies.
McShay: Yeah, he certainly has the talent and can make some ridiculous throws, but the inexperience shows itself at times. Against a complex Stanford defense two weeks ago, he completed just 44.4% of his passes and averaged only 5.7 yards per attempt. Eason has a big opportunity to show he belongs in this discussion on Saturday against Herbert and the Ducks.
Kiper: Eason has the "wow" factor. He's super impressive at times but also maddeningly underwhelming in other situations. He really needs to improve his ball placement and work on going through full-field progressions. But you can't teach his arm strength -- I put this throw in my most recent Big Board rankings, but it's worth watching that rocket again.
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If Eason had the benefit of John Ross XII they would be calling him the #1 pick in next spring's draft. Warranted or not.
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Obviously @Pete is smarter than all of us. He purposely started shitty receivers so Eason would have to come back as a senior...
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What insight!Emoterman said:4. Jacob Eason, Washington
Stats in Week 7 at Arizona: 15-of-22 passing (68.2%) for 243 yards with two TDs; 77.7 QBR
McShay: Eason doesn't have a ton of recent game experience -- he started 13 games for Georgia in 2016, but he attempted only seven passes in 2017 before going down with an injury, then sat out 2018 after transferring -- but he has shown growth in seven starts this season. He has a huge 6-6, 227-pound frame, a live arm and good athleticism. And I've already seen improvement in his timing and anticipation from September to now.
Kiper: Are we really agreeing again here? Eason is my fourth-ranked quarterback, with a caveat: He really could use another year in college. He could be a top-five pick in the 2021 draft. Now, we see quarterbacks get drafted in Round 1 on potential all the time. Eason absolutely could go in the top 32 picks in April. But he's the most raw out of this group, and I'd really like to see him get more live reps for the Huskies.
McShay: Yeah, he certainly has the talent and can make some ridiculous throws, but the inexperience shows itself at times. Against a complex Stanford defense two weeks ago, he completed just 44.4% of his passes and averaged only 5.7 yards per attempt. Eason has a big opportunity to show he belongs in this discussion on Saturday against Herbert and the Ducks.
Kiper: Eason has the "wow" factor. He's super impressive at times but also maddeningly underwhelming in other situations. He really needs to improve his ball placement and work on going through full-field progressions. But you can't teach his arm strength -- I put this throw in my most recent Big Board rankings, but it's worth watching that rocket again.
https://hardcorehusky.com/discussion/62380/eason-criticism/p1
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To be honest, Eason and Black Beast need to return. Beast has been underwhelming average at best this year, and maybe not even the best tight end on the team.
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Don’t like Kiper and McShay but found myself agreeing with them. We are fucked next year if we don’t have Eason. It will be ugly.
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We? can't afford to wait for Sirmon to get his reads down.RoadDawg55 said:Don’t like Kiper and McShay but found myself agreeing with them. We are fucked next year if we don’t have Eason. It will be ugly.
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Wonder if he portals again if Eason stays.PurpleBaze said:
We? can't afford to wait for Sirmon to get his reads down.RoadDawg55 said:Don’t like Kiper and McShay but found myself agreeing with them. We are fucked next year if we don’t have Eason. It will be ugly.
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I doubt it.GrundleStiltzkin said:
Wonder if he portals again if Eason stays.PurpleBaze said:
We? can't afford to wait for Sirmon to get his reads down.RoadDawg55 said:Don’t like Kiper and McShay but found myself agreeing with them. We are fucked next year if we don’t have Eason. It will be ugly.
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I'm actually not convinced that Sirmon wont be somewhere between fine and Eason level. Eason has been a little underwhelming overall while showing elite physical ability. The offense, play calling, and supporting cast put a cap on how good or how bad he can be.RoadDawg55 said:Don’t like Kiper and McShay but found myself agreeing with them. We are fucked next year if we don’t have Eason. It will be ugly.
Sirmon has comparable ability and would probably have similar results.
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Peterman’s offense is so good it can neuter even the best of nfl prospectschuck said:
I'm actually not convinced that Sirmon wont be somewhere between fine and Eason level. Eason has been a little underwhelming overall while showing elite physical ability. The offense, play calling, and supporting cast put a cap on how good or how bad he can be.RoadDawg55 said:Don’t like Kiper and McShay but found myself agreeing with them. We are fucked next year if we don’t have Eason. It will be ugly.
