AP: Barkley, Forcier no ordinary freshmen QBs

[htismaqe]

Originally Posted by 'Hamas' Jenkins

If you look at the QB class for next year:

Jevan Snead is the only legit QB prospect from a pro system. He's a lot like Jay Cutler, with a little less arm strength. I have no idea as to his mental makeup.

Bradford is a spread monkey with lots of question marks about his ability to read a defense, play from under center, footwork, and arm strength.

McCoy has all the same questions as Bradford, with a checkered injury history and a smaller frame. He's built a lot like Brodie Croyle.

Tebow is a future NFL special teams player. He has an awful throwing motion with all the questions of Bradford. He's basically a white Charlie Ward. Great college player who has no position in the NFL

There are a couple of MAC QBs in Hiller and LeFevour, and Tony Pike who are interesting specimens, but have a lot of concerns with scheme, injury, etc.

It's a bad, bad class. The lack of depth of last year with the lack of a top end prospect.

And what I'm saying is that there's going to be more classes like this years. It's not gonna happen overnight, but if we got classes like this, say, every year over 6-7 years, there would HAVE to be a paradigm shift in the NFL.

[Mecca]

And that sums up why when you have the chance to take a Stafford or a Sanchez you don't pass.

I still don't remotely believe the NFL is going to change because college football went spread crazy.

[Tribal Warfare]

Originally Posted by Mecca

And that sums up why when you have the chance to take a Stafford or a Sanchez you don't pass.

I still don't remotely believe the NFL is going to change because college football went spread crazy.

I wonder if it's possible that college football would penalize teams for using the spread as their base which would be categorized as an illegal formation. If the NFL is worried about that they could discuss it with the NCAA.