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Guys, if you figure out what coach means by the process, you gotta tell me.

The clock says crick-crock, or is it crick is crock??

I don't know Shady personally, so he gets benefit of the doubt. There's a whole lot of doubt here. Like the guy who was accused of the ATL Olympic bombing, there may be many who have to apologize. I know these pro athletes run on a fast track, and many "associates" would envy his success, and try to smear his rep. Let's see what happens. I see the Bills at 7-9 with Shady, and 5-11 without him. I prefer the latter record really.

As OP, let me clarify that I don't think that mindset has anything to do with intellectual ability. In fact, I don't think you have to be an Einstein to be a great QB. There are many examples of this. I don't know if Brady has a high IQ. I do know that his mindset is to throw the dang ball in 2 secs 90% of the time. I don't think that TT was coached this way, or Peterman. I think that Josh should be. I think that Brady is committed to throw on his first step away from center. I think his offense is designed to move the defense away from his primary guy. Belicheat's defensive mind helps Brady with the mindset of commitment to throw because he knows how a defense will react to his offense. He is the real Einstein in the room. Again, I think TT and Peterman were coached to go throw the progressions after the snap, whereas Brady does it pre-snap. Of course, Brady playing is the same scheme for a decade allows him to do things others can't. Montana was another guy with the same mindset. I just hope Josh is coached to get the ball out fast, instead of going through the progressions.

Mindset of commitment to throw the dang ball in 2 secs should be action step #1 under the "process" strategic plan. As with all good action steps, it is SMART and measurable. Git er done!!!

Agree that he knows where the ball is going before the ball is snapped. I want Josh to be coached this way. We heard a lot about teaching TT to go through the progressions before throwing after the snap. I think that can coach Josh to have the mindset of commitment to throw the dang ball in 2 secs like the GOAT.

Hey Dudes: As the OP, I can say that yall have strayed from the topic. Let's focus on the essential question: How should Josh be coached to be Brady? My point is that he needs a mindset of commitment to throw to the primary guy in 2 secs, which means forget going threw the progressions. I think this is what Brady does, but I could be delusional and talking out of my arsh. Cmon dudes, please discuss without name calling.

Lot of keyboards are hamming out stuff on Josh's accuracy, precision, and completion rate. Yadayadayada. I think it's more about commitment to the throw, which we know TT couldn't get his mind around. A quick comparison to a baseball hitter. I think the best hitters know the pitch that they want from a particular pitcher. They did their homework and knew when that pitch was coming. I remember Aaron saying he looked for a Koufax changeup in certain situations, and just let the curveball go by. I bet Brady does his homework about players and defenses, and before he receives the ball, he knows who he is throwing to 90% of the time. No questions and no doubts. The emphasis on going through the progressions is overrated. QBs who are coached to do this are not successful because that results in cognitive overload. Having the mindset of commitment to throw to the primary guy allows the QB to set the feet and prepare for the throw. All the lower and upper body mechanics are ready. I bet Brady has this kind of mindset. Josh needs this mindset. Brady gets the ball away in 2 seconds most of the time. Do you think he goes threw progressions on every play? That would be heck no. All the other routes are just to clear the way for the primary guy. I hope that Josh is being coached to have this kind of mindset. If so, I believe all of his mechanics issues can be solved. Commitment to throw in 2 seconds without analyzing the progressions will allow Josh to get his mechanics set. Because he has a rocket arm, he will be able to set, throw where the guy is going to be, then off to the races. This doesn't have to be hard, folks. Please, coach the guy to have the right mindset!!

Rodak, podak, modak, blowdat. Josh will be throwing dartaks at targets that will show the world that we were smartaks for taking him before Rosenaks. However, Rodak might have it right, and we'll have to go with Petermaniac.

Keep your eyes on the Patsies.

I say we let the first 3 picks drop. Give the Mistake by the Lake 12 and 22, so that we get Mayfield or Rosen. I would sleep with sugar plums in my head and bells on my toes.

I've submitted on other threads that BB has Rudolph on his mind. We better get him at 12, if Mayfield is gone. Hear me now and billieve me later!!!

Hey OP: Please go hang out outside the OBD fieldhouse, and give him this message personally. Report back. Also, ask him who his QB pick will be.

Everybody can't be pretty like Tommy boy.

Yea baby! Don't gamble with our epic draft pics. Let's build a champion!!!

I would agree that 1or 2 but not all; but we don't know which 1 or 2 do we??

I have faith that they won't deplete our draft capital by getting in front of Jets. None of these guys are can't miss. I'd like them to get someone in the 6-10 range.

BB: If we use up our draft capitol on a high-risk rookie QB, we will continue to be beat up by BB. There are no Lucks, Staffords, Rodgers, or Ryans in this draft. Again, hear me now and believe me later, BB.

Hear me know and believe me later: forget about drafting QB in 1st and get some OL and LB studs, and we'll get to the playoffs with AJ. Adults will not wish upon a star. I think we have adults now at OBD.

Does this dude stretch for field for our strong armed QBs??

Rodgers is the only current QB that I would give 5 picks for, which means I would not give 5 picks for any of these rookie guns. If Rosen is still there at 4, I'd give 12, and a 2nd this year and next. No more.

That is fine; however, I hope we don't give 5 high picks to get a high-risk QB rookie. I would say 22 would be a risk worth taking. Also, I think BB would do likewise at 18-23, but not a boat load of high picks.

My point is that our GMs plan D, E, or F was to get Rudolph at 22. I think BB wants him. I may be wrong. However, it really looks like there is a high possibility that we don't a QB in round 1. You may not like Rudolph, but he would be a good pick at 22. I don't think BB will let us have him at 22.

BB's has essentially taken Rudolph at 22 away from us. He knows we can't take Rudolph at 12. If Bills pass on him, then he becomes a Patsie. Just the way BB planned it.

Also, I don't see the Gmen wanting to help the Patsies. We've got the ammo to deal for either #2 or #4, and I'm leaning toward the latter is Rosen is there.