Justin Herbert...

[SlipperyPete]

Anyone picking him in the 1st round will regret it.

I am not seeing the hype

 

[smartz]

Agree.
So similar to Mariota in college. Both look the part and possess great athleticism. But consistently just stares down his first read and if you can take that away, he's useless unless he finds a lane to run.

 

[railbird]

agree. mariota was much better tho. Dan Mcgwire sandiego st 1989 was better and he failed in nfl

 

[lap18]

Just another typical west coast turd. Doesn't have a clue when to get rid of the ball and avoid a sack...basic stuff.

 

[lap18]

Now the idiot is snapping ball with15 left on play clock. Thai guy is really clueless

 

[papa 5]

Agree

 

[Sportsrmylife]

These scouts see him run for positive yards and cream their shorts seeing him as the next jackson.

His accuracy is awful. I saw this because he completes a pass but instead of hitting the wr for big yac yards he throws it so the wr has to fall down to secure the catch.

Yes a completion in his stats but it truly was an awful throw.

 

[Heim]

Fans and reporters want to dump guys like Winston, Cam, Rivers et al....not realizing the quarterback pool, like Hebert is garbage. I would take Dalton over him in a second.

 

[WildBill]

Funny he's fallen out of some first round mocks. I thought the hype on him was stupid last year and he was the biggest fool for coming back. We will see how it plays out. I still think NFL teams so way overvalue QBs in the draft. They accept high failure rates at drafting and attribute them to dumb things, when in reality the blame should go on bad schemes and bad coaching.

 

[John Kelly]

Just another typical west coast turd. Doesn't have a clue when to get rid of the ball and avoid a sack...basic stuff.

Add "West Coast turd" to my EOG glossary.

 

[Foresthill]

Funny he's fallen out of some first round mocks. I thought the hype on him was stupid last year and he was the biggest fool for coming back. We will see how it plays out. I still think NFL teams so way overvalue QBs in the draft. They accept high failure rates at drafting and attribute them to dumb things, when in reality the blame should go on bad schemes and bad coaching.

He's a 4.0 grade point average (gpa) student and wants to be a medical doctor at some point -- and what follows is speculation -- and that's why I think he came back. I think he wanted that degree in hand in case this football thing doesn't work out, free of charge from the University of Oregon, with the ability to go straight to medical school after football, if he so desires.