Joe Burrow Scouting Report 💪This is Why He’s the NFL’s #1 Overall Pick! 🏆
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This week’s film breakdown analyzes Quarterback Joe Burrow and projects his career in the NFL.
He’s shown a mastery of several NFL concepts and after winning the 2019 Heisman Trophy with the LSU Tigers, he is preparing to become the #1 overall pick in the 2020 NFL draft.
This episode dives deep to study Burrow’s skill set translates to the NFL.
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#JoeBurrow #cincinattibengals #nfl
Would you rather build around Joe Burrow or Tua Tagovailoa for the next 10 years? Why?
If Tua is healthy, I think him because he's basically Russell Wilson including hand size and the age advantage over Burrow.
@@youngjoshua5436 He's not Russell wilson. Wilson ran a 4.5 40 and has more agility & Tua is 2 inches taller & left handed
@@theobserversports7224 personally I don't put much stock in 40 time, as much as speed on film. I use 40 times to help verify someones film speed when said player is supposed to be a burner but thats about it
Burrow. Tua’s injuries are a serious concern. Burrow was unstoppable this year. Burrow is going to a team which made the playoffs 5 of the last 10 years with multiple double digit win seasons. I don’t think they are as bad as you think. Bengals dealt with a ton of injuries and still competed in close games to some good teams. It’s not like he’s going to a 1-31 Cleveland browns team like baker. Burrow will be successful with the bengals. Don’t be surprised if he takes the nfl by storm and puts the bengals in the play his rookie year. If the bengals can stay healthy they will be a formidable opponent with burrow under the helm. Just my thoughts. Media went out and made Cincinnati a punching bag pissing off a lot of players.
Young Joshua that makes no sense whatsoever. Tuna is no where near the athlete that Russ is. He doesn’t even try to scramble. Never ran more than 200 yards in a season. If your going to compare him to anyone use drew brees or baker. How the hell do you compare him to a guy like Russ??????
Woah, saying Robert griffin couldn’t transition was kind of a “what are you talking about” from me. The guy suffered a devastating, near career ending injury. And was exceptional before it. The fact he’s still playing at all should amaze any of you, or anyone who’s actually played football
This should not be a controversial take. Any QB should be skilled enough to win without their legs. He's had plenty of time to recover from that terrible injury, and he's gotten chances to start elsewhere. Bob the 3 is a flat out bust.
ROY is a bust lololol 😂💀 his 2nd season was Matt Ryan's ROY stats. He hasn't been healthy since. Again. What has Luck done besides be white and crowned the "most pro ready" but has no ROY, MVP or SB?
@@AlexRollinsNFL his inability to adapt is his issue. You can still be somewhat successful with him but the injury changed the type QB he was and calling him a bust considering with ALL his physical tools he was probably the best QB in his draft Luck included is hyperbole.
AlexRollinsNFL Yea, look at what happened to cam newton. You can’t change the type of QB that you are after a devastating injury. You can’t change how you play, which sucks, I wish you could, but that doesn’t happen. Robert griffin practiced his whole life being this mobile quarterback that could run you over, and that ended because of some shit luck. Yea, you can win without your legs, that’s the thing with other quarterbacks, not mobile ones. There are rare (extremely rare) mobile quarterbacks that could win without their legs like Patrick Mahomes, and Russell Wilson, but not RG3, because he got injured doesn’t make him a bust, because he was talented.
Unless you're as big as Luck or Newton, QBs must adapt to being precision pocket passers. Even then, big QBs' bodies fail them eventually, as demonstrated by recent history. RG3 doesn't have the size to make it as a runner. At best he would've been Mike Vick 2, without the 4.3 speed. Even if he didn't get injured, he would've had to improve his defensive recognition and read progression.
Joe Burrow is what happens when you give Drew Brees 3 inches in height and pump a little strength in his throwing arm.
And a little athleticism
dboyBR225 with Russel Wilson mobility
Watching someone breakdown the complexity and responsibilities of a quarterback, make it even more clear as to why they’re the highest paid position on the field. Love the content!
