If Rattler was starting for Georgia he would have been a top 3 pick.

@Peppy869

12 күн бұрын

No. If you can’t be a top 10 pick at oklohoma and the big 12 7-on-7 flag league, then you’re not being a top ten QB from the sec.

@user-bk1gj3zt4g

9 күн бұрын

Umm no , no he NEVER WAS he has been on a tough , high scoring team in Oklahoma so no , Spencer is just another guy, I can produce film of a quarterback having a better game here or there but nowhere near a top tier QB

What’s crazy is Spencer is one of the reasons Xavier Leggete was drafted to high, the WR taken in the first which people said he shouldn’t have been. And the steal of a pick taken in the 5th. 💀

Hes better than JJ McCarthy and No Nicks

@PowerHourNFL

2 ай бұрын

What don’t you like about the other two?

@analyticalinsight

Ай бұрын

​@@PowerHourNFL That they are white

New Orleans finally picks a good QB.

He will start some games for the saints this year. Carr is not that great and prone to injury. Spencer is a top 3 qb in this draft. He has played a ton of football around a bad cast. He is used to pressure and has knack for knowing when to run. Not fleetfooted but processes things quickly. At the very least, if he stays healthy he will play multiple years in the NFL. Easily the best deal in the late rounds. If they can protect him and not drop his passes he will supplant Carr as the starter. He is really good at the 8-45 yard throws. It will not be hard for him to learn the offense. He ran a simplified version of this in college and was asked to throw it every down. Saints did well in picking him up.

Since when a Qb is required to have elite athleticism? He is a Qb not a running back..

@kona7043

23 күн бұрын

they aren't. RBs aren't either. look at kyren, le'veon bell. every position can be not athletic or athletic and potentially put things together.

@tier1solutions28

14 күн бұрын

Since DEs have gotten so crazy good. O lines can't hold them off anymore

@itisnottaken4444

8 күн бұрын

You say that until you have 4.5 running edge rushers running at you. It’s not longer a novelty to be able to escape the pocket with how athletic defenses are now a days.

@-PURPLE-HEAD

6 күн бұрын

@@tier1solutions28DE’s aren’t better, it’s just that teams throw so much more

But great job on your film break down. Really great job

@PowerHourNFL

7 күн бұрын

Thanks Phillip! What was your favorite part?

@philiphavard4315

7 күн бұрын

I really like the way you broke down every play and how you thirely explained what he did wrong and what he did right and why? A lot of sports media analyst just say they don't like something or do, but never says why. It was just a great job explaining everything buddy 👍

I don't care what all you experts think, I've watched him long enough to say with no hesitation that he has elite arm strength and accuracy.

@PowerHourNFL

15 күн бұрын

“God is the only expert” - Charles Barkley

He seems to be quite polarizing. I get it, I didn't like him on the Netflix show either, and I rooted against him at first, but I've really liked listening to him in interviews and getting to know more about his journey. He plays and communicates like an intelligent quarterback who is a real craftsman. His footwork and movement in the pocket is NFL polished-especially when you compare him to guys like Maye and Penix who people didn't hesitate to call high-end prospects. Not to mention his arm talent and throwing mechanics, which again are more polished than many others in this draft-he's very accurate throwing from the pocket and on the run and consistently hits his receivers w proper leverage, which I think proves itself w the high completion percentage out of a pro-style offense and career 77-32 TD:INT ratio. The only real concerns to me are size and overall athleticism, but seeing how Bryce Young went #1 overall last year, I'm not sure why Rattler had to fall to the fifth round. What a steal for New Orleans, I really think they found a gem.

@PowerHourNFL

7 күн бұрын

Let’s hope so CJ!

Has he grown up. Acted like a Diva at Oklahoma .He will be playing with men.

I've been on his side ever since I watched the N. Carolina vs S. Carolina game. I think he's better than Maye. I think he lost his quickness from when he was lighter (weight) at OK, but he'd be a steel for my Seahawks. The ball he throws is great, keeps his eyes down field, leads the WR, nice deep ball. only things he needs to work on are throwing on the roll, being more shifty in the pocket, escaping pass rush, and taking what the defense gives you. I'd so play him the second year or late in the first if my team is going down hill.

@PowerHourNFL

Ай бұрын

Better than Maye?!

@rafaaybarraa

28 күн бұрын

@@PowerHourNFL processor yes.

@princekubakuba9682

13 күн бұрын

@@PowerHourNFLyes better than maye. Are you slow?

@PowerHourNFL

13 күн бұрын

@@princekubakuba9682 nah. I’m not a coward like you

@princekubakuba9682

12 күн бұрын

@@PowerHourNFL tighten up bud

That RT must've been Evan Neal 😅

@PowerHourNFL

Ай бұрын

Danggggg ☠️

Buddy u keep saying maybe a more athletic QB possibly could have avoided the sack but the field was very slippery it was soaking wet. I think he did awesome. Most QB would have taken a hell of a lot more sacks. Watching this film he's way better than I originally thought

@PowerHourNFL

5 күн бұрын

Field was wet for sure. Thanks for watching, Phillip

We need a Kedon Slovis breakdown.

