This guy’s parents did just an incredible job raising him. You don’t learn to be coachable the first time you put on a uniform; your folks prepare you for that so that you go into the game with the right attitude. Any coach would kill to have a guy like JJ running their offense for the next 10-15 years.
But when JJ was asked to step up and throw, he was lights out. He was smart and accurate. Michigan would not have won as much without JJ. He was the leader and when his team needed a good throw from him he almost always delivered. I’m glad he was picked in the first round he absolutely deserves it. He will be a good qb I have no doubts.
Jim Harbaugh can talk any player into doing what he wants and the results are WINNING! Love this kid. I hope he becomes a great player to match him being a great young man!
Chop Robinson was definitely in the process of having himself a game. Our RT that game posted a 0.0 pass blocking grade. PFF gives you 40 just for lining up correctly 😂
I am going to miss him so much in Michigan but happy for him in Viking. He went to the right team as much as Viking is my enemy. I was so happy when he was picked
Great interview. Chop Robinson was the real deal. The first couple drops back when he was blasting JJ I was worried. Great to hear Coach Moore was way ahead of us. And way ahead of PSU! GO BLUE.
As a Commanders fan sitting at 2, I know they say it would be over drafting him here with Jayden and Maye on the board and I love Jayden… I think he’s QB #2. But I have JJ on the same tier as him and Maye. Just some guys have ELITE intangibles and his tangibles are great too. I think he needs more top end talent around him to be super successful (a la Brock Purdy) but he’s a better prospect than Purdy from a total tools and athleticism standpoint. But he gives me that kind of vibe. He’s got his weaknesses but I see a lot of potential and I’d be ok with reaching for him at 2 if they decided to do that here.
As a chargers fan I have personally wanted to be the harbaugh pregame pumper upper of Herbert for so long. Now we get to see one per Sunday 😭😭😭 Hype him up Harbaugh! Get him out of his shell!!
I know for JJ it must have hurt a lot but the rewards he will get from surviving that pain will go a long way in his future pro career. There will be times in life on and off the field when things don't go your way and you will have to deal with that in real time especially when you are on the field. The lessons you learned by not having people pander to you because you are the QB will will help you a lot more that those who received the special treatment, throwing 50 times a game. Look at the most of the championship winners and they have a run first approach where the QB needs to there in the moment for those critical situations. When QBs have to throw all the time, I just notice that in those critical situations they mostly fold in those high pressure situations because they have exhausted themselves to the point where when the team really needs them, it's hard for them to be since by that time the defences have adjusted to what you are trying to do with your game plan. When you are run first the defence adjust their game plan on defence late in games to maybe key in on the run which can open opportunities for the QB in the passing game when the game is on the line. One thing of note is that I don't think WR are as talented as they were like say Megatron. Dude went to Georgia Tech while they ran triple option and still got his yards. When you are a badass on the field don't matter what system you play in, you are going to be a badass. Now all these WRs need these spread offences to get their yards because they are passing 55 times a game out of 67 snaps on the average. Just something I noticed now where receivers are physically more talented than most of them in past years but I don't see the same level of technicians I saw in years previous.
You have the whole data set. It's not a sample. It's just a smaller data set but statistically there is still plenty of data to make a decent judgement. Smaller data sets only mean the measures of variation and central tendency are a little broader. There is plenty of data
@@robe2504 We all have a right to our opinion but I'll agree to disagree based on the "eye data". I don't have to look far to see that stats aren't the "Be all" of talent.
@@Professional-fh1ow I'm just pointing out that you mis-used the term "sample size". You're not sampling. You have all the data. The press do it all te time. Just ask yourself - are they sampling systematically, randomly, or structured randomly, and you'll find out that they're not sampling at all - hence "sample size" is a ridiculously irrelevant term to use. All the data says JJ will be very good.
@@robe2504 Thank you for that piece of advice that forwards mankinds thinking because the entire world should know that "sample size is a ridic and irrelevant term to use. I'm sure you'll say..."only in this context". So, that said...let me ask you based on that response...is a sample size the equal to a poll of opinion? A sample size results in opinion but so does a poll?