Thank you very much Luis, appreciate that
Love your breakdowns!! I learn so much about the game watching these and it really impresses me how you manage to explain schemes and break down plays. Wish you all the best
appreciate that Ben, thank you
Alex and Brett Kollman are the go to guys on UA-cam for in-depth analysis.
@@rayontita1912 I appreciate that a lot Ray, Brett is the man
Burrow was fun to watch all season to the championship. Your analysis made it even more fun to understand why he was so good. Thank you!
Thanks Paul, glad you liked it. Such a fun year to watch
Great breakdown. I feel like you do the best job of helping me learn about football concepts on the field more than other contributors. In particular for quarterbacks, what you describe in your videos shows just how much these guys have to know before the snap, regardless of talent level. I also really like the diagrams. Thanks for continuing to provide quality content.
thanks for the awesome comment, I'm glad you like it. QB is such an insane position to play, guys who don't pan out or are just average don't get enough credit
@@AlexRollinsNFL Truth! A QB has to know where his mama, wife and baby mama are as he's throwing the ball. That's why it's so shocking to read comments from people who have no clue what goes into the position play by play.
Since I discovered this channel and Brett Kollman's channel, I've never looked back.
@@rayontita1912 those two are great. As a former college DB and defensive backs coach it's refreshing to hear people that actually understand football outside of the locker room.
Reminds me of Brees so much, and his stats show it. Very high Comp %, lots of yards, lots of TDs, and does all of that without the big arm and only his mind for the game, aggression, and consistency.
Silver Jaiden nowhere near Brees I wish him well but he’s got a long way to go.
Ron Powell yea, but Brees wasn’t Brees in college either. Brees had to grow and Burrow hopefully will grow as well
@Thomas Hoffman drew doesn't have a big army he has pinpoint accuracy I've seen every game he has played he's smart and accurate
Burrow's pocket presence was unbelievable all year. Thanks for noticing/posting.
Burrow: the point guard quarterback. GEAUX TIGERS!
6:28 that throw was too nasty 🔥🔥🔥🔥
This guy came out of nowhere..last few years unspectacular
Rich Lo not true. There were a few journalists at the end of 2018 who had Burrow on their 2019 Heisman watch lists. He killed it at the end of that season and that was in a terrible scheme for his talents
Nice breakdown on my guy Joe!
Great break down on a Great kid. Wish him the best..
Same Stem
@@AlexRollinsNFL They had a picture of Joe Burrow after winning Championship game. Where he's sitting down legs crossed, still in uniform in the locker room and has a $$ cigar up and smoking it. I saw that and said to myself He is one Straight up stud and knows it. That picture will go down as one of the Best taken.
I’m not an LSU fan but I truly enjoyed watching him play last year...I really hope he does well in the NFL.
I feel you man, I love watching guys succeed even if they're not playing for my team. Burrow was special last year
AlexRollinsNFL LSU has a MAGICAL season last year...a thing of beauty!
The Cincinnati Bengals have selected Burrow as the #1 overall pick of the 2020 NFL Draft.
WHO DEY!!!!!!!!
Ken Anderson, Boomer Esiason, Carson Palmer, Andy Dalton, and now Joe Burrow. Pretty good company if you ask me.
When Palmer threatened to retire and then came out several months ago and said it sucked the love of his game away, that resonated with me pretty strongly
Uh, Cincinnati's last two QBs were Carson Palmer (multiple Pro Bowls, multiple playoffs), and Andy Dalton (multiple Pro Bowls, multiple playoffs, from the 2nd round). Before that, Boomer. Before that, Kenny Anderson. You can't build a narrative off of Akili Smith and David Klingler. The Bengals actually have a very good history of developing QBs.
