JJ has talent can make throws when called upon has a great oline and weapons to start off his career should be interesting to see the play calling and how the coaches decide to approach each matchup on Sunday
I've already seen thru the interviews KOC has started to really get to JJ already in positive ways. Simple highlights of his mini camp throws have shown more of marrying the hips/feet and being deliberate throwing the ball. Small steps but with time/maturing/learning the offense JJ will be in a good spot mid season/late season to take the reins. I dont think people are taking more stock in how well Sam Darnold could succeed. For god sakes if KOC can get Mullens and Dobbs to play above their ceiling then Darnold can succeed as well.
Tom Brady isn't a great QB, he's the greatest. If Tom wasn't so successful in the NFL would he still be considered one of Michigan's all time QB's? Serious question. Say he never played in the NFL at all, would Michigan fans still say he's one of the best QB's to play at Michigan?
I've watched every snap at UM for the last 40+ years... I'd tell Vikings brass, go ahead and start him, throw him to the wolves immediately. He can handle it. Nothing rattles him. He's too positive. You punch him in the mouth and he'll genuinely thank you for teaching him what a right cross looks like. He'll appreciate being allowed to make mistakes and they won't happen twice.
I understand what you mean. I would just say it doesn't hurt to get more time to acclimate to the NFL world. No rush for him, KOC will know when he's ready and I would trust the HC's judgement.
I've got high expectations for JJ but the Vikings don't seem to plan on starting him day 1. He is currently sitting as QB3 and I think that's perfect for him. JJ is the type of person who WANTS to prove himself to earn the spot and is a team player. KOC wants to give JJ time and space to adapt and develop before putting him out there and I think it will come at just the right time, but probably not week 1 if at all in his first season
These takes on JJ are ridiculous. I thought it was all about winning games. If you take out the 4th quarter (which JJ didn't even play in until like the 8th game of the season), JJ's numbers match up against all the other top QB prospects.
What takes? We're simply showing you what he does well and what he will need to improve as he plays in the NFL. The game is about winning, the best Qb in the NFL who wins the most games right now went to Texas Tech and had .500 record. JJ will have to play a different role for his NFL team in the future. At Michigan he had one of if not the best coaching staff in the country, a great o-line, an unstoppable run game, and the best defense in the country. He will not have those same luxuries every year in the NFL. I believe he can be a very good pro. I believe he will have some growing pains like many of the other QB's in this draft that's all.
JJ has talent can make throws when called upon has a great oline and weapons to start off his career should be interesting to see the play calling and how the coaches decide to approach each matchup on Sunday
JJ is in a great position to succeed long term. I agree with you.
I've already seen thru the interviews KOC has started to really get to JJ already in positive ways. Simple highlights of his mini camp throws have shown more of marrying the hips/feet and being deliberate throwing the ball. Small steps but with time/maturing/learning the offense JJ will be in a good spot mid season/late season to take the reins. I dont think people are taking more stock in how well Sam Darnold could succeed. For god sakes if KOC can get Mullens and Dobbs to play above their ceiling then Darnold can succeed as well.
We think KOC is that dude too! The guy knows how to prep his QB's to play at a high level. Big things for both Vikings QB's this year.
Jim you need to be the voice of madden again plz
JJ personally knows the greatest football player and the greatest hockey player of all time! He has both their numbers on his phone!
That is a pretty cool fun fact.
JJ is going to be a great QB just like Tom Brady he is a team player and knows how to win that's what you learn at Michigan.
Tom Brady isn't a great QB, he's the greatest. If Tom wasn't so successful in the NFL would he still be considered one of Michigan's all time QB's? Serious question. Say he never played in the NFL at all, would Michigan fans still say he's one of the best QB's to play at Michigan?
I've watched every snap at UM for the last 40+ years... I'd tell Vikings brass, go ahead and start him, throw him to the wolves immediately. He can handle it. Nothing rattles him. He's too positive. You punch him in the mouth and he'll genuinely thank you for teaching him what a right cross looks like. He'll appreciate being allowed to make mistakes and they won't happen twice.
I understand what you mean. I would just say it doesn't hurt to get more time to acclimate to the NFL world. No rush for him, KOC will know when he's ready and I would trust the HC's judgement.
I've got high expectations for JJ but the Vikings don't seem to plan on starting him day 1. He is currently sitting as QB3 and I think that's perfect for him. JJ is the type of person who WANTS to prove himself to earn the spot and is a team player. KOC wants to give JJ time and space to adapt and develop before putting him out there and I think it will come at just the right time, but probably not week 1 if at all in his first season
I think O'Connell will do whats right by his rookie QB. When he's ready he'll play. Sam Darnold will be a great resource for JJ.
@@SimmsComplete right on!
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These takes on JJ are ridiculous. I thought it was all about winning games. If you take out the 4th quarter (which JJ didn't even play in until like the 8th game of the season), JJ's numbers match up against all the other top QB prospects.
Not sure if this is satire
What takes? We're simply showing you what he does well and what he will need to improve as he plays in the NFL. The game is about winning, the best Qb in the NFL who wins the most games right now went to Texas Tech and had .500 record. JJ will have to play a different role for his NFL team in the future. At Michigan he had one of if not the best coaching staff in the country, a great o-line, an unstoppable run game, and the best defense in the country. He will not have those same luxuries every year in the NFL. I believe he can be a very good pro. I believe he will have some growing pains like many of the other QB's in this draft that's all.
Guy says JJ was his number 6 quarterback in the draft and spent the whole video saying wow, lol!
I said wow more for the others. Also it's a highlight video of course I said wow.
Bet he’s Josh Rosen 2.0
Thats a strong take.
Hey I love your show but you two should be more profession and STOP BICKERING WITH EACH OTHER.!
Copy, zero fun sir.
He stands tall and being a hockey player, can take hits.
Dude is a leader and an athlete, no debating that.
Was hurt a lot!
Who the hell is this dude? He had JJ as the #6 QB in the draft? Seriously? So he had Penix, Nix, and Rattler higher than JJ? 😂 .
It would be Caleb, Daniels, Maye, penix and nix. I agree crazy but I can see him being 5 behind penix
I can see 5 behind Penix as well
My list was
1. Caleb Williams
2. Michael Penix Jr
3. Jayden Daniels
4. Bo Nix
5. Drake Maye
6. JJ McCarthy
Penix is more talented and did more for his team to win every week.
@@SimmsCompletetrue but he's also one surgery away from a wheelchair