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[Donn Beach]

There is nothing to indicate the criteria of the ranking, it's just a ranking. He says RW took a big drop because he was injured last season and he has crappy receivers in Denver. Really don't understand what the ranking is of

[D-train]

There is nothing to indicate the criteria of the ranking, it's just a ranking. He says RW took a big drop because he was injured last season and he has crappy receivers in Denver. Really don't understand what the ranking is of

So tough to rank QBs and D lineman in the same list. Borderline nonsensical. Like Ranking pitchers and Short stops in the same list.

[Juliooooo]

There is nothing to indicate the criteria of the ranking, it's just a ranking. He says RW took a big drop because he was injured last season and

he has crappy receivers in Denver

. Really don't understand what the ranking is of

Broncos receivers are good, they just need a QB that can actually get them the ball, not checkdown teddy.

[D-train]

There is nothing to indicate the criteria of the ranking, it's just a ranking. He says RW took a big drop because he was injured last season and

he has crappy receivers in Denver

. Really don't understand what the ranking is of

Broncos receivers are good, they just need a QB that can actually get them the ball, not checkdown teddy.

Could you please tell the fellas here what you think Locks upside is? Better than Baker, right?

Thanks!

[Juliooooo]

There is nothing to indicate the criteria of the ranking, it's just a ranking. He says RW took a big drop because he was injured last season and. Really don't understand what the ranking is of

Broncos receivers are good, they just need a QB that can actually get them the ball, not checkdown teddy.

Could you please tell the fellas here what you think Locks upside is? Better than Baker, right?

Thanks!

Similar. Hard to really say because his head coach hated him and didn't really give him a chance. His OC was shit, and he is more of a project. He can make some amazing throws, but his decision making needs to get better. When they struggled in 2020, he tried to do too much, so it lead to too many interceptions. He really improved throughout the year, but he was never given a fair chance in 2021. He certainly had more upside than Bridgewater, and if I were a Seahawks fan, I'd want them to roll with him, because he has the upside, and if he doesn't figure it out, then they will likely get a good pick.

I will say, for some reason people just love to HATE Drew Lock. He is very polarizing. I like him more than Most Broncos fans. Mostly, I don't think he was given a fair shot though.

[D-train]

Broncos receivers are good, they just need a QB that can actually get them the ball, not checkdown teddy.

Could you please tell the fellas here what you think Locks upside is? Better than Baker, right?

Thanks!

Similar. Hard to really say because his head coach hated him and didn't really give him a chance. His OC was shit, and he is more of a project. He can make some amazing throws, but his decision making needs to get better. When they struggled in 2020, he tried to do too much, so it lead to too many interceptions. He really improved throughout the year, but he was never given a fair chance in 2021. He certainly had more upside than Bridgewater, and if I were a Seahawks fan, I'd want them to roll with him, because he has the upside, and if he doesn't figure it out, then they will likely get a good pick.

I will say, for some reason people just love to HATE Drew Lock. He is very polarizing. I like him more than Most Broncos fans. Mostly, I don't think he was given a fair shot though.

Thanks! And you watched just about every game he played, right?

[Juliooooo]

Could you please tell the fellas here what you think Locks upside is? Better than Baker, right?

Thanks!

Similar. Hard to really say because his head coach hated him and didn't really give him a chance. His OC was shit, and he is more of a project. He can make some amazing throws, but his decision making needs to get better. When they struggled in 2020, he tried to do too much, so it lead to too many interceptions. He really improved throughout the year, but he was never given a fair chance in 2021. He certainly had more upside than Bridgewater, and if I were a Seahawks fan, I'd want them to roll with him, because he has the upside, and if he doesn't figure it out, then they will likely get a good pick.

I will say, for some reason people just love to HATE Drew Lock. He is very polarizing. I like him more than Most Broncos fans. Mostly, I don't think he was given a fair shot though.

Thanks! And you watched just about every game he played, right?

Most of them. He didn't play much last year, and I didn't take much from the games he replaced Teddy, because I don't even think he got reps the week before those games.

[Donn Beach]

This is what he had to say about RW. Thought the part about the receivers was interesting.

. Obviously a massive drop for Mr. Unlimited who has made the Pro Bowl in 9 of his 10 seasons. But last year he had the finger injury and threw for the fewest amount of yards of his career. I'm also a bit skeptical of Denver's receiving corps. Courtland Sutton had a tremendous Pro Bowl season in 2019, but the Broncos WRs (Sutton, Jerry Jeudy, and KJ Hamler) were subpar last year. Can Russ, who is entering a new system with new teammates adapt quickly? We'll see. He still possess incredible mobility and one of the best deep balls in the game, but don't expect him to just be peak Russ immediately in his new Rocky Mountain surroundings.

[D-train]

This is what he had to say about RW. Thought the part about the receivers was interesting.

. Obviously a massive drop for Mr. Unlimited who has made the Pro Bowl in 9 of his 10 seasons. But last year he had the finger injury and threw for the fewest amount of yards of his career. I'm also a bit skeptical of Denver's receiving corps. Courtland Sutton had a tremendous Pro Bowl season in 2019, but the Broncos WRs (Sutton, Jerry Jeudy, and KJ Hamler) were subpar last year. Can Russ, who is entering a new system with new teammates adapt quickly? We'll see. He still possess incredible mobility and one of the best deep balls in the game, but don't expect him to just be peak Russ immediately in his new Rocky Mountain surroundings.

Incredible mobility?

[Michael K.]

This is what he had to say about RW. Thought the part about the receivers was interesting.

. Obviously a massive drop for Mr. Unlimited who has made the Pro Bowl in 9 of his 10 seasons. But last year he had the finger injury and threw for the fewest amount of yards of his career. I'm also a bit skeptical of Denver's receiving corps. Courtland Sutton had a tremendous Pro Bowl season in 2019, but the Broncos WRs (Sutton, Jerry Jeudy, and KJ Hamler) were subpar last year. Can Russ, who is entering a new system with new teammates adapt quickly? We'll see. He still possess incredible mobility and one of the best deep balls in the game, but don't expect him to just be peak Russ immediately in his new Rocky Mountain surroundings.

Incredible mobility?

Inside the pocket he is still pretty mobile, but as of late his escapability is certainly not what it once was, and the scramble big play or big run has been much MUCH less effective