How many rings ? Zip
Metal head so your saying Dan Marino wasnt any good because he hasn't got a ring either,Trent Dilfer has got a ring,so by the way you look at rating QB's,Dilfer is better than Marino,I think you've jus won the dumb comment of the year award,defense wins championships,Dan Fouts never even made it to a super bowl,so according to you ,he doesn't belong in the hall of fame,does your mom know your up playing on the computer,this logic has to be coming from a 8 year old kid,that should be in bed
@@jeremymontgomery8591 when did I say Marino wasn't good ? All I did was how many rings ? Isn't that what it's about I'm talking about the Bengal organization
You implied since they didn't have rings they weren't any good,I'm saying a championship ring isn't a deciding factor on whetherva QB is great or not, Kenny Anderson belongs in the hall of fame ,Boomer Esiason was 88 MVP Palmer was a good QB,and would've been great had not for the cheap shot by the Stoolers,the Bengals had veat pittsburgh's azz bad twice that year,they dont win the super bowl if the didn't take Palmer out in the playoff game,and Daulton came in as a rookie and had 5 straight playoff appearances, I jus think everyone saying Burrow wont have as good as career in Cincinnati, as he would somewhere else,sound like a bunch of juniir high girls gossiping and hating because they're not getting Burrow,and y'all are just guessing anyway,none of you have a clue if any of these players are gonna be good or not,I don't even know why I'm responding to y'all's guessing game,because there's been many "can't miss players"not even come close,so this isn't much more than a guessing game,are you 1 of those guys thats a band wagon jumper?just claim to be a fan of the latest winner of the super bowl?when Burrow and the Bengals bring that Trophy (that should be named the Paul Brown Trophy,Bill Belichect agrees Paul Brown the father of pro football)when that Trophy comes to Cincinnati Ohio, there will be no fans that will have as a sweet taste of victory than us Bengal fans,band wagon jumpers have no clue,because their fake fans,THE CINCINNATI BENGALS WILL BE SUPER BOWL CHAMPS IN THE NEXT 3-5YRS
Never said they weren't good Kenny was a great QB I remember watching him I'm just saying the bungles are not the franchise with a winning history
1:45 dude uptop was WIIIDE open
Truee that corner was fucking around all game, not sure what he was doing. Burrow is reading the rotation of the deep safety though, so he makes the right read here
He more or less saw an open receiver for a touchdown before he reached that progression, most likely his final read.
AlexRollinsNFL still an amazing throw, i was just pointing out the broken coverage. especially for being on georgias roster some how
@@devon7809after watching Joe burrow make throws like that or harder all year, I forget about the fact that college QBs can't do that lol.
Brady was passing game coordinator, not offensive coordinator. That is Steve ensminger...
Hey, I love your work here, and I think your videos are exactly what I’ve been wanting to run into for a while as a football fan. I just have one issue here, and it’s with your statement on RG3. While I will admit he wasn’t the most polished passer in the world, that was never his main strength. His mobility was enough to get everything he needed as a quarterback. He was a beast in college, and balled out in his rookie year (he won OROTY over Andrew Luck!). I feel like his injury in the postseason of his rookie year screwed him over, ruining his elite athleticism, not just because he was a bust. If it weren’t for that injury, he could still be the beast people thought he was back then.
Thanks Wrench for the compliment and the thoughtful compliment. If a quarterback's weakness is throwing the ball, I don't see how he'll succeed.
JOE BURROW WILL BE GREAT! BOOK IT!!!!
NOT IN CINCY BOOK IT
Great vid again bro keep it up 👍
I never really watched Burrow play, but it will be interesting to see him play in the NFL. Couldn't see much with this video because he rarely threw it to anyone who wasn't the first option in the play, which in the NFL will lead to many int's if he just rely's on the receiver being open. Also who knows if he'll even start his first year. Still a possibility of sitting behind Dalton for 1 year to learn.
Really good analysis.
Joe Brady wasn't LSU's oc. He was the passing coordinator.
Narrator knows his football best analyst I have heard. Joe number 1 pick period.
Thank you David!
