This is what we've all been talking about.

Once these start happening for the guys playing in Bowls, QB's are going to skyrocket.

I would not mind this kid at all. He is going to make a Ryan Tannehill/Christian Ponder like rise in the first.

I know people love Geno, but I really love what Wilson can do.

Dude is going to be a really solid pro QB.

Hell, I wouldn't complain at all if they decided to take him 1st.

i'd be shocked if 2 QBs aren't taken in the first 5 picks (smith and wilson)....4 in the first round

Tyler's stock will only continue to rise from now till draft, I would really love to see him in a Chiefs uniform.

I'd be fine with either Smith or Wilson.

All of them will have the same thing happen.

There's gonna be at least 4 QBs go in the 1st round, probably 3 in the top 15.

I wouldn't be shocked if all of these guys go in the first round.

Smith
Wilson
Barkley
Glennon
Jones (Pioli will take him wherever he goes)
Murray

I'd be fine with him or Geno.

The guy is going to be a stud in the pros. He has everything you want.

It will be interesting to see if Wilson somehow jumps Smith

Wouldn't shock me at all...

I'm expecting it, actually.

Wilson is in the Sr Bowl and if he does everything at the combine and Smith doesn't play in the Sr Bowl or throw at the combine then I could see Wilson having a chance to overtake Smith. Not saying I think he will but maybe the prospect of it will push Smith to do everything he can in the draft process to secure him as the #1 pick in the draft.

Tyler Wilson's ceiling is Jay Cutler right, which is very good BTW?

It could/should be a lot higher than Jay Cutler.

Also, he doesn't have Jay Cutler's pouty bitch pussy attitude.

arm is not as strong which gets him in trouble at times, more like Warner with Trent's mobility pre-knee injury

Wilson does force the ball sometimes but with his shit team can you really blame him. This kid has that competitive fire and no one wants to win more than him. I honestly think he will be the best quarterback coming out of this draft.

Yeah, I'd say more of a Bretty Favre/Steve Young type attitude.

After watching more and more of the footage that's available to the average fan, I'm starting to think the same thing.
I'm on board with Geno, but something about him is setting of alarms in my head, but what do I know.

Racist?


I kid I kid.

Foxsports has him going #14 to the Jets...and the Chiefs getting Joeckel

1. Kansas City Chiefs: Luke Joeckel, Offensive tackle, Texas A&M*

The Chiefs are due for a change at the quarterback position, that’s for sure. I’m just not sure that quarterback is in this draft. Make no mistake about it — there’s no Andrew Luck or Robert Griffin III in this 2013 draft class. There may not be a Ryan Tannehill, Nick Foles, Brock Osweiler, Brandon Weeden or Russell Wilson, either. I’ll get clobbered for this and so might their front office, but I think Kansas City is better off acquiring a veteran quarterback (Alex Smith or Matt Flynn, perhaps) than rolling the dice on a rookie quarterback who’s unworthy of the top overall selection for the sake of drafting one. Joeckel — not even ranked in the top 10 of some other mock drafts — is one of the most promising offensive tackle prospects I’ve seen in the past five years. Very athletic. Nimble. He was fantastic in Mike Sherman’s scheme and even better in Kliff Kingsbury’s. This may not inspire the fan base, but it’s a franchise cornerstone.



14. New York Jets: Tyler Wilson, Quarterback, Arkansas

I’ve been one of the many in the media insisting that the Jets wouldn’t eat the guaranteed $8 million Mark Sanchez is owed next season, but after Monday night’s five-turnover performance, I just don’t know how they keep him around for another year. Sanchez has regressed every year he’s been a pro, the Jets have gotten worse and the situation is altogether too toxic. New York starts anew, and with Smith and Glennon off the board, they shock the Radio City Music Hall crowd by passing on Barkley (another USC product) and grabbing Wilson, the 6-foot-2 quarterback out of Arkansas. After a huge 2011, Wilson made an Arkansas program that was reduced to rubble following Bobby Petrino’s dismissal somewhat respectable. He’s been through the fires and he’s come out on top. He’s also got a heck of an arm. This may be viewed with head-scratching in NYC, but Wilson could be the perfect fit for New York.

Everybody needs to stop re-posting this garbage from Pete ****ing Schrager.

Take a look at some of his "best" work. Even Russ ****ing Lande can beat this schlock. And this is just the top 10 picks, the rest of his first round is WORSE.

