2013 QB Class

[ROYC75]

Originally Posted by O.city

And I don't really think either one of WVU's Wr's go in the top 10.

Austin could be the 1st WR picked in the draft. The top 10 WR's list includes both him and Bailey IIRC.

[Nightfyre]

Originally Posted by ROYC75

Austin could be the 1st WR picked in the draft. The top 10 WR's list includes both him and Bailey IIRC.

What top ten lists are you looking at? They probably won't even go in the first round.

[ROYC75]

Originally Posted by Nightfyre

What top ten lists are you looking at? They probably won't even go in the first round.

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1...nkings/page/36


The Top 10 Overall Prospects

1. Tavon Austin, West Virginia: A Wes Welker/Percy Harvin hybrid.

2. DeAndre Hopkins, Clemson: Hopkins was the best receiver in the ACC.

3. Keenan Allen, Cal: If he had a quality QB, he would probably be a top-10 pick.

4. Stedman Bailey, West Virginia: 106 catches and 23 TDs. Ultra-productive.

5. Robert Woods, USC: 2011 star was relegated to the back burner in 2012.

6. Terrance Williams, Baylor: Better prospect than former Bear Kendall Wright.

7. Quinton Patton, Louisiana Tech: His numbers may be inflated, but his speed isn’t.

8. Markus Wheaton, Oregon State: Fastest receiver in the country. He had 88 catches and 11 TDs.

9. Da’Rick Rogers, Tennessee Tech: Biggest boom-or-bust prospect in the class.

10. Justin Hunter, Tennessee: Great ability and size, but he has to stop the drops.

[Nightfyre]

Originally Posted by ROYC75

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1...nkings/page/36


The Top 10 Overall Prospects

1. Tavon Austin, West Virginia: A Wes Welker/Percy Harvin hybrid.

2. DeAndre Hopkins, Clemson: Hopkins was the best receiver in the ACC.

3. Keenan Allen, Cal: If he had a quality QB, he would probably be a top-10 pick.

4. Stedman Bailey, West Virginia: 106 catches and 23 TDs. Ultra-productive.

5. Robert Woods, USC: 2011 star was relegated to the back burner in 2012.

6. Terrance Williams, Baylor: Better prospect than former Bear Kendall Wright.

7. Quinton Patton, Louisiana Tech: His numbers may be inflated, but his speed isn’t.

8. Markus Wheaton, Oregon State: Fastest receiver in the country. He had 88 catches and 11 TDs.

9. Da’Rick Rogers, Tennessee Tech: Biggest boom-or-bust prospect in the class.

10. Justin Hunter, Tennessee: Great ability and size, but he has to stop the drops.

Bleacher report is a bunch of amateur bloggers. That would be like me posting my top ten wide receivers and you citing as a source.

[htismaqe]

Originally Posted by Nightfyre

Bleacher report is a bunch of amateur bloggers. That would be like me posting my top ten wide receivers and you citing as a source.

Actually, Matt Miller is pretty good. He knows football and watches A LOT of tape. He used to run his own scouting service (New Era Scouting). I think he's in the discussion with guys like Scott Wright when it comes to reliable, amateur scouting info on the Net.

Plus, Miller has a football background. He was the secondary and special teams coordinator for the three-time league champion Joplin Crusaders of the Central Football League.