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He’s doesn’t have comparable ability. He struggled making reads and being accurate in high school. It only gets tougher. I’ve never bought into Sirmon hype.chuck said:
I'm actually not convinced that Sirmon wont be somewhere between fine and Eason level. Eason has been a little underwhelming overall while showing elite physical ability. The offense, play calling, and supporting cast put a cap on how good or how bad he can be.RoadDawg55 said:Don’t like Kiper and McShay but found myself agreeing with them. We are fucked next year if we don’t have Eason. It will be ugly.
Sirmon has comparable ability and would probably have similar results.
Eason is a little too mechanical and slow to process things at times. Sirmon will be even more so. That is, if he even wins the job. -
But DDY said he is Sam DarnoldRoadDawg55 said:
He’s doesn’t have comparable ability. He struggled making reads and being accurate in high school. It only gets tougher. I’ve never bought into Sirmon hype.chuck said:
I'm actually not convinced that Sirmon wont be somewhere between fine and Eason level. Eason has been a little underwhelming overall while showing elite physical ability. The offense, play calling, and supporting cast put a cap on how good or how bad he can be.RoadDawg55 said:Don’t like Kiper and McShay but found myself agreeing with them. We are fucked next year if we don’t have Eason. It will be ugly.
Sirmon has comparable ability and would probably have similar results.
Eason is a little too mechanical and slow to process things at times. Sirmon will be even more so. That is, if he even wins the job. -
Eason is gone IMO. Someone will take a top 15 chance on him just because of his physical abilities. I dont care enough about the NFL to know the contract difference between top15 overall QB this year and top5 overall QB next year.NeGgaPlEaSe said:To be honest, Eason and Black Beast need to return. Beast has been underwhelming average at best this year, and maybe not even the best tight end on the team.
The NFL cares about physical underwear potential more than anything else. Which is why Eason will go regardless of what he actually does and why players like Ahmed or Dewayne Washington get more of a chance in the NFL than guys like Gaskin.
Bryant isnt going to get a 1st round grade, he is limited by his size and length at TE. He is a tweener. He is only 6'2" and he isnt going to run a 4.42 like he is Evan Engram. Also his hands havent been great this year and his route running is average at best, his cuts arent clean, release off the line is poor, and he drifts up field way too much. -
Bryant is probably a 3rd or 4th round pick to me.
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Comparable physical ability roadie. You knew that, but are such a contrarian sometimes that you glossed over it to make your point.RoadDawg55 said:
He’s doesn’t have comparable ability. He struggled making reads and being accurate in high school. It only gets tougher. I’ve never bought into Sirmon hype.chuck said:
I'm actually not convinced that Sirmon wont be somewhere between fine and Eason level. Eason has been a little underwhelming overall while showing elite physical ability. The offense, play calling, and supporting cast put a cap on how good or how bad he can be.RoadDawg55 said:Don’t like Kiper and McShay but found myself agreeing with them. We are fucked next year if we don’t have Eason. It will be ugly.
Sirmon has comparable ability and would probably have similar results.
Eason is a little too mechanical and slow to process things at times. Sirmon will be even more so. That is, if he even wins the job.
Petersen's offense is more about scheming guys open then checking down when it doesn't work. Live action reads are pretth limited as most of the decisions happen pre-snap. Sirmon has similar size and arm strength and has three years learning this fucktarded offense. He'll be fine. -
Im not entirely sure what Petersens offense is about other than making a QB look more brain-locked and excessively spin backwards the longer they stay.chuck said:
Comparable physical ability roadie. You knew that, but are such a contrarian sometimes that you glossed over it to make your point.RoadDawg55 said:
He’s doesn’t have comparable ability. He struggled making reads and being accurate in high school. It only gets tougher. I’ve never bought into Sirmon hype.chuck said:
I'm actually not convinced that Sirmon wont be somewhere between fine and Eason level. Eason has been a little underwhelming overall while showing elite physical ability. The offense, play calling, and supporting cast put a cap on how good or how bad he can be.RoadDawg55 said:Don’t like Kiper and McShay but found myself agreeing with them. We are fucked next year if we don’t have Eason. It will be ugly.