Joe still going 1# joe is unbustable
Joe Brady was not LSU's Offensive Coordinator. Steve Ensminger was. You can ask any of the men in LSU's organization - Ensminger was the playcaller and developed the schemes and offensive strategy in conjunction with Joe Brady. Joe Brady himself has said this. Multiple times.
Cool bro. Making a big deal out of nothing there
This video certainly aged well
Amazing analysis
Appreciate that a lot Frankie
The thought that Burrow could be a bust is blasphemy. Plugged into an NFL offense, learned it in what might as well have been a minute, worked his ass off everyday with and without his receivers to get better and improve communication and reads, and just wouldn’t stop working. He has the Brady mentality, can’t argue that. And we all saw where that got Brady
he is not brady stop it
breakdown for Tua man
Most definitely, can't wait to study him. I'd take Tua #1 overall, but I understand the injury concerns are sketch
The best breakdown on tua...xfl
@@AlexRollinsNFL agreed, a better physical talent. Longer success, and has the same poise as most successful QBs. Outside of injury he's the second best player in the draft.
The only breakdown on tua is his legs breaking down because hes made of glass and will be out of nfl before rookie deal is up
@@nickwombold3138 Maybe, but the fact that he healed from an hip injury that end careers tells me he more healthy then injury-prone. As my degree is Health fast healing is a good indication of health and if trauned correctly he should be able to last as well as most NFL players of his weight and size.
Lol im genuinely shocked that you got a Shef G & Sleepy Hollow track on in the background.
Hard to find tracks with the right pacing that I want. Shits slap
You can knock on the Bengals for plenty of things, but being a bad place for QBs is not one of them. Without factoring in injuries (i.e. Fitzpatrick starting for injured Palmer, McCarron starting for injured Dalton, etc.) The Bengals have had 9 primary starting QBs since 1972: Ken Anderson (MVP), Boomer Esiason (MVP), David Klingler, Jeff Blake, Neil O'Donnell, Akili Smith, Jon Kitna, Carson Palmer, and Andy Dalton
I don't think you can call the Saints offense west coast. It is pass-first, but it's more vertically oriented.
Geaux Tigers!! Forever Lsu!!💜💛
Chuck Basile uh oh LSU needs to go back to its box 📦
Cincy hasnt been a good spot to breed QBs? Dalton had a solid career, Palmer was good...
Also Cincy actually spent money this offseason, getting their secondary better.
They are getting two 1st round OLinemen back from injury
And they have weapons on weapons in Mix, Boyd, Green, Tate, Ross, and Erickson.
It would be awesome if they draft Moss somewhere as well, just to add to that list, and it would be someone that Burrow is comfortable with already.
Draft a few linebackers and their defense will be fine, get one more OLinemen and a TE and their offense will be fun to watch.
Carson Palmer said it was so awful that he lost his love of the game and threatened to retire unless they trade him
@@AlexRollinsNFL seems like mentally, he was weak, considering he had weapons like Chad and TJ Housh to throw it to. Probably came in with a mindset of not liking Cincy and therefore, always had a negative feeling towards them.
I think they're in for a good season or a good next few seasons
1:43 receiver on the right was WIDE open, that corner isn't the brightest lol
Burrow is chief kryptonite
I cant be the only one who is blown away by his incredible timing/ball placement.
Im calling it RIGHT NOW.
He will take the NEW bengals to the promised land.. more than once.
Hes different, man. Hes a sniper with the football. Unrealllllll
Aged like fine wine
Great video again, Alex.
Thanks my man
Great video, I really enjoyed it :)
Thanks Tim!
I object to simply saying RG3 "couldn't adapt" to the pros. Had he come into the league a healthier man (and not been hit by an unfortunate injury as a rookie), he could very well have been fine as a pro QB.
IMO, if you rely that heavily on your legs as a QB, your game didn't adapt. I think if Lamar had a similar injury, his passing style is adaptable enough that he'd still be successful
@@AlexRollinsNFL Thanks for responding.
I see the point of course. I still think the framing isn't quite borne out by evidence. But there are legitimate arguments to be made on both sides.
