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Most likely. I'm not convinced they are very high on Milroe, though.Sibelius Hindemith wrote: ↑Fri Aug 22, 2025 2:08 amSo i take it they plan on carrying 3 quarterbacks this year.
huh...he's compared him to Brett Favre, what's really impressive about Milroe is his charactertrharder wrote: ↑Fri Aug 22, 2025 3:39 amMost likely. I'm not convinced they are very high on Milroe, though.Sibelius Hindemith wrote: ↑Fri Aug 22, 2025 2:08 amSo i take it they plan on carrying 3 quarterbacks this year.
"Nolan and I saw him play... live at, we flew to Madison... it was very impressive. First of all when you see him in person it's like - woah! This is the guy running 22 miles an hour? Right here, that guy? ... he's a physical specimen. But to be able to watch him interact with his teammates, how he conducted himself on the sidelines, interact with the coaches... and then all the different people that have coaches him over the years, getting their insight, their input about the work ethic - and that's really what stands out..."
The Seahawks didn’t just play along with one of the most endearing traditions in the NFL when they had their preseason joint practice with the Packers Thursday. They immersed themselves into a 67-year-old Green Bay tradition that pre-dates Vince Lombardi’s arrival here: Local kids lining up to offer their bikes to players to ride from the stadium locker room the quarter mile or so to the practice fields, across the Lambeau parking lots and a wide city street.
You could combine Usain Bolt with Ghandi but if he can't throw he is never going to be a QB in the NFL.Donn Beach wrote: ↑Fri Aug 22, 2025 5:26 amhuh...he's compared him to Brett Favre, what's really impressive about Milroe is his charactertrharder wrote: ↑Fri Aug 22, 2025 3:39 amMost likely. I'm not convinced they are very high on Milroe, though.Sibelius Hindemith wrote: ↑Fri Aug 22, 2025 2:08 amSo i take it they plan on carrying 3 quarterbacks this year."Nolan and I saw him play... live at, we flew to Madison... it was very impressive. First of all when you see him in person it's like - woah! This is the guy running 22 miles an hour? Right here, that guy? ... he's a physical specimen. But to be able to watch him interact with his teammates, how he conducted himself on the sidelines, interact with the coaches... and then all the different people that have coaches him over the years, getting their insight, their input about the work ethic - and that's really what stands out..."
Sure, but he is Usain Bolt with a tremendously strong arm and the work ethic of Gandi to improve it. I think the work ethic is what's key. I also think even if he isn't a qb hell play in the NFL, and his character plays a part in that. I think him and Williamson are similar that wayD-train wrote: ↑Fri Aug 22, 2025 3:01 pmYou could combine Usain Bolt with Ghandi but if he can't throw he is never going to be a QB in the NFL.Donn Beach wrote: ↑Fri Aug 22, 2025 5:26 amhuh...he's compared him to Brett Favre, what's really impressive about Milroe is his character"Nolan and I saw him play... live at, we flew to Madison... it was very impressive. First of all when you see him in person it's like - woah! This is the guy running 22 miles an hour? Right here, that guy? ... he's a physical specimen. But to be able to watch him interact with his teammates, how he conducted himself on the sidelines, interact with the coaches... and then all the different people that have coaches him over the years, getting their insight, their input about the work ethic - and that's really what stands out..."
But its about why they used the pick on him. They want to try and develop him.Sibelius Hindemith wrote: ↑Fri Aug 22, 2025 3:11 pmHe's got a roster spot because they used a 3rd round pick on him more than anything. It's just a question of whether they would feel comfortable bringing him into a game in what could be a high pressure situation and i'm guessing they'd rather not.