Non-credible idiots who are fighting for each other’s job rather than giving proper analysis. ESPN made a mistake by hiring both at the same time. You either have one or the other with me.

Clausen’s probably the last of a dying breed…a pro style college QB. All these coloring book offenses are gonna inflate stats and not gonna help a QB learn NFL systems.

To be honest..I hope a lot of teams side with McShay.

I hope Bradford goes first QB to the Redskins and Clausen falls to say…the Raiders or even the Bills. I’d likes to see one of these teams become relevent again…and of course, the Redskins to rot in their own dung.

Clausen’s the best QB in this draft. He’s gonna be an excellent NFL QB.

Clausen goes to the Raiders with Zach Miller, Chaz Schillens, Johnny Lee Higgins..all those guys that Bruce Gradkowski made look good.. the Raiders are goona be good.

Everything that McShay says is just stupid to knock him for. To summarize, he’s a cocky bastard? Well…so is Phillip Rivers.

He’s not all that big? Well…either is Drew Brees.

Really…I hope all these teams pass on him. I’d love to see the Raiders good again.

With anyone, it’s incredibly difficult to tell, but McShay’s reasons are awful/wrong. Jimmy doesn’t have great accuracy? 68% and fourth in the country. Not enough size? He makes his receivers adjust? I urge you to watch the Golden Tate highlight film in the Rakes link and look at how the ball is always right there. McShay is just 100% wrong here.

but one small nagging part of me keeps thinking that he’s the next Ryan Leaf.

Most impressive was Russell’s passing session, which lasted nearly an hour and consisted of 75 attempts. Russell was not perfect — he mistimed a couple of throws and bounced one of his out-route attempts to the left side. Nevertheless, I can’t remember being in such awe of a quarterback in my decade of attending combines and pro days.

Russell’s arm strength is sensational; he makes the toughest deep-outs and post-corner passes look seamless. He also displayed outstanding footwork and the ability to make strong, accurate throws on the run, both to his right and left.

-Todd McShay

This was just a comment on a guy throwing the ball around in a game situation. Im sure if you were there watching you would have come away with the same feelings.

The problem with Russel is he doesnt have the ability to read defenses, study film properly, handle game situations, make proper checks… Im sure he looks good in practice when he knows he isnt going to get hit either.

This is why people (Al Davis) need to stop putting so much stock in individual work outs and the combine.

Todd also said Clausen only has slightly above average accuracy. I guess that would explain his 68% completion percent in a pro-style O.

And he said Tate always had to adjust to Clausen’s throws. When you watch Tate’s highlights you see that Clausen hit him in the chest pretty much every time.

If I had to choose between the two I’m taking Bradford, and it’s not even close. Aside from the BCS title game against my Gators, that guy is unstoppable in college. Jimmy Clausen, not so much.

Maybe I’m drunk on the haterade (more like the anti-ballwashing of anything that comes from Notre Dame amirite?), I dunno, I just don’t like what I see from Clausen.