In RG3's case, I still think the sheer number and severity of the injuries, which cannot simply be said to be an inevitable linear consequence of his playing style. Had he had (ifs and buts, I know) more time without an injury that took away the one reason he was always worth being a starter (i.e. his fully functional rookie season legs), and had he had a congenial coach for longer, he might have had enough wiggle room to work out as a QB. (You, again, can say using that wiggle room to develop is the same as adapting to the pros.)
@@AithlynC I agree with many of those points. I think the way I look at it, the #2 pick itself that the Redskins used was without a doubt a bust. Where I see there being an argument is whether or not the actual player busted, I would tend to argue that he couldn't adapt, but I certainly see the other side that injuries are ultimately unfair.
Great video💪🏿
Are you gonna make a video on how you said Herbert was going to be a “bust” but was having a better season than burrow before burrow got hurt and will
Most likely win rookie of the year ?
Yep, that'll release after the season. He's been great
He had a better season but i wouldnt say hes better until 2-3 years
@@geauxtigers9643 Have a look at your profile. As of now he's undeniably better.
@@lyrics2challenged its not even close. herbert had a better season, but he has more help in every way possible
@@Kingdom_Warrior1 I mean Herbert still had a great season and chargers lead the league in drop passes 🤷🏽♂️ burrow is reallly good but so is Herbert . Takes a full team to make the playoffs ..
Great breakdown but Joe Brady wasn’t the OC
Little did we know that this was actually the best WR unit in all of Football.
Bengals are my team. Do we have the line and the offensive coach to put him in a place to succeed?
What about the defense
I’m not a burrow fan but I’m begging to be a fan of your breakdown videos , Mr. Rollins you have skill in this field and I hope you continue making this great content !! 👍
Thanks Ivan, I'm glad you like it
AlexRollinsNFL I don’t like it Mr Rollins , I Love it !! Especially the 49ers videos you’ve made . Awesome 👏
7:09 xD "He's Wrong"
Justin was skipping the whole season like he was at 12:39
The reason WHY is because of timing. He had 1 O N E. (not three, not two... O N E) good season where he was surrounded by an LSU team FULLL of great talent and the QB always gets the credit. I see him as an Eli Manning much more then a Payton Manning.
@AlexRollinsNFL where is the Boxing version of you?
Wrong simulation man
@@AlexRollinsNFL lol, maybe that came off wrong. I'm saying, now that I've found you. Life would be great, if I can find the boxing version of you. Someone who can break down boxing film as well as you do for football life would be great. As football n boxing are my two favorite sports
@@simsjw It's all love man, didn't take it bad
Great video
Thanks brotha
AlexRollinsNFL did you play and or coach anywhere?
I wonder. if things aren’t great there in Bengals country will he sign with a different team. have to watch that also. !!
RGIII isn't a bad QB in my opinion. He only got 2-3 years to prove himself. But he's still in the league as a number 2. So I don't think he's that bad.
He got drafted 2nd overall, he didn't pan out for someone who got drafted that high
Just a note, if RGIII had not been destroyed by a coach that cared more about winning than the players under him, I believe he would still be playing now.
Shouldn't you always care more about winning tho?
@@justno984 The thing is that in the end its just a game. If you lose the lights stay on, your children can continue to eat and so on. It is simply not worth the risk to destroy someone's career just to enhance your own sense of self worth.
Question Alex, on the Arches concept the receiver running the option route is reading the inside cornerback correct? If he runs with the slant break inside, if he sits down in that hole run the quick out?
Depends on the coverage. Run away from coverage in man, find the hole in zone.
I disagree with you about the comment you made about Cincinnati not being a breeding ground for QB talent. Carson Palmer was a really good QB, even had success in Arizona too, & Andy Dalton led the Bengals to the playoffs many times (albeit never to a win). The Bengals have had consistently average to great QB play for the last decade imo.
