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Very informative article here.

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Michael Brockers: Chase Young's mentality reminds me of Aaron Donald's: https://www.nfl.com/videos?id=10103061-7033-0000-0110-4727487a168a

Here, I'll help you out with that:

Actually, not my position at all. I just call them out when they contradict themselves in articles, but I am a strong believer in their advanced metrics. It’s just amusing to me when they ignore those advanced metrics in favor of extremely inferior metrics to make a point. Speaking of PFF: Reading through progressions dubbed Trubisky's biggest weakness To be clear, Trubisky has struggled all over the PFF spectrum. But what really sticks out is his play while reading through his progressions. His 29.9 passing grade on second-read throws — throws made after the QB has clearly moved his eyes to his next receiver — is dead last in the NFL, and he has completed fewer than 50% of his attempts in those situations. His four turnover-worthy passes rank second-most since the start of 2018, and he owns the NFL’s fourth-lowest adjusted completion percentage on his second reads.

For box score scouts maybe. Trubisky has never shown the ability to go through progressions or make anticipatory throws (basically the same problem RGIII had), something that is a requirement for a starting QB in this league. Haskins, on the other hand, has shown this ability.

One thing I wonder in regards to Rivera’s inner monologue: he was one game away from winning the Super Bowl in 2016 after a spectacular regular season and playoff run, but then he ran into the dominant force that goes by the name of Von. He had the far better QB in that game but the QB was rendered ineffective due to a dominant pass rush. I wonder how much influence, if any, that has on Rivera’s thinking in this draft.

Still one of my favorite still shots from the 2019 college season:

Agreed that it's currently his biggest negative. Which is why the Zampese hire was such an underrated, crucial move this offseason. Our previous QB coach had never even coached in the NFL before, which is laughable when you consider we then drafted a raw QB in the first round whose bad footwork/mechanics were one of his biggest flaws.

Whereas even the owner sat in on the meeting with Young.

Says Redskins was the team meeting that stood out the most.

Coolest part of that video to me was the play at 5:12, where his teammates were able to EAT because him being double-teamed allowed them all to take advantage of their 1-on1 matchups.