EDIT: This was his FEBRUARY version that year. So all the bowl games had been played.

This. That was the worst ****ing garbage committed to print evar. Completely lost me at the first sentence.

Dumbass is dumb.

Watched several of Arkansas games last year, Wilson's pretty good much better than Barkley.

Hogwash!:grr:


Who are these idiots for spewing this toxic garbage.

Either of the two give us a better future than any AFC West team

Tyler Wilson is the best QB in this draft IMO. I really think that this kid can separate himself as the clear #1 guy next month.

If he's having a 2.5:1 TD/INT ratio and completing 63% of his passes with the shit he's had at Arkansas, he should be able to impress the hell out of people at the Senior Bowl with an NFL coaching staff and a level playing field.

Hmmmmm......

2006 Draft:

1) Vince Young
2) Matt Leinart
3) Jay Cutler

Dude, comparing Tyler Wilson to Jay Cutler is just as much of an insult as comparing Geno Smith to Vince Young. If the Bears had any common sense they would look to upgrade from Cutler ASAP.

What?

I just really hate Jay Cutler, that's all. Dude's ****ing garbage. He's the worst kind of garbage because to me he's not even a top 15 QB, yet the Bears invested a ton in him, and will be sticking with him for a long time trying to find the right combination of players/coaching that will work.

That's the exact same problem that the Chiefs had with Matt Cassel.

on paper, i dont think there is 15 NFL QBs better than him. I dont like him either but unless you are being some NFL expert and predicting guys to be better than him there are not 15 current NFL QBs better


who is better than him
Big Ben
Eli
Rodgers
Brady
Peyton
Luck
RG3
Romo
Ryan
Wilson?
Stafford?
Kaepernick?
Schaub?

you to start to walk a fine line of drop off after like 9 or 10 QBs. He's surely better than guys like Schaub and Stafford

Schaub and Stafford are absolutely better than him. You forgot Brees on your list, and I would rather have Alex Smith, Newton, Vick (yes, Vick) and Rivers over Cutler.

If you disagree with those last three, then we can absolutely mix and match between Bradford, Kaep, Dalton, and Wilson.

Surely not.

Watch more Bears games. Cutler's a bitch.

i did forget Brees yes, but you are walking a fine line with some of these guys, they will never put up numbers close to Cutler. No matter how hard you want to play expert and predict. What is on paper is on paper

i hate the guy too and thinks hes stinks, but there is more bad QB play in the NFL than there is good and he falls somewhere in the middle

It is irrelevant, because he is a QB who will cost you a playoff game sometime before he gets you to the Super Bowl.

Cutler will be alright when Chicago starts investing in their pass blocking.

Cutler is a whiny brat that will NEVER be great or elite. He is just above average, which is nothing to get excited about.

Cutler has to have all players around him to be able to perform at a high level. They have to be good enough to carry him, IMHO, he is not a franchise QB.

More Tyler less Jay please.

4) Tyler Wilson, Arkansas

Wilson was expected to blossom into a standout pocket passer under the tutelage of Bobby Petrino in 2013. NFL scouts hoped to see Wilson combine his outstanding physical skills with better footwork and fundamentals in his second full season as the Razorbacks' starting quarterback. But Petrino lost his job in April thanks to a well-publicized scandal, and his departure certainly affected Wilson's development.

While Wilson performed admirably for the Razorbacks amid the chaos (completing 62.1 percent of his passes for more than 3,300 yards with 21 touchdowns against 13 interceptions), he didn't appear to take another step in his development as a player. He continued to display sloppy footwork in the pocket, which greatly contributed to his spotty accuracy and ball placement. Scouts will spend a lot of time studying the 2011 tape to see Wilson at his best. However, the fact that he slightly regressed this season is understandable, given the circumstances. In fact, some evaluators might show some leniency in their grading and withhold their final evaluation until they examine his progress over the course of the week at a college all-star game. Given Wilson's talent, potential and performance in difficult circumstances, he is the quarterback in the class who most intrigues scouts and coaches.