“Cincinnati not a breeding ground for great QB talent.” Ken Anderson (MVP) Boomer Esiason (MVP) Carson Palmer (multiple pro bowls) they all sucked. Oh forgot Andy Dalton (multiple pro bowls). WTF do you know?
yeah but 0 HOFers
Can't figure out why they never gave that kid from Bama A.J. McCarron a shot..thought he had skills.
Burrow. Tua's injury concerns are very real.
Yay!
I had some guy trying to argue with me that LSU didnt run a Pro-Style O. I was like bro the OC is literally straight from NFL, and LSU threw to LOS or behind far less than your average CFB team lol
By first year starting SEC QB measures, Burrow was very good his first year statistically and his film was better than his stats.
I'm not sure how much age matters for a QB if you actually believe they are a franchise QB. Lets say they are a 5th year senior so 23.5 years old. Okay well that should still be 12-13 years of quality play barring injuries in this day and age and that would be easily worth a #1 pick.
In regards to age, it tells us that Burrow is further along in his development physically. He's closer to his ceiling whereas a younger QB/player has more potential for growth.
Joe Brady was the 'passing game coordinator'. Steve Ensminger is the OC.
AlexRollinsNFL I understand your point but I feel that NFL scouts bet on potential far too often and get bit in the ass for it. Sam Darnold, Mitch Trubisky, Josh Rosen, Jameis Winston, Josh Allen are just a few examples. Same thing that happened to them will happen with Justin Herbert. I’d rather have a guy with no potential that is consistently good than a guy with infinite potential that just won’t show up
@@BabyEater2742 At the very least if you solved part of that puzzle, then it is a matter of trying to overachieve in other areas. Andy Dalton wasn't a top 10 QB in his prime but having AJ Green kept defenses honest enough that he could threaten to go deep in the sidelines.
Burrow 100%. GEAUX TIGERS
really RG3 translated to the NFL his coahing staff and Redskins front office failed him
Wrs made him look a lot better than he really is.
Joe and the receivers worked HARD on their own time all summer and weekends to achieve the timing and connections we watched all season. Yes, they are great receivers, but Joe executed the offense to near perfection.
I would argue that the wrs made him look worse than he really was the previous year...lot of dropped balls, which is why they worked so much on catching balls in the off season and it really paid off.
Bama and clemson have more receivers going in the first round than lsu.... so did they make tua and Trevor lawrence look good also you dumb fuck😂😂😂
swiss954 You mean Girly Boy..??
hossein yousefzadi Hey dumb Fck boy u do realize LSU had the #1 offensive line, the wr of the year and probably a top 5 TE in college football. Yes Bama has great weapons too but don’t compare LSU weapons with Clemson U sound completely stupid which u probably are but u shouldn’t put that on display for everyone to see
1yr of production
That's the main worry fersure, plus the late breakout age. Physically, he's closer to his ceiling at this point in time
#thatsmyquarterback
Joe Burrow puts his eyes on the intended receiver the whole time before he throws. The pro DBs will eat this up.
That’s flat out not true. He goes through progressions then switches to his intended receiver only about 1 or 2 seconds before he throws. If he stared down his receivers that much then the top college defenses would be able to stop him but he shredded teams like Georgia and Clemson
You are lost in the sauce. You must be talking about Tua. He threw four crucial picks in 2 NC games because he kept his eyes on his receivers. JB looks off receivers like he’s a magician...
Take a look at this highlight video. It makes my point.
@@richrepublican3493 Joe identifies single coverage right away, and when he sees his man beating the defender down the sideline, what's to look off? Unless Malik Hooker is playing single high, you have no trouble.
You must not know who burrow is. That boy ginsu's defense's.
He was able to read coverage because Brady was in his ear the prior possession and tells him where to go with the ball when you get a certain defense .
Clearly You don't know shit about football😂😂😂🤦♂️
Great breakdown. But Colin Cowherd says he’s not a great prospect 🤣. Good to see someone who actually knows football break down Burrow’s game.
WAIT HE SAID THAT. I'm off the bandwagon. lol
AlexRollinsNFL ua-cam.com/video/qZGJOYYBjyk/v-deo.html
Burrow would not be this good without Jamarr chase.
