https://thebiglead.com/2018/01/03/anonymous-sources-josh-rosen-comparisons-character/ true or not who knows but i don't like reading it anyway.
Yeah, that sounds like a bunch of nonsense. The first thing that popped into my mind was that he was listening to Mehta. He makes it sound like there's multiple sources inside and that's bs. Looks like Pauline is not doing the SNY show this year. There's some new guy I never heard of doing it I think. Pauline's prolly in Dallas. Maybe he's gotten a little bigger? But still just another hack looking for attention.
Jedd Fisch Rosen's OC at UCLA was also Denver's WR coach 2008, the same year Bates and Dennison were basically co-OCs. More signs pointing to Rosen.
https://nypost.com/2018/04/24/josh-rosens-college-coach-explains-why-hes-made-for-jets/ Josh Rosen’s college coach explains why he’s made for Jets By Brian Costello April 24, 2018 | 7:15pm If Jim Mora could pick a team for his former quarterback Josh Rosen to end up with Thursday night in the NFL draft, that team would be wearing green and white. “I think he’d be a fantastic fit with the Jets,” said Mora, the former UCLA coach who has served as an analyst for the NFL Network on its “Path to the Draft” program. “Josh is kind of ready to go. You give him the keys to the offense, teach it to him, and then he’s going to master it pretty quickly. He’s that type of kid. I think he’d be a tremendous fit with that coaching staff, with that city. I think it would be a great spot for him.” Mora will be tuning in to NFL Network on Thursday to see where Rosen winds up. Rosen is considered one of the top quarterbacks in this draft, but has not really been linked to the Browns or Giants (who own the top two picks) in any of the recent mock drafts. The Jets are a different story. There are people inside the Jets’ organization who like Rosen a lot. Some people around the NFL believe the Jets are debating whether to take Rosen or Oklahoma’s Baker Mayfield with the No. 3 pick. Rosen blew away members of the Jets’ coaching staff with his intelligence. He is viewed by many experts as the most ready quarterback to play immediately. “I’m hoping that’s where he ends up,” Mora said. “I’m hoping he ends up with the Giants or the Jets. I want to see him go as high as possible, but I think the Jets would be a great place for him.” A statement Mora made to Sports Illustrated about Rosen needing to be intellectually challenged also caused waves. Again, Mora said he believes it is a positive that Rosen is always asking, “Why?” “This is a guy that if [Jets offensive coordinator] Jeremy Bates teaches him a play, Josh isn’t just going to sit there and take notes and say, ‘OK, this is the play.’ He’s going to say, ‘OK, why are we running this? What do you want me to do with this? What are we trying to get out of this?’ ” Mora said. “He’s going to dive real deep so he has a great understanding of the concepts so that he can go out and perform to the best of his ability and help his team win. “He’s inquisitive because he wants to be great.” As for some of the incidents Rosen had in college, Mora said they have been overblown, like when Rosen had a hot tub in his dorm room as a freshman. When Mora asked Rosen what he was thinking, Rosen told him that he looked through the school’s code and there was nothing about a hot tub being prohibited from dorm rooms. “The hot tub … I thought was brilliant, to be quite frank,” Mora said. “Remember that he was an 18-year-old freshman. Let’s cut him a little slack here.” When Rosen wore a hat with an expletive about Donald Trump and put a photo of it on social media when Trump was running for president, it took off. “I doubt that he knew it was going to be such a big deal,” Mora said. “He does have opinions and he’s not afraid to tell people what he thinks, but I don’t hold that against him in any way. He was a young guy going through a growing process, maturing like all our kids do.” If you ask Mora, NFL teams have nothing to worry about with Rosen. “People are making up some negatives,” Mora said. “There really aren’t negatives.”
I'm so nervous that we pass on him and the Bills or Dolphins get him. It would be one thing if he is successful elsewhere. But it is going to kill me if he is in the division.
I don’t wanna pass on him period. He’s mastered the physical and mental tools necessary to be a great nfl qb and he’ll only improve. I’d rather take a shot with the guy most ready for the league than anyone else
Will you stop already. Please post one statement where he says he is only in it for the money. And Allen and Mayfield have just as much if not more of an injury history.
Heading into this past college season i made it known that Barkley was the most dominant player of this year's draft class. I still feel that way too. But many on here are right. We're drafting a QB @ pick #3. With that said I've put countless hours of watching film, game tape, interviews etc of Darnold, Rosen, Mayfield & Allen for the past couple of months. And Josh Rosen is the kid i want for my QB. Head concussions are my biggest fear with this kid but as a quarterback he reminds me so much of P. Manning in terms of his playing style within the pocket. To me. My opinion. But i believe Rosen is hands down the best pure QB of this year's draft class. Barkley is my favorite prospect but come tomorrow night Rosen will be my guy.
Don’t sleep on the Giants sitting back and taking Rosen. If you recall every mock up until the combine had Darnold and Rosen going #1 or #2. I think it’s safe to say that all the “reporting” since then has been complete and utter BS.
Remember when you tried bullshitting me about how you were all in on Darnold waaay back when? Full of it then, full of it now. . : )
Hey I bit on Rosen too. I was wrong. He doesn't have that same drive to learn as Darnold it appears. Sent from my SM-N950U using Tapatalk