Sirmon has comparable ability and would probably have similar results.
Eason is a little too mechanical and slow to process things at times. Sirmon will be even more so. That is, if he even wins the job.
Petersen's offense is more about scheming guys open then checking down when it doesn't work. Live action reads are pretty limited as most of the decisions happen pretty snap. Sirmon has similar size and arm strength and has three years learning this fucktarded offense. He'll be fine. -
Just wait till he gets a short lefty in there with limited arm strength.Houhusky said:
Im not entirely sure what Petersens offense is about other than making a QB look more brain-locked and excessively spin backwards the longer they stay.chuck said:
Comparable physical ability roadie. You knew that, but are such a contrarian sometimes that you glossed over it to make your point.RoadDawg55 said:
He’s doesn’t have comparable ability. He struggled making reads and being accurate in high school. It only gets tougher. I’ve never bought into Sirmon hype.chuck said:
I'm actually not convinced that Sirmon wont be somewhere between fine and Eason level. Eason has been a little underwhelming overall while showing elite physical ability. The offense, play calling, and supporting cast put a cap on how good or how bad he can be.RoadDawg55 said:Don’t like Kiper and McShay but found myself agreeing with them. We are fucked next year if we don’t have Eason. It will be ugly.
Sirmon has comparable ability and would probably have similar results.
Eason is a little too mechanical and slow to process things at times. Sirmon will be even more so. That is, if he even wins the job.
Petersen's offense is more about scheming guys open then checking down when it doesn't work. Live action reads are pretty limited as most of the decisions happen pretty snap. Sirmon has similar size and arm strength and has three years learning this fucktarded offense. He'll be fine. -
I don't think his ability is that comparable honestly. Sirmon has above average arm talent. Eason has elite elite arm talent. There's a pretty big gap.chuck said:
Comparable physical ability roadie. You knew that, but are such a contrarian sometimes that you glossed over it to make your point.RoadDawg55 said:
He’s doesn’t have comparable ability. He struggled making reads and being accurate in high school. It only gets tougher. I’ve never bought into Sirmon hype.chuck said:
I'm actually not convinced that Sirmon wont be somewhere between fine and Eason level. Eason has been a little underwhelming overall while showing elite physical ability. The offense, play calling, and supporting cast put a cap on how good or how bad he can be.RoadDawg55 said:Don’t like Kiper and McShay but found myself agreeing with them. We are fucked next year if we don’t have Eason. It will be ugly.
Sirmon has comparable ability and would probably have similar results.
Eason is a little too mechanical and slow to process things at times. Sirmon will be even more so. That is, if he even wins the job.
Petersen's offense is more about scheming guys open then checking down when it doesn't work. Live action reads are pretth limited as most of the decisions happen pre-snap. Sirmon has similar size and arm strength and has three years learning this fucktarded offense. He'll be fine.
That said I think Sirmon has a better shot to be good than Roadie does. He sucks until he doesn't though, as always. -
From what I have been told, sirmon not very bright. So not sure he will be able to learn itchuck said:
Comparable physical ability roadie. You knew that, but are such a contrarian sometimes that you glossed over it to make your point.RoadDawg55 said:
He’s doesn’t have comparable ability. He struggled making reads and being accurate in high school. It only gets tougher. I’ve never bought into Sirmon hype.chuck said:
I'm actually not convinced that Sirmon wont be somewhere between fine and Eason level. Eason has been a little underwhelming overall while showing elite physical ability. The offense, play calling, and supporting cast put a cap on how good or how bad he can be.RoadDawg55 said:Don’t like Kiper and McShay but found myself agreeing with them. We are fucked next year if we don’t have Eason. It will be ugly.
Sirmon has comparable ability and would probably have similar results.
Eason is a little too mechanical and slow to process things at times. Sirmon will be even more so. That is, if he even wins the job.
Petersen's offense is more about scheming guys open then checking down when it doesn't work. Live action reads are pretth limited as most of the decisions happen pre-snap. Sirmon has similar size and arm strength and has three years learning this fucktarded offense. He'll be fine. -
Eason is coming back next year. Sirmon will stay for 2020 but will portal prior to the 2021 season if it looks like Huard wins the job as a true frosh. Sirmon will still have 2 years of eligibility remaining at that point.
