Lol at thinking that the average QB’s size is equivalent to the preferred QB size.
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Lol at thinking that the average QB’s size is equivalent to the preferred QB size.
Not sure how else you can prove this outside of what the average size of an NFL quarterback is. You know, the guys that these NFL teams draft/keep on the roster.
Have you ever taken a basic statistics class? It’s pretty common knowledge that the “average” is by definition not the best/ideal/preferred/etc.
Why do you think NFL scouts and teams were drooling all over Josh Allen despite mediocre college stats in a G5 conference? From his NFL.com scouting profile: “Allen's size and arm talent are prototypical for early first-round picks...”
So smart guy, since you are an expert on all things QB, what is the preferred body size of a NFL QB?
If you think that the NFL drafted Josh Allen simply because he was 6'5 235, I don't know what to tell you.
Here were the sizes of the top 10 QB's taken in this years draft.
6'1 215
6'3 221
6'5 237
6'4 226
6'2 216
6'5 235
6'3 222
6'5 224
6'4 215
6'4 218
What do the "basic statistics" tell you here?
I'm sure you'll find a way to troll around those facts, but you still are wrong.
Kempt has the same measurements as Tom Brady and we're talking college not NFL
In what ways does Kempt’s size give him a competitive advantage over Stanley? Even at 240+, Stanley is more mobile and a better athlete than Kempt.
If I had my choice between a fat QB who's shorter or a QB in shape that's taller I know what my preference would be
Same weight and 2 inches taller than Rodgers. Imagine how good he’d be if he gained 20 more pounds.
Doyle really has me confused on this one
To this? Is it bad for a QB to have a neck nowadays?
Is that Landfill or his brother Gill? I always have a tough time telling them apart.
Kempt -.2 yards per run 0 fumbles lost
Stanley -2.3 yards per run 5 fumbles lost
LOLOLOLLOLLOLOLOLLLOL