@@Professional-fh1ow JJ threw 240 passes last season - which is plenty of data for any statistically significant problems to have shown up. I was being polite, but any "sample size" statements in relation to JJ are pure BS. Your question about samples and opinion polls conflates two different ideas, and literally makes no sense. There is sampling of a process with measures of central tendency and variation, and there is sampling as part of survey design which is a completely different thing. Throwing a ball is a process not a survey, so about 30 measures of each type of throw is generally enough for a solid measure of variation. Survey design sampling measured by the margin of error and confidence interval selected. From memory 384 randomly sampled subjects results in a 5% margin of error with a 95% confidence interval. It's an exponential scale so getting more accurate than 3% MOE is very expensive which is why typical opinion polls are somewhere around 1000 people with a 3% margin of error and 95% C.I. Skol!
Remeber yall bozos that said the Panthers bum qb was gonna be better than cj? As a Michigan man i can admit cj a dawg. Give credit ya feel me and look how thay turned out! Jj won us a championship and is goated imo. Hes beyond UNDERRATED and yall will see that but when hes back in Michigan, hes gottta be aware of my mans hutch ;p ALWAYS GO BLUE! NEVER NO HATE. 17 -0
What is that hair? I dunno. Only time I really watched him play was vs and How he started game vs Bama (bailed out by penalty) was a bad first impression, and without Harbaugh’s endorsement, I highly doubt he’s a first round pick.
Dude was pissed they devalued his stock. And this is why Michigan can’t close on a 5 star QB. They lost out on the last 3 cycles on QBs in their own backyard. It works for them, obviously but they won’t ever get elite QBs or WRs going forward with their philosophy. Historically, they never have been a 5 ⭐️ QB school, minus Henson. Dude even threw lil shade at Brady & bigged up PM. Brady don’t give AF about his school. Sad.
i don't want to be negative with such a well spoken and mature young man but him saying it was a bitter pill to swallow playing within the Harbaugh offense, shows a lack of understanding of how talented Michigan was compared to most of their opponents and how the QB on such a team has such an easy job to look great when you decide to throw the ball, knowing that you have a great running game and great defense must be incredibly comforting for anyone under center. The NFL is the antithesis of that; where by design every team is almost equal and what sets them apart is do they have a QB that can win games against the best teams in big moments when the opposing defense has taken away all your easy answers. Times like that he will wish he had the "bitter pill"
Sky is the limit for JJ and I’ll be rooting for him the whole way.
How the hell can you not love this guy
fr 😂 just haters and miserable ppl
This kid is a MAN!! He was brought up properly! Kudos to him and his parents!!!
Michigan men! That's all that needs to be said. JJ McCarthy is on his way. Attack each day with an enthusiasm unknown to mankind! Go Blue!
Kid's got a head on his shoulders, that's for sure. I can see why teams like him interviews.
JJ is absolutely fantastic!!
Great young man. Happy as hell he's a Viking! Scrambles like Fran !
This guy’s parents did just an incredible job raising him. You don’t learn to be coachable the first time you put on a uniform; your folks prepare you for that so that you go into the game with the right attitude. Any coach would kill to have a guy like JJ running their offense for the next 10-15 years.
The Team, The Team, The Team. 😊😊😊
I’m happy he’s staying close to us 😊
Great kid, awesome spirits very well spoken. Wish this kid nothing but the best!
Great young man. It’s hard to tell how good he can be.
But when JJ was asked to step up and throw, he was lights out. He was smart and accurate. Michigan would not have won as much without JJ. He was the leader and when his team needed a good throw from him he almost always delivered.
I’m glad he was picked in the first round he absolutely deserves it. He will be a good qb I have no doubts.
JJ is the man gonna suck for us Michigan fans if he gets drafted by the Vikings and we have to root against him
I always pull for michigan guys over the nfl teams , it’s a business.
@@andrewaddison6270 He's on my Vikings!!!
@@andrewaddison6270you were saying?
@@PopPunkSkol I knew he was going to Vikings. What's new??
He's going to the Vikings for sure. Just know it.
Vikings fans y'all got a winner 🏆
Jim Harbaugh can talk any player into doing what he wants and the results are WINNING! Love this kid. I hope he becomes a great player to match him being a great young man!
How can you not love him. Dude’s humble af
Chop Robinson was definitely in the process of having himself a game. Our RT that game posted a 0.0 pass blocking grade. PFF gives you 40 just for lining up correctly 😂
I came here to say the same. Hopefully obvious to any one watching the game.