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Don’t mean to be a contrarian, just feel like he sucks. Never liked him as a prospect. He always shit himself when he played Woodinville. He did make a nice throw against Eastern.chuck said:
Comparable physical ability roadie. You knew that, but are such a contrarian sometimes that you glossed over it to make your point.RoadDawg55 said:
He’s doesn’t have comparable ability. He struggled making reads and being accurate in high school. It only gets tougher. I’ve never bought into Sirmon hype.chuck said:
I'm actually not convinced that Sirmon wont be somewhere between fine and Eason level. Eason has been a little underwhelming overall while showing elite physical ability. The offense, play calling, and supporting cast put a cap on how good or how bad he can be.RoadDawg55 said:Don’t like Kiper and McShay but found myself agreeing with them. We are fucked next year if we don’t have Eason. It will be ugly.
Sirmon has comparable ability and would probably have similar results.
Eason is a little too mechanical and slow to process things at times. Sirmon will be even more so. That is, if he even wins the job.
Petersen's offense is more about scheming guys open then checking down when it doesn't work. Live action reads are pretth limited as most of the decisions happen pre-snap. Sirmon has similar size and arm strength and has three years learning this fucktarded offense. He'll be fine. -
I think Morris starts next year
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Not very bright, unable to learn superiority guy heard from!FirePete said:
From what I have been told, sirmon not very bright. So not sure he will be able to learn itchuck said:
Comparable physical ability roadie. You knew that, but are such a contrarian sometimes that you glossed over it to make your point.RoadDawg55 said:
He’s doesn’t have comparable ability. He struggled making reads and being accurate in high school. It only gets tougher. I’ve never bought into Sirmon hype.chuck said:
I'm actually not convinced that Sirmon wont be somewhere between fine and Eason level. Eason has been a little underwhelming overall while showing elite physical ability. The offense, play calling, and supporting cast put a cap on how good or how bad he can be.RoadDawg55 said:Don’t like Kiper and McShay but found myself agreeing with them. We are fucked next year if we don’t have Eason. It will be ugly.
Sirmon has comparable ability and would probably have similar results.
Eason is a little too mechanical and slow to process things at times. Sirmon will be even more so. That is, if he even wins the job.
Petersen's offense is more about scheming guys open then checking down when it doesn't work. Live action reads are pretth limited as most of the decisions happen pre-snap. Sirmon has similar size and arm strength and has three years learning this fucktarded offense. He'll be fine. -
Ya god damn rightdnc said:
Not very bright, unable to learn superiority guy heard from!FirePete said:
From what I have been told, sirmon not very bright. So not sure he will be able to learn itchuck said:
Comparable physical ability roadie. You knew that, but are such a contrarian sometimes that you glossed over it to make your point.RoadDawg55 said:
He’s doesn’t have comparable ability. He struggled making reads and being accurate in high school. It only gets tougher. I’ve never bought into Sirmon hype.chuck said:
I'm actually not convinced that Sirmon wont be somewhere between fine and Eason level. Eason has been a little underwhelming overall while showing elite physical ability. The offense, play calling, and supporting cast put a cap on how good or how bad he can be.RoadDawg55 said:Don’t like Kiper and McShay but found myself agreeing with them. We are fucked next year if we don’t have Eason. It will be ugly.
Sirmon has comparable ability and would probably have similar results.
Eason is a little too mechanical and slow to process things at times. Sirmon will be even more so. That is, if he even wins the job.
Petersen's offense is more about scheming guys open then checking down when it doesn't work. Live action reads are pretth limited as most of the decisions happen pre-snap. Sirmon has similar size and arm strength and has three years learning this fucktarded offense. He'll be fine. -
Ross is like Bacon, everything is better with RossHouhusky said:
Eason is gone IMO. Someone will take a top 15 chance on him just because of his physical abilities. I dont care enough about the NFL to know the contract difference between top15 overall QB this year and top5 overall QB next year.NeGgaPlEaSe said:To be honest, Eason and Black Beast need to return. Beast has been underwhelming average at best this year, and maybe not even the best tight end on the team.
