I think Moore is a definite sleeper. I know people don't like his height, but according to ESPN, he's listed at 6-1, which is still taller than Brees I think. He's my 2nd choice.

Moore is small and doesn't have the arm.

He has the IQ and accuracy. And not just good enough accuracy. He's pin point. That to me is worth a 3rd rounder.

Well, Moore just climbed up the ladder of prospects in my eyes.

I haven't seen him, but your low opinion of him is all the endorsement for him that I need.

I think RG3's stock will continue to rise, and Jones' will drop.

My only problem with Moore other than his small frame is that he's a lefty. And he looks damn good for a lefty.

We should take RG3

I'm now convinced.

I'd take him in the 2nd.

He's nothing compared to Andrew Luck though.

Height and arm strength are always the best factors to pick a QB.

While arm strength isn't the #1 priority, it seems like there's often a pendulum effective in discussing the importance of this attribute, and thus it often becomes underrated.

I don't think I'd feel comfortable putting my franchise in the hands of a QB like RG3. He does have talent but worth a top 10 pick in the QB department? If Foles or Barkley are still on the board? I'm not so sure.

Yea your ability to spot talent is so much better: Jarron Giilbert, Jamon Meredith, etc to name a few.

You don't think Height and arm strength are factors for teams drafting QB's?

Gasp. You mean we're all wrong every once in a while?!?

And some more than others.

I'm not comparing, but Montana was 6'2 with a relatively weak arm but it's not about arm strength, IMO. The most important fundamentals of QBing are accuracy, decision making, poise, footwork and pocket presence. There are no perfect QBs but arm strength isn't the most important thing. If your coach is smart he's fitting the scheme around the QBs talents; getting the most out of him. It should be a fun offseason (and an even better one if we get the #1 pick).