Bless't
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I'm not too high on Hackenberg, seems like the Bortles/Gabbert type
Dont lump Bortles in with Gabberts horrible ass.
He is already head and shoulders better than Gabbert.
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CFB brehs ... what QB's with pro potential can we look forward to this upcoming season?
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Dont lump Bortles in with Gabberts horrible ass.
He is already head and shoulders better than Gabbert.
with KEssler being a senior, if he has a good year I couldl see him getting alot of NFL discussion.
But yeah, this year there are no pre-season standouts. But that's what makes cfb so great b/c you know someone will come out of nowhere.
malbaker86
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I'm not too high on Hackenberg, seems like the Bortles/Gabbert type
So you dissed my Jags on the sneak
Why couldnt he be a junior
RammerJammer
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The Connor Cook slander in here is hilarious. They said the same things about Matt Ryan (boring, nothing special, average, etc). One day y'all might learn that ridiculous, eye-popping athleticism + godlike arm strength are not the penultimate requirements to play QB at a high level.
The only problem I have with Cook is sometimes he makes absolutely mind-numbing decisions (see: the late pick against Baylor when he could've easily just thrown the ball away). With that being said, those mistakes are 1. rare and 2. he still has another year of tape to produce. Not to mention, it's not like he's the first QB to make mistakes in college. The aforementioned Ryan threw more INTs in his senior year alone at BC than Cook has thrown in his career. Everybody loves Winston, but the same applies (threw 18 last year at FSU).
Unless Cook's level of play completely falls off a cliff this year, he'll be a fine prospect at the quarterback position. Games to watch this year: Oregon, @ Nebraska, @ OSU
The only problem I have with Cook is sometimes he makes absolutely mind-numbing decisions (see: the late pick against Baylor when he could've easily just thrown the ball away). With that being said, those mistakes are 1. rare and 2. he still has another year of tape to produce. Not to mention, it's not like he's the first QB to make mistakes in college. The aforementioned Ryan threw more INTs in his senior year alone at BC than Cook has thrown in his career. Everybody loves Winston, but the same applies (threw 18 last year at FSU).
Unless Cook's level of play completely falls off a cliff this year, he'll be a fine prospect at the quarterback position. Games to watch this year: Oregon, @ Nebraska, @ OSU
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Can you add your expertise to this thread please?
I AM WARHOL
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Came in to say Watson but if you are talking about this next draft only I'm sure someone will break out during the season
SHAQAVELLI
We Are Penn State
Hackenberg will be a good pro QB, I think.
That ESPN The Magazine article from like a month ago was a great read. There's certainly questions. He's got a great arm, but so did Jake Locker.
As mentioned, the Penn State offensive line was unbearable to watch in 2014. It's improved this year. I think we'll see him back like his freshman year on steroids.
That ESPN The Magazine article from like a month ago was a great read. There's certainly questions. He's got a great arm, but so did Jake Locker.
As mentioned, the Penn State offensive line was unbearable to watch in 2014. It's improved this year. I think we'll see him back like his freshman year on steroids.
BelowTheMasonDixon
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Carson Wentz from North Dakota State.
BelowTheMasonDixon
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Carson Wentz from North Dakota State.
he has small hands
cal played oregon in a monsoon either last year or the year before, and goff was taken out because he couldn't grip the football