I really don't like any of the late round prospects. Maybe Renfree but I haven't seen a lot of him...and he's injured.

Ya I remember that.

Insert gif of deer in headlights.

There aren't usually a lot of late rounders that are exciting. If there's anything about their game at all that makes you say :hmmm: they're ending up somewhere in the 2nd-3rd range.

Every Sherlock has his Watson

This is what ive found

Then he threw 3/6 for 33 yards and an int in the bowl game...

I don't know, i have seen some amazing throws from Geno and it has made me very biased when it comes to this crop of QB's. Like others have said, I would draft Cameron in the latter rounds after we take a QB in round 1.

I think everyone is just so "meh" on the whole QB class; there is a lot of talk that there are no QBs worth taking in the first round. I think Cameron has suffered due to being lumped into an otherwise bad QB class.

Also, I don't think he fits in with a lot of offensive schemes. I think Reid's offense with all the short passing fits his skillset really well.

Would I bet the entire franchise on him prior to the draft? No, but I would certainly bring him in to compete with (and complement) Geno.

Ricky Stanzi.

Well, that sucks.

NO .....

True enough. People thought Ryan Lindley was a good pick

Hell, I thought Lindley was an intriguing prospect.

So much for that! :D

Lindley was garbage in college. Why did people think he could be good?

I have no problem grabbing a prospect QB in the 5th round every other year or so.

I wouldn't say he was garbage. He had a - arm and some + traits.

It's becoming very obvious that while tangibles, particularly height, aren't the be all/end all for QBs anymore (if they ever were), having a live arm is an absolute prerequisite for any inkling of success in today's NFL.