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? They both run and put themselves at risk.It depends on the team. There’s no wrong answer to be honest. I mean any team would be happy with either guy. Lawerence is younger and has a freakish physical profile while Burrow has some of the most advanced IQ coming into the draft. I don’t think age is a factor here because a guy like Burrow should be able to play well into his 30s while a guy like Lawerence will have to learn how to protect himself and develop as a pocket passer before his body breaks down from all the nasty hits he takes when he runs.
? They both run and put themselves at risk.
25? Get your facts right before calling other folks bias.Everyone in this thread says they are not bias but the homerism is clear. I think both are as close can't miss prospects as you're going to find. Burrow is a 25 yr old grad student, so he has a litlle more maturity than Trevor. What he went through at OSU clearly helped his development and will to win. Trevor beat Bama as a a freshman but it took Deshaun two times to say that. They're both are going to have uphill climbs because of the teams they're going to.
He can learn, he's a true sophomore.One learned how to slide and avoid taking big hits while the other has a habit of leaving himself open to taking hits. Lawrence is a huge target in the open field and he’s not a runner who looks to avoid taking hits in the open field.
You can't discount the CFB national championship in Burrow's head to head with Lawrence. One guy had the killer instinct and the determination to win no matter what. The other guy threw the ball into the dirt or into the stands. One guy focused, the other confused and apathetic. Joe Burrow all day over Trevor Lawrence.
Trevor beat Alabama because he's talented but was a freshman kid without any concept of what pressure was. Since that game the expectations were on as was the pressure and he had the chance to show he was the greatest college prospect of all time (since he was annointed that be every sports reporter on Earth) and he blinked. Trevor is very talented and is very marketable and beloved by the media, but he lacks the killer instinct to be at a certain level. He's not even the best Clemson QB, I'd take DeShaun Watson in college over Trevor Lawrence any day. And Watson took that competitiveness and killer instinct straight to the NFL.