RobDownSouth
Trump Is Dying
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His style of play in college won't translate well into the NFL
Absolutely. Give Johnny Football credit where it's due, at the college level he was the absolute master of the busted play, his ability to get positive yardage out of something that should have resulted in negative yards was without peer.
He won't get much of an opportunity to do that in the pros. The level of competition is much tougher, the margin for error much less.
He's a very accomplished shotgun quarterback, but decidedly average for snaps under center.
I suspect he'll have at best a mediocre career.
I'm interested to see how Teddy Bridgewater turns out. He's a field general in the Joe Montana mode, and supposedly reads defenses better than most quarterbacks. I think he'll be the surprise hit of his draft class.