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Lamar Jackson Declares For NFL Draft

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Not a huge surprise and what I believe is the right decision, Lamar has entered the 2018 NFL draft per multiple tweets.

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So happy for Lamar. Go get that money and prove your doubters wrong. :thumb:

 

Favorite Cardinal ever. We'll miss ya, GOAT.

Interested to see how Lamar does at the next level. Some games I would watch him and think, "this dude is going to be ok in the NFL at QB." Other times I would watch and think, "this dude has no shot as an NFL QB."

In the right situation I think he'll be fine, hopefully he goes to a team that doesn't need him to be the franchise from day one.

Good luck Lamar, we will (greatly) miss you!!

 

Truly hope he lands into a program right off the bat for which he is well suited.

So happy for Lamar. Go get that money and prove your doubters wrong. :thumb:

 

Favorite Cardinal ever. We'll miss ya, GOAT.

 

I’m still on the Teddy train as favorite football Cardinal. If only for that Rutgers game where he was basically working with one leg and one arm and was splitting time with Will Stein to preserve his health and still rolled up 260 yds and 2 TDs.

 

But yeah, Lamar is right up there. I’ll miss him but it’s time. Good luck to him.

Jackson always struck me as a high charactor person.

 

High charactor and talent is a great combination.

 

I doubt he'll be on the board when the Saints draft, but would think that would be a great fit.

 

Brees is 38. Two years behind him and then take over.

How good of an NFL quarterback will he be? He’s always impressed me at the college level but the NFL is a different beast.

This biggest problem is that he can't get hit as much in the NFL or he'll be on injured reserve. He will have to polish up on passing.

In the right situation I think he'll be fine, hopefully he goes to a team that doesn't need him to be the franchise from day one.

 

Avoid Cleveland like the plague.

JMO, but Lamar's NFL future is as a WR.

 

I am in this camp. Just do not think he is a good enough passer to have any success in the NFL.

Just do not think he is a good enough passer to have any success in the NFL.

 

Based on what exactly?

Lamar’s been a QB since middle school. If we’re concerned about his limited ability to adapt to that position in the NFL, what makes people think he can run a route or catch a pass, things he’s literally never been asked to do?

Lamar’s been a QB since middle school. If we’re concerned about his limited ability to adapt to that position in the NFL, what makes people think he can run a route or catch a pass, things he’s literally never been asked to do?

 

The "he can't play QB in the NFL" narrative is lazy, at best. He obviously will need to improve on parts of his game (what player doesn't when moving to the NFL?), but saying he can't play the position is foolish.

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