But he lost his lane and Corum had the big run
I wonder how chop feels about being shut down, not because of being outplayed, but being outcoached
Let's get SB ring to add to his collection!! Love this guy!
us vikings fans can only dream
I am going to miss him so much in Michigan but happy for him in Viking. He went to the right team as much as Viking is my enemy. I was so happy when he was picked
I don’t know how you could pass on his mentality. He’s only 21. It’s a good situation, I’m excited for him
He did what we needed him to do…and made every clutch play when called upon. Dude is HIM
Great interview. Chop Robinson was the real deal. The first couple drops back when he was blasting JJ I was worried. Great to hear Coach Moore was way ahead of us. And way ahead of PSU! GO BLUE.
As a Commanders fan sitting at 2, I know they say it would be over drafting him here with Jayden and Maye on the board and I love Jayden… I think he’s QB #2. But I have JJ on the same tier as him and Maye. Just some guys have ELITE intangibles and his tangibles are great too. I think he needs more top end talent around him to be super successful (a la Brock Purdy) but he’s a better prospect than Purdy from a total tools and athleticism standpoint. But he gives me that kind of vibe. He’s got his weaknesses but I see a lot of potential and I’d be ok with reaching for him at 2 if they decided to do that here.
How can you not like this guy!
Getting a bit ahead of myself here - but WELCOME TO THE VIKINGS JJ!! WOOHOO!
Loved every minute of this!!!!
"Walter Payton told me..........". GOLD!
He's pretty good 👍 👌 😉 😏 😌 ☺️ 😊😊, JJ, he's a Champion 🏆 🥇 🏅 👍 👌 😉 Forever .........
As a chargers fan I have personally wanted to be the harbaugh pregame pumper upper of Herbert for so long. Now we get to see one per Sunday 😭😭😭
Hype him up Harbaugh! Get him out of his shell!!
Guy definetly gives a great interview. Can see why teams liked him. Maturity goes a long way.
Seems like a class guy. Raised well and coached well.
It's almost like listening to people who have been in your shoes, or very near to your shoes before is something worth doing.
Have fun passing in the NFL!
Dude talks like he’s a 10 year vet, definitely took some communication classes
I wonder how many non Viking fans are going to be rooting for JJ McCarthy just for his magnetic personality.
I know for JJ it must have hurt a lot but the rewards he will get from surviving that pain will go a long way in his future pro career. There will be times in life on and off the field when things don't go your way and you will have to deal with that in real time especially when you are on the field. The lessons you learned by not having people pander to you because you are the QB will will help you a lot more that those who received the special treatment, throwing 50 times a game. Look at the most of the championship winners and they have a run first approach where the QB needs to there in the moment for those critical situations. When QBs have to throw all the time, I just notice that in those critical situations they mostly fold in those high pressure situations because they have exhausted themselves to the point where when the team really needs them, it's hard for them to be since by that time the defences have adjusted to what you are trying to do with your game plan. When you are run first the defence adjust their game plan on defence late in games to maybe key in on the run which can open opportunities for the QB in the passing game when the game is on the line.
One thing of note is that I don't think WR are as talented as they were like say Megatron. Dude went to Georgia Tech while they ran triple option and still got his yards. When you are a badass on the field don't matter what system you play in, you are going to be a badass. Now all these WRs need these spread offences to get their yards because they are passing 55 times a game out of 67 snaps on the average. Just something I noticed now where receivers are physically more talented than most of them in past years but I don't see the same level of technicians I saw in years previous.
damn I like this kid
I see that some national tv hosts are down on JMac but based on the sample size, I think we have the best yet to see from a passing JMac!💙💛〽
You have the whole data set. It's not a sample. It's just a smaller data set but statistically there is still plenty of data to make a decent judgement. Smaller data sets only mean the measures of variation and central tendency are a little broader. There is plenty of data
@@robe2504 We all have a right to our opinion but I'll agree to disagree based on the "eye data". I don't have to look far to see that stats aren't the "Be all" of talent.
@@Professional-fh1ow I'm just pointing out that you mis-used the term "sample size". You're not sampling.
You have all the data. The press do it all te time. Just ask yourself - are they sampling systematically, randomly, or structured randomly, and you'll find out that they're not sampling at all - hence "sample size" is a ridiculously irrelevant term to use.
All the data says JJ will be very good.
@@robe2504 Thank you for that piece of advice that forwards mankinds thinking because the entire world should know that "sample size is a ridic and irrelevant term to use. I'm sure you'll say..."only in this context".
