https://scout.com/nfl/denver-broncos/Art...110663305.

Whole conversation, virtually, is about Lynch, Rosen, and Riley Ferguson. Good listen for when you have time!


They spend about 20 minutes talking about Riley...he comes in at about the 20 minute mark. Also comments on Anthony Miller. Good listen for when you have time.

One thing they spend time on is Riley's throwing motion. Yes, it is a bit of a pitchers "windup" but to me he has a VERY quick release.

Go Tigers

(11-19-2017 09:01 AM)ADallasTiger Wrote:  https://scout.com/nfl/denver-broncos/Art...110663305.

Whole conversation, virtually, is about Lynch, Rosen, and Riley Ferguson. Good listen for when you have time!


They spend about 20 minutes talking about Riley...he comes in at about the 20 minute mark. Also comments on Anthony Miller. Good listen for when you have time.

One thing they spend time on is Riley's throwing motion. Yes, it is a bit of a pitchers "windup" but to me he has a VERY quick release.

Go Tigers

One thing that may hurt RF is that he isn't much of a pocket passer. In the NFL you have to throw from the pocket. He rolls out so much that I'm afraid some NFL teams will not be able to evaluate him properly

(11-19-2017 09:35 AM)tigerlands Wrote:  

(11-19-2017 09:01 AM)ADallasTiger Wrote:  https://scout.com/nfl/denver-broncos/Art...110663305.

Whole conversation, virtually, is about Lynch, Rosen, and Riley Ferguson. Good listen for when you have time!


They spend about 20 minutes talking about Riley...he comes in at about the 20 minute mark. Also comments on Anthony Miller. Good listen for when you have time.

One thing they spend time on is Riley's throwing motion. Yes, it is a bit of a pitchers "windup" but to me he has a VERY quick release.

Go Tigers

One thing that may hurt RF is that he isn't much of a pocket passer. In the NFL you have to throw from the pocket. He rolls out so much that I'm afraid some NFL teams will not be able to evaluate him properly

That might be a good thing for him. A good team may draft him late and let him develop behind one of the soon to be retiring franchise quarterbacks. Patriots or the Steelers I would hope.

(11-19-2017 10:05 AM)Crazier Wrote:  

(11-19-2017 09:35 AM)tigerlands Wrote:  

(11-19-2017 09:01 AM)ADallasTiger Wrote:  https://scout.com/nfl/denver-broncos/Art...110663305.

Whole conversation, virtually, is about Lynch, Rosen, and Riley Ferguson. Good listen for when you have time!


They spend about 20 minutes talking about Riley...he comes in at about the 20 minute mark. Also comments on Anthony Miller. Good listen for when you have time.

One thing they spend time on is Riley's throwing motion. Yes, it is a bit of a pitchers "windup" but to me he has a VERY quick release.

Go Tigers

One thing that may hurt RF is that he isn't much of a pocket passer. In the NFL you have to throw from the pocket. He rolls out so much that I'm afraid some NFL teams will not be able to evaluate him properly

That might be a good thing for him. A good team may draft him late and let him develop behind one of the soon to be retiring franchise quarterbacks. Patriots or the Steelers I would hope.

I could live with Favre, Rodgers, Ferguson.

(11-19-2017 09:01 AM)ADallasTiger Wrote:  https://scout.com/nfl/denver-broncos/Art...110663305.

Whole conversation, virtually, is about Lynch, Rosen, and Riley Ferguson. Good listen for when you have time!


They spend about 20 minutes talking about Riley...he comes in at about the 20 minute mark. Also comments on Anthony Miller. Good listen for when you have time.

One thing they spend time on is Riley's throwing motion. Yes, it is a bit of a pitchers "windup" but to me he has a VERY quick release.

Go Tigers

Link didn't work for me.

Okay, did not work for me either this way. Will try to find it again.

(11-19-2017 09:35 AM)tigerlands Wrote:  

(11-19-2017 09:01 AM)ADallasTiger Wrote:  https://scout.com/nfl/denver-broncos/Art...110663305.

Whole conversation, virtually, is about Lynch, Rosen, and Riley Ferguson. Good listen for when you have time!


They spend about 20 minutes talking about Riley...he comes in at about the 20 minute mark. Also comments on Anthony Miller. Good listen for when you have time.