The NFL cares about physical underwear potential more than anything else. Which is why Eason will go regardless of what he actually does and why players like Ahmed or Dewayne Washington get more of a chance in the NFL than guys like Gaskin.
Bryant isnt going to get a 1st round grade, he is limited by his size and length at TE. He is a tweener. He is only 6'2" and he isnt going to run a 4.42 like he is Evan Engram. Also his hands havent been great this year and his route running is average at best, his cuts arent clean, release off the line is poor, and he drifts up field way too much. -
Eason throwing deep balls to Ross would be amazing. Teams were so scared of Ross beating them deep that 5-10 yard comebacks and outs were wide open.NeGgaPlEaSe said:
Ross is like Bacon, everything is better with RossHouhusky said:
Eason is gone IMO. Someone will take a top 15 chance on him just because of his physical abilities. I dont care enough about the NFL to know the contract difference between top15 overall QB this year and top5 overall QB next year.NeGgaPlEaSe said:To be honest, Eason and Black Beast need to return. Beast has been underwhelming average at best this year, and maybe not even the best tight end on the team.
The NFL cares about physical underwear potential more than anything else. Which is why Eason will go regardless of what he actually does and why players like Ahmed or Dewayne Washington get more of a chance in the NFL than guys like Gaskin.
Bryant isnt going to get a 1st round grade, he is limited by his size and length at TE. He is a tweener. He is only 6'2" and he isnt going to run a 4.42 like he is Evan Engram. Also his hands havent been great this year and his route running is average at best, his cuts arent clean, release off the line is poor, and he drifts up field way too much. -
Prior to the season, I thought Eason, Levi and Bryant were all done at the end of the year. Now I would be more surprised if two of them left than if none of them did.
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Heard Snoop Dogg being interviewed and he was asked who the fastest player was in the NFL and the interviewer threw out a couple of namesNeGgaPlEaSe said:
Ross is like Bacon, everything is better with RossHouhusky said:
Eason is gone IMO. Someone will take a top 15 chance on him just because of his physical abilities. I dont care enough about the NFL to know the contract difference between top15 overall QB this year and top5 overall QB next year.NeGgaPlEaSe said:To be honest, Eason and Black Beast need to return. Beast has been underwhelming average at best this year, and maybe not even the best tight end on the team.
The NFL cares about physical underwear potential more than anything else. Which is why Eason will go regardless of what he actually does and why players like Ahmed or Dewayne Washington get more of a chance in the NFL than guys like Gaskin.
Bryant isnt going to get a 1st round grade, he is limited by his size and length at TE. He is a tweener. He is only 6'2" and he isnt going to run a 4.42 like he is Evan Engram. Also his hands havent been great this year and his route running is average at best, his cuts arent clean, release off the line is poor, and he drifts up field way too much.
No no Snoop said, John Ross is. That's my boy
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I coached him
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I agree. I am equally conflicted on Taylor, Molden and Ahmed.Alexis said:Prior to the season, I thought Eason, Levi and Bryant were all done at the end of the year. Now I would be more surprised if two of them left than if none of them did.
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FirePete said:
From what I have been told, sirmon not very bright. So not sure he will be able to learn itchuck said:
Comparable physical ability roadie. You knew that, but are such a contrarian sometimes that you glossed over it to make your point.RoadDawg55 said:
He’s doesn’t have comparable ability. He struggled making reads and being accurate in high school. It only gets tougher. I’ve never bought into Sirmon hype.chuck said:
I'm actually not convinced that Sirmon wont be somewhere between fine and Eason level. Eason has been a little underwhelming overall while showing elite physical ability. The offense, play calling, and supporting cast put a cap on how good or how bad he can be.RoadDawg55 said:Don’t like Kiper and McShay but found myself agreeing with them. We are fucked next year if we don’t have Eason. It will be ugly.
Sirmon has comparable ability and would probably have similar results.
Eason is a little too mechanical and slow to process things at times. Sirmon will be even more so. That is, if he even wins the job.
Petersen's offense is more about scheming guys open then checking down when it doesn't work. Live action reads are pretth limited as most of the decisions happen pre-snap. Sirmon has similar size and arm strength and has three years learning this fucktarded offense. He'll be fine.