Plan for success: Wilson looked like one of the top quarterbacks in this draft class heading into the 2012 campaign, based on his rapid development over the course of his junior season. He displayed all of the physical tools that scouts covet in franchise quarterbacks (outstanding arm talent and anticipation) as well as experience in a pro-style system, and evaluators expected him to continue improving as a playmaker from the pocket. To set the table for Wilson's success as a pro, a franchise must surround him with a coaching staff that stresses the fundamentals of playing the position. Wilson would also benefit from playing in a system designed to get the ball out of his hands quickly on an assortment of short and intermediate passes. Although Wilson has the ability to push the ball down the field, he was at his best directing Petrino's quick-rhythm system and could emerge as a legitimate franchise quarterback in a scheme that plays to his strengths as a quick decision maker.

Pro comparison: Matt Ryan


http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap100...t-quarterbacks

Yes Please.

I still like Geno, bit if Reid thinks Wilson's the man, then I'm all in. We'll see how the evaluation period goes.

If he thinks Barkley is the man, I'm good with that too.

Seconded completely. Can't lose they both look great.

Reid prefers the strong arm types if they are available.

I agree. Just saying I trust him to make the right decision.

I think if it is a QB, which it likely will be, they'll take Geno or Wilson.

Me too.

Ive always like Wilson to. His concussions scare me especially with number 1 pick

His lack of success sans Bobby Petrino is a concern as well.

As it should be.

And if Petrino had stayed and he had had a good season, I'd still be worried about the Petrino factor, and whether a Petrino guy can succeed as a pro.

And we can feel pretty confident it WON'T be Mike Glennon.

There are going to be questions about scheme, old coaches etc.


Hell, Baylors offense was BETTER this year without RGIII. Doesn't make him any less of a player.


I like Wilson in that he's a bit of a gunslinger. I can take some INTs if he's consistently pushing it successfully upfield. It's to hard to score with long drives, we need big plays.

It's Geno, end of discussion.

I'm really interested in Wilson too. Like him alot.

Pre draft season, let the best QB win....then pick him.

Kinda how I feel. I think Geno is the better prospect, but I don't think Wilson is far behind.


Let them duke it out and take the best one. We actually have a staff in place that if they take a QB, I have confidence they will develop them.

Mr T, i'm too lazy to do it, throw up Wilson vs LSU this year, I haven't watched it yet.


I'm actually starting to become 50 50 Geno Wilson.

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Shit man, I'm loving Wilson.


And Dennis Johnson would fit PERFECTLY in an Andy Reid offense.

i like wilson ALOT.. the one thing i do have an issue with is his mechanics, he's got good footwork but he's got a big windup and throws off his back foot alot, He's windup isn't as bad as tebow's but it's pretty similar, he's got the arm strength to make good throws even off his back foot but hopefully it's something that can be fixed if we take him. Some good coaching and mechanics work and this kid could be a stud

Windup? He keeps it above the plane, theres no wasted motion.

i've seen him drop it down by his hip and come out sidearm quite abit. sometimes he steps into it and sometimes he throws off his back foot. Just saying it needs some work i think to not be a huge issue in the NFL, hell it may not even be an issue but still think he needs to shorten it up a little bit

prime example is in his 2012 highlights that were just posted... At 0:18 the throw he makes watch his windup, ball comes down below his hip as he rolls his wrist over top of it during the windup...

I'll take Kevin Minter as well.

Yeah, he does that sometimes.

He is able to use alot of different arm angles, which I like.

I prefer Geno but wouldn't mind Wilson, just hope it's not Barkley.

i think smith, wilson, and barkley all have ups and down, + and -'s but i think if i have my choice it would be wilson. I do like murray alot to though so we'll see if he declares.

I think Smith has the most upside of those three, but I would take any one.

He's always kinda had a sidearm delivery at times, might be because he was a pretty good pitcher in high school...the staff before petrino didn't offer him because they thought he would go to the MLB. He had trouble taking a snap from under center when he first got here because he ran all shotgun in high school but he got over that pretty quickly so i think he can be coached out of it.

He's hired the same agent as matt barkley, Tom Condon

Well, you know had we kept Pioli we wouldn't have drafted either of those guys.

1. Luke Joeckel
2. Tyler Wilson

1. We don't need another ****ing OT.
2. Tyler Wilson isn't making it out of the first round.

There is no way in hell Tyler Wilson falls to the 2nd round.

Ive watched a lot Wilson games and IMO, he does have the "it" factor.
Almost Farveesk, a fierce competitor and leader.
Played well against the toughest defense's in college.
He will make someone a heck of a QB, I would love to see him in a Chiefs uni.

I agree, he reminds of Favre quite a bit.
He won't make it out of the first round.