The QBs I like...

Direckshun · 10-13-2008, 01:10 AM

Here are things as they currently stand in my head.

I'm going to be realistic here, and assume that Bradford, Sanchez, and Freeman do not declare. They don't count here, then.

1st round

Matt Stafford, Georgia -- Stafford is a lot of things, but he's got an NFL-sized body and durability. All the tools, currently he's #1 on my list.

2nd round

Colt McCoy, Texas -- I think McCoy is late 1st quality, and if he falls to us there are certainly worse options.

3rd round

Tim Tebow, Florida -- I know it's kosher to hate Tebow, but the 3rd is probably the soonest I'd consider taking him.

Rhett Bomar, Sam Houston State -- Guy tore it up for a while at OU, and has since been shredding lesser talent at SHS. If he hadn't been booted off the squad at OU he'd be a name in this Draft.

4th round

Chase Daniel, Missouri -- To me, Daniel looks like the Colt Brennan of 2009. He's a project, and a really unorthodox pick. But he's got golden intangibles, and I think he has what it takes.

Nathan Brown, Central Arkansas -- 72% completion rate. 14 TDs, 0 INTs. 9.2 avg.

5th round

Max Hall, BYU -- How are people not talking about Hall? He only leads the most dynamic offense in the country. Like most QBs from weaker divisions, he's a project, but this guy is hell on wheels with that BYU offense.

Curtis Painter, Purdue -- Painter's alright, but he deserves none of the hype he's bringing in. Strong guy who runs a pro style offense, that's about it.

6th round

Tom Brandstater, Fresno State -- This guy has a lot of promise, but he is incredibly inconsistent. I want to see more from Brandstater.

Cullen Harper, Clemson -- If we draft Harper, it better be as a backup. I have seen nothing from him that suggests he has a future as an NFL starter.

7th round

Graham Harrell, Texas Tech -- I just love his production, but nothing about his diminuitive size nor the kooky offense he plays in.

10-13-2008, 01:10 AM	Topic Starter
Direckshun __ Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Springpatch Casino cash: $2033447	The QBs I like... Here are things as they currently stand in my head. I'm going to be realistic here, and assume that Bradford, Sanchez, and Freeman do not declare. They don't count here, then. 1st round Matt Stafford, Georgia -- Stafford is a lot of things, but he's got an NFL-sized body and durability. All the tools, currently he's #1 on my list. 2nd round Colt McCoy, Texas -- I think McCoy is late 1st quality, and if he falls to us there are certainly worse options. 3rd round Tim Tebow, Florida -- I know it's kosher to hate Tebow, but the 3rd is probably the soonest I'd consider taking him. Rhett Bomar, Sam Houston State -- Guy tore it up for a while at OU, and has since been shredding lesser talent at SHS. If he hadn't been booted off the squad at OU he'd be a name in this Draft. 4th round Chase Daniel, Missouri -- To me, Daniel looks like the Colt Brennan of 2009. He's a project, and a really unorthodox pick. But he's got golden intangibles, and I think he has what it takes. Nathan Brown, Central Arkansas -- 72% completion rate. 14 TDs, 0 INTs. 9.2 avg. 5th round Max Hall, BYU -- How are people not talking about Hall? He only leads the most dynamic offense in the country. Like most QBs from weaker divisions, he's a project, but this guy is hell on wheels with that BYU offense. Curtis Painter, Purdue -- Painter's alright, but he deserves none of the hype he's bringing in. Strong guy who runs a pro style offense, that's about it. 6th round Tom Brandstater, Fresno State -- This guy has a lot of promise, but he is incredibly inconsistent. I want to see more from Brandstater. Cullen Harper, Clemson -- If we draft Harper, it better be as a backup. I have seen nothing from him that suggests he has a future as an NFL starter. 7th round Graham Harrell, Texas Tech -- I just love his production, but nothing about his diminuitive size nor the kooky offense he plays in.
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