@PowerHourNFL

2 ай бұрын

What do you like the most about Slovis?!

@KaidonSalter4Heisman

2 ай бұрын

@@PowerHourNFL guys got wheels, and gets rid of the ball quick AF. Definitely needs some work but hoping he can get a 6th or 7th round selection on a halfway decent team, sit for a while and develop. Don't really see him as a starting QB, but could turn into a solid backup who sticks around for a while.

Seen a lot of his games at OU and SC. He’s not that good, but I hope he proves me wrong in my opinion of him.

Who dat

@frankcortez2070

4 күн бұрын

WHO DAT FAm !!!

Is his laugh real???? He’s trolling right?

@PowerHourNFL

5 күн бұрын

You don't like people having fun?

I hope my Rams snag him and train him behind Stafford like GB did to J ♥

@PowerHourNFL

2 ай бұрын

Sheeeeesh that would be a good fit for him

@scarlettm8702

28 күн бұрын

Stetsons back

I can see potential for your analysis to get better & your channel to grow. But I don't want to comment on anyone else's stream. Having said that, one of the comments is "Your analysis is weak. He stares his receivers down, lacks creativity...he never improved from high school." Your response is fine. But I think that if you can see it, it shouldn't be missing from your videos. I don't know if you have a separate editor, but here's what the former teacher-coach- on the job trainer in me has to say. Take it or leave it, I wouldn't bother unless I saw something of value in this. We *don't need **_ANY_** mid-range plays* almost ever. Give us the highs & lows. Decision-making, some highs. Staring down receivers, low. Establish some sort of baseline. The middle stuff needs to have a context. Otherwise it's boring af. "Look at this One Play where he Did Okay" is completely unnecessary without any baseline within which he made it. Here's what I like: you're showing plays where the QB you're focusing on Did Right even if the play failed. One of my favorite videos compared whatever Young & Stroud do _in the NFL_ before lack of on-field talent or bad play-calling sank the plays. You're already doing this, showing how a defender made a good play or the play failed but Rattler made the best play out of it he could. Expand on doing that because no one else is. The best thing I can recommend to anyone trying to grow their channel is to offer something not found elsewhere. The Stroud-Young example above is one guy who releases one video a month. Another thing they did in that one video you can do is compare two prospects or players at the same position. Let me show you something that wasn't even trying to do this, kzread.info/dash/bejne/Z36Dk7KspdOsj7g.html. It's a collection of college highlights of Caleb Williams & another QB. Williams is supposed to be a tier up from everyone else. So how is it possible that another QB's highlights look to be in the same tier? Well, it only is seen when shown together. See, if you do videos that show what others won't see anywhere else, that's the quickest way to grow your channel. That's my best advice & I'll check out your other vids now 😉.

@PowerHourNFL

5 күн бұрын

Thanks for your advice. I'm not really a highlight guy. I don't quite get the "mid range" criticism either.

@choosecarefully408

5 күн бұрын

@@PowerHourNFL Okay, my comments are staying now. the reason you can get comments like the one I pasted is you're giving far too few examples. & the ones you're giving aren't showing us the best & worst. If you only show a few, ya gotta show a wider range. The highs & lows establish a baseline within which the mid-range throws have a context. Not the other way around.

He compares to Mahomes

@gelato3299

2 ай бұрын

No

@kurtlomas4108

2 ай бұрын

Because he's mixed lol

@gunnznbutter7959

2 ай бұрын

Mahomes is who this guy thought he was gonna be. I remember watching him on QB1.

His combine numbers are probably in the 75th percentile of all HS FB players in the country 😆 This boy is going to get ate up bad.

Pick rattler over penix to sit 3yrs

👍

The first play is a missed read

@PowerHourNFL

2 ай бұрын

Give me your thoughts. You think he should hit the dig over the middle?

He probably has the most elite arm I’ve ever seen in my life

@PowerHourNFL

2 ай бұрын

Not even Top 3 in this class, but I think it's solid

@brianyedinak211

Ай бұрын

😂😂😂

Your analysis is weak. He stares his receivers down, lacks creativity...he never improved from high school.

@ald7248

2 ай бұрын

Exactly. Suffers from tunnel vision, too. He was an early bloomer who stopped developing early on in college.

@PowerHourNFL

2 ай бұрын

I mean, he improved from last year to this year. But I do agree, he does tend to lock on quite a bit. His athleticism limits creativity. But he does get to second read at 6:30.

@paulbegansky5650

2 ай бұрын

@@PowerHourNFL average arm talent, average mobility, low leadership (see ou), low guts all equal to below average, practice squad yes, see if he develops, needs qb whisperer

@1001011011010

11 күн бұрын

​@@paulbegansky5650 Leadership improved after OU but yes he should try to be developed, not a plug in and play sorta guy

@paulbegansky5650

11 күн бұрын

@1001011011010 well the good thing about the NFL, not for long league, you will see pretty early if there is a chance