One thing they spend time on is Riley's throwing motion. Yes, it is a bit of a pitchers "windup" but to me he has a VERY quick release.

Go Tigers

One thing that may hurt RF is that he isn't much of a pocket passer. In the NFL you have to throw from the pocket. He rolls out so much that I'm afraid some NFL teams will not be able to evaluate him properly

The past few games he has seemed to do a much better job of stepping up into the pocket. Early in the season he was definitely rolling out and breaking protection way too often.

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That "wind up" stuff does become an issue for a lot of guys at the next level. At the very least it leaves you more open to being stripped of the ball. There is no doubt it does slow the release potential. Even a quarter of a second matters big time in the NFL.

Riley's NFL ceiling is probably as #2. I think he would make a solid CFL franchise QB.

I do think there is a growing market for more mobile back ups in the NFL.

(11-19-2017 10:39 AM)ADallasTiger Wrote:  Okay, did not work for me either this way. Will try to find it again.

Just search it on whatever podcast player you use

(11-19-2017 09:35 AM)tigerlands Wrote:  

(11-19-2017 09:01 AM)ADallasTiger Wrote:  https://scout.com/nfl/denver-broncos/Art...110663305.

Whole conversation, virtually, is about Lynch, Rosen, and Riley Ferguson. Good listen for when you have time!


They spend about 20 minutes talking about Riley...he comes in at about the 20 minute mark. Also comments on Anthony Miller. Good listen for when you have time.

One thing they spend time on is Riley's throwing motion. Yes, it is a bit of a pitchers "windup" but to me he has a VERY quick release.

Go Tigers

One thing that may hurt RF is that he isn't much of a pocket passer. In the NFL you have to throw from the pocket. He rolls out so much that I'm afraid some NFL teams will not be able to evaluate him properly

In that respect Riley reminds me a little bit of Aaron Rodgers. Obviously RF is not on that level, but both throw the ball well on the run. It’s a good quality to have.

Dan Marino had an ultra fast trigger/release. If you watch him in his prime, you can see from the instant he decides to throw the ball to the instant it has left his had is almost instantaneous.

Of course Dan also had the golden arm and blistering accuracy down the field as well. But for those wondering what people mean by "release" and "wind ups", this is specifically what is being referred to.

Pull up some old clips of Marino's release. Then pull up Byron Leftwich and compare with that crazy pitchers like wind up.

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The Broncos have decided to start Paxton Lynch at QB in Week 12, a source told @DanGrazianoESPN.

Just found my new FFB QB.

The Lynch Mob.

Go Paxton!

If the Broncos don't make adjustments to their offensive scheme then Lynch will not be successful and the Broncos fans will just say he is a bust. Their offense is stuck in the 1990's. The one positive is that they are playing the Raiders and their D has stunk. But they just fired their D coordinator so we shall see.

HENDERSON gonna be picked early second round, from a good source

(11-21-2017 05:04 PM)jamammy Wrote:  Just found my new FFB QB.

The Lynch Mob.

CBS predicts him to score 12 fantasy points.


W (11/22) Paxton Lynch QB | DEN @OAK 5 30.1 18.7 208.0 1.1 1.0 2.3 7.7 3.4 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.3 12.00


30 attempts, 18 receptions, 208 passing yards, a passing touchdown, an interception, rush 2 times for 7 yards.

Something tells me he is going to do a little better than that.

We'll see.

(11-19-2017 09:35 AM)tigerlands Wrote:  

(11-19-2017 09:01 AM)ADallasTiger Wrote:  https://scout.com/nfl/denver-broncos/Art...110663305.

Whole conversation, virtually, is about Lynch, Rosen, and Riley Ferguson. Good listen for when you have time!


They spend about 20 minutes talking about Riley...he comes in at about the 20 minute mark. Also comments on Anthony Miller. Good listen for when you have time.

One thing they spend time on is Riley's throwing motion. Yes, it is a bit of a pitchers "windup" but to me he has a VERY quick release.

Go Tigers

One thing that may hurt RF is that he isn't much of a pocket passer. In the NFL you have to throw from the pocket. He rolls out so much that I'm afraid some NFL teams will not be able to evaluate him properly

Might be he had too, line has not been the best, the bowl game last year he was pressured every play