He has played with JJ Jamar chase and tee higgins the last 5 years.
Before that he was on the bench at Ohio state.
His weapons has made him.
RGIII was just injury prone. Not really his fault that Washington is a QB buzzsaw.
Injury prone is part of the evaluation. If you're not playing, you're a bust
AlexRollinsNFL i don’t really agree but then again, I’m not an analyst
@@NimdaChayse I respect your opinion man, agree to disagree
Its funny who you scouts call 'NFL ready'. Over the past 10 years the most successful rookie QBs have all been mobile 'non-ready' QBs. RG3, Cam, Russ, Dak, Deshaun, Lamar, Mahomes (not a rookie but still). Shoot, when was the last time a proclaimed NFL Ready QB had a good rookie season, Matt Ryan 2008? NFL Ready is just code used to pump up QBs with one particular attribute. This is not a shot at Burrow by the way I think he'll be great. Its a shot at your opening 60 seconds
Pro ready is more a term for players who are easier to project. Those quarterbacks you mentioned are phenomenal but more difficult to project because of their reliance on mobility. Mobile quarterbacks prior to the last few seasons haven't translated well to the NFL. Andrew Luck is the "pro ready" gold standard, he was excellent in his rookie year and excellent following that.
@@AlexRollinsNFL Then wouldn't you say another term should be used? To me a Pro Ready QB should perform better as a rookie than a Non Pro Ready QB? Or maybe my understanding of the word ready is off. I still remember how 'Pro Ready' Josh Rosen was supposed to be
@@SeanGOReilly I think Pro ready moreseo refers to pocket style quarterbacks. Scouts want what's worked for decades, prior to 2013ish, mobile quarterbacks often didn't work in the NFL. Additionally, a lot of them won't last as long whereas Brees, Brady have. There are plenty of mobile QB's who didn't work, you just named the ones that have.
@@AlexRollinsNFL the success rate of mobile Qbs is higher than that of prototypical QBs but thats not my point. You have basically confirmed my point which was "PRO-Ready' has nothing to do with Ready, making it coded language for something else. We might disagree on what its language for but thats another conversation entirely
@@AlexRollinsNFL Yet he wasn't nearly as good as Russ. You are missing the point entirely.. I have confidence that you know what the word Pro means. I have confidence you know what the word Ready means. Clearly the use of Pro-Ready by your own definition falls outside what Webster would expect. Thats what is known as Coded Language
he looks kinda like Aaron Rogers to me, anyone else?
dude what are you talking about when talking RG3. He by far was the most talented QB of his class. Name a quarterback that had a scary injury and ever changed his style of quarterbacking, none of those maintained their elite level. When you get a career ending injury, you either try to get to where u were or you flounder
Andrew luck had several injuries lol. And was way better than RG3
You clearly know nothing about the history of QBs in Cincinnati
Yeah, tell him about Ken Anderson and Boomer, yo! Don't say a thing about Akili Smith tho. Lol
1 year wonder
This play is so broken on madden. Literally an automatic first down if the d is cover 3
which one? doubles?
AlexRollinsNFL yessir. Except in madden the slot has the option to run a post or a 12 yard dig!
@@QuantumT That's what I talk about in the video
AlexRollinsNFL yep! Just wanted to point it out that it is in fact unbeatable in video games as well hahaha. Great video btw earned a loyal viewer
@@QuantumT Gotcha. I used to be a dog at madden, but it's just too shit to play now for me haha.
Thanks Q
His foot work looks like Manning
Hard to ignore every single play. Absolutely incredible
The kenetic energy from the body touque to follow in leg makes him accurate especially on touch throws if he studies like Manning and read defenses he could be the next depending on his receivers and parts around him. Thinking of the Bengals organization makes me shudder but AJ Green is still there...
I don't know this doble plays are not that easy to make in the NFL.
