See it's that kind of helpful attitude that will assure you close this deal.

Meh. The customer is not always right.

CBSSports projects him 16th



























At QB

CBSSports is the saccopoo of draft projection.

Hue Jackson had to teach ginger warrior how to be a good NFL QB, but uh yeah hey TCU football guys!!!

Ginger Jesus was born a good NFL QB.

He was actually pretty bad to kinda bad and is now a possible darkhorse for MVP.

Great development, blocking and weapons helps a lot. TCU should be proud of that accomplishment, but it doesn't make them QB U and you're basically trolling about Boykin.

I would expect such an outlook from the Democratic-Socialist...:)

FYP

You can't diminish Red Rocket's greatness. Boykin will be better than Red Rocket.

Sweet.....we'll just have to wait 5 ****ing years.

That is incorrect. Boykin will come out of the gate throwing and running for touchdowns. He would be perfect to plug into our roster provided our shit coaching is fired.

Boykin had another great game last night. Even got Dana Holgerson to high five him because of a great run where he made 3 defenders miss.

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap300...trevone-boykin

Ask 5: What's best NFL comp for TCU QB Trevone Boykin?

TCU senior Trevone Boykin is among the leading Heisman Trophy contenders and is putting up tremendous numbers for the second consecutive season as a dual-threat quarterback. However, many expect he'll have to move to a different position for a chance to make it at the next level. I asked five NFL personnel executives to give me the best player comparison for Boykin. Here are their answers.

Executive 1: Tyrod Taylor
"I'm not a big Boykin guy. He's a better athlete than Taylor, but he's not as good a thrower."

Executive 2: Hines Ward
"They have almost identical builds coming out of college. I think Boykin's best shot at the next level is at wide receiver."

Executive 3: Seneca Wallace
"He reminds me of Wallace. I don't see him as an NFL starter, but he'll be an athletic backup."

Executive 4: Johnny Manziel
"Strictly on the field, he reminds me of Manziel. I think Boykin has a stronger arm than Manziel."

Executive 5: Antwaan Randle El
"He's not a QB (in the NFL), but I like his quickness and elusiveness. Maybe you get lucky and end up with someone like Randle El."

Verdict: That's one vote apiece for Taylor, Ward, Wallace, Manziel and Randle El.

Conclusion: I haven't done a lot of film work on Boykin yet, but after studying him over the summer, I wasn't confident that he had a chance as an NFL quarterback. No matter how he finishes the season, even if TCU wins the national title, the postseason will be huge for Boykin when it comes to all-star games and his decision on whether to stay at quarterback or play a different position.

Hooray for unnamed NFL execs who probably suck at their jobs.