So, that said...let me ask you based on that response...is a sample size the equal to a poll of opinion? A sample size results in opinion but so does a poll?
@@Professional-fh1ow JJ threw 240 passes last season - which is plenty of data for any statistically significant problems to have shown up.
I was being polite, but any "sample size" statements in relation to JJ are pure BS.
Your question about samples and opinion polls conflates two different ideas, and literally makes no sense.
There is sampling of a process with measures of central tendency and variation, and there is sampling as part of survey design which is a completely different thing.
Throwing a ball is a process not a survey, so about 30 measures of each type of throw is generally enough for a solid measure of variation.
Survey design sampling measured by the margin of error and confidence interval selected. From memory 384 randomly sampled subjects results in a 5% margin of error with a 95% confidence interval.
It's an exponential scale so getting more accurate than 3% MOE is very expensive which is why typical opinion polls are somewhere around 1000 people with a 3% margin of error and 95% C.I.
Skol!
Not arrogant, not ignorant, he’s a mature football player who knows how to play the game.
The next generations hair has evolved from the Bieber swoop and Pauli D blowout into the JJ McArthy.
Welcome to Minnesota my boy!! SKOL🙏🏽
J.J has all the tools of today's NFL QB.
Let's see what he does when he doesn't have a boldozer of an O-line that Michigan had
JJ the GOAT
Apart from presenting himself well in this interview, I was most impressed by J.J.'s football neck. That boy is far from fragile.
GO BLUE FOREVER!!!
I feel like running the ball so much was to protect him. It ain’t gonna be easier in the NFL
JJ must be short for Jom Jrady
He would make an excellent USAF officer
So Coach Harbaugh was Colonial Nathan Jessup and JJ was a marine? 🤐
“They follow orders or people die” 😂
Did you order the code red!?
I wouldn't be mad if Giants drafted this kid
27-1 and a national championship are pretty good tasting “bitter pills”
Remeber yall bozos that said the Panthers bum qb was gonna be better than cj? As a Michigan man i can admit cj a dawg. Give credit ya feel me and look how thay turned out! Jj won us a championship and is goated imo. Hes beyond UNDERRATED and yall will see that but when hes back in Michigan, hes gottta be aware of my mans hutch ;p ALWAYS GO BLUE! NEVER NO HATE. 17 -0
JJ tell the truth. Ur boy Karsen Barnhart was getting bbq chickened by Chop Robinson. We all know it. Barnhart can't play tackle.
A TEAM player.
translation: I was coached well but I have more to show. 9 is a dog
What is that hair? I dunno. Only time I really watched him play was vs and How he started game vs Bama (bailed out by penalty) was a bad first impression, and without Harbaugh’s endorsement, I highly doubt he’s a first round pick.
Dude was pissed they devalued his stock. And this is why Michigan can’t close on a 5 star QB. They lost out on the last 3 cycles on QBs in their own backyard. It works for them, obviously but they won’t ever get elite QBs or WRs going forward with their philosophy. Historically, they never have been a 5 ⭐️ QB school, minus Henson. Dude even threw lil shade at Brady & bigged up PM. Brady don’t give AF about his school. Sad.
Bust
He’s a good kid, but let’s do something about the hair.
Swallowed a lot of hard pills for a national champion… hope he’s okay
Does JJ own a mirror? Because that's the worst hairstyle since Donald Trump!
🥦
He owes a lot to Connor.
And you owe a lot of crayons that you ate
i don't want to be negative with such a well spoken and mature young man but him saying it was a bitter pill to swallow playing within the Harbaugh offense, shows a lack of understanding of how talented Michigan was compared to most of their opponents and how the QB on such a team has such an easy job to look great when you decide to throw the ball, knowing that you have a great running game and great defense must be incredibly comforting for anyone under center. The NFL is the antithesis of that; where by design every team is almost equal and what sets them apart is do they have a QB that can win games against the best teams in big moments when the opposing defense has taken away all your easy answers. Times like that he will wish he had the "bitter pill"
He paid homage to a buckeye. He no longer represents the wing helmet
L take bud. If you can’t respect what cj stroud is doing, then you don’t deserve to be a fan of this rivalry.
@@monkeyman9856 I'm being sarcastic. College football humor.
I'm glad JJ was taken by my Vikings this guy is legit as much as I hated to say it. I love that I get to cheer for him now!
Dude should shave his head lol
naw bro full mullet for the vikings fans
Nah he’s got a full head of hair still
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