It's an NFL concept, the Saints run it all the time
@@AlexRollinsNFL I hope the Bengals see this video 🔥🔥🔥
@@apoloromero6065 Thanks Apolo
Your Chanel is better than tv bro. I hope you get millions subcribers
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He has a Brady mindset, and we see how far that can take you.
@pb he could pull a Eli Manning, I would Detroit, Cleveland Cincinnati are where football careers go to die, their qb get the literal crap beat out of them and rarely ever are giving any decent talent to throw to....so I have to agree
The NFL graveyard is littered with Heisman Trophy winning Quarterbacks!
Imagine if the covid happened a year prior
Now all he has to do is everything in this video about 1 second faster.
He has really good timing, I would actually consider that a strength of his
He's going to be a big bust with the Bangles The Bangles are not going to put any effort into him to rebuild around them it's just going to keep whatever they have around him I feel bad for him he's just wasting his career with them
OSU and LSU both prepare their players for these offenses... Dwayne Haskins caused Burrow to leave the 1st one to play for the second … why does it take Black Qbs to climb mountains to receive the grace you heap on unproven white guys... if Cinncy's system blows like the Gruden Redskin system sucked... all the reads and talents are reset going into 2021
Hurts will have a better Nfl career than Tua,yeah i said it. Would love to see you do a Video on Jacob Eason kinda like that Kid
I like the hot take. It's my first offseason making these full time, not sure if I get to Eason but we've got a long way to go, so it's possible.
Your forgot about his tiny hands.
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He's number #1 because Tua has been injured..
Lost all my respect when u threw rg3 under the bus. He translated perfectly and lit the league up.. They played him after a serious knee injury. Shanahan screwed him bad. Not his fault and the ravens welcomed him
What happened after he healed from the knee injury
@@AlexRollinsNFL he never fully healed. He was injury prone but dude could play. There is a huge difference.
Correction. Shanahan would not let him fully heal. Kept making him run when it qas obvious his knee was shot. Shanahan and the redskins ruined his career
@@scottrhoads1500 That's not true. RG3 raced out on the field, and rushed the Redskins to put him back in. A QB who relies almost exclusively on his legs is not a player that will translate. And he didn't. Had a fair shot with the Browns and wasn't good. If he was good enough to start, he would.
@@AlexRollinsNFL nah he was inury prone n ill stand by it. Hes fragile as fuck. His knee is trash. But he could play man. Running or throwing doesnt really matter but leading your team to the playoffs does. Look at lamar jackson.. Hes like rg3 cranked up to the max. Hopefully without the inhuries. But they didnt bring in rg3 to mentor him for no reason. He was successful when healthy and lit the league on fire b4 that injury. Still think u shoulda used jamarcua Russel for a bust comparison
I think Joe Burrow will be a bust
So he's just a young Tom Brady?
Tom Brady didn't have those legs
@@justno984 You're probably correct. But either way this kid has potential! Kinda like that "other" Manning guy!
KeenCrafting yea doesn’t like to get hit!
I would say Burrow is the guy that has the biggest chance to be a bust. 2 years ago he could not start at Ohio State, now playing with an incredible set of receivers he had a great year. Watch the film on him he is rarely pressured, his receivers are always open. Now he may be a great NFL QB but he played with so much talent at LSU that is not going to be on the Bengals, he is not going to have that much time to throw and the receivers will not be that open in the NFL. He could be great, but there is a good chance he will be a bust. It also might not be his fault there is not going to be much talent around him there.
Some good points you raised, I think he will be fine, nothing great, but not a bust. He has a lot of tools that will translate well to the NFL, but his ceiling is limited if he is drafted to Cincy.
Bengals with Burrow is like the Colts with Andrew Luck not good or he will be a draft bust
It really remains to be seen just how good Burrow is. He'll most likely be drafted by the Bengals and he'll more than likely be sent to QB Purgatory. That is what the Bengals represent. Purgatory.
Yeah, it's really a shame. Great prospect but like you said, probably will end up being meh
Tiny hands don’t translate though
Lots of trash QBs with large hands have been in the NFL