The Final Solution?

MLD Woody

utah-quarterback-flipped-and-loses-helme

He returned to the game too

wargograw

No, Wilson sucks. Every game of theirs I see it's: "X defense is going to challenge Wilson to beat them with his arm."

You don't want a QB people say that about.

LondonBrown

Tajh Boyd went at least two rounds later than the third, his stock dropped massively in the months leading up to the draft

Mark O

@londonbrown said:
Tajh Boyd went at least two rounds later than the third, his stock dropped massively in the months leading up to the draft

I actually have no idea what round or who drafted him. I thought it was the 3rd but I'll take your word for it. I think Cardale is a similiar player.

gumby73

Goff was my guy but he may have the mingo issue with weight? More now looking at QB's that our big & can play in our division cold weather & wind with best accuracy. That leaves C. Cook & T. Wilson. Got nothing on U. Mass Frohnapfel or Wentz from N.D. State but got to looksee.. Ben (Miami, Oh). Flaco (Deleware) Dalton (Oklahoma St? and got to be better than this joker)

browns52

@the-gipper said:

No, this thread is not about The Holocaust.....but about 2016 NFL draft prospects. Specifically: Quarterbacks.

Do any of these float your boat?:

3 Jared Goff QB 1 California Jr 6-4 210 1 10

Connor Cook QB 2 Michigan State rSr 6-4 220 1 45

Cardale Jones QB 3 Ohio State rJr 6-5 250 2 48

Christian Hackenberg QB 4 Penn State Jr 6-4 236 2 66

Gunner Kiel QB 5 Cincinnati rJr 6-4 208 2-3 75

Joshua Dobbs QB 6 Tennessee Jr 6-3 212 2-3 85

Dak Prescott QB 7 Mississippi State rSr 6-2 230 3 89

Carson Wentz QB 8 North Dakota State Sr 6-5 231 3 101

Brandon Doughty QB 9 Western Kentucky rSr 6-3 216 3-4 117

Cody Kessler QB 10 Southern California rSr 6-1 215 3-4 157

Nate Sudfeld QB 11 Indiana Sr 6-6 240 4-5 173

Kevin Hogan QB 12 Stanford rSr 6-4 225 5 201

Jacoby Brissett QB 13 NC State rSr 6-3 235 5-6 213

Trevone Boykin QB 14 TCU rSr 6-1 205 6 230

Blake Frohnapfel QB 15 Massachusetts rSr 6-6 230 6-7 237

Mike Bercovici QB 16 Arizona State rSr 6-0 205 6-7 270

Vad Lee QB 17 James Madison rSr 6-1 225 7-FA 280

Taysom Hill QB 18 Brigham Young Sr 6-2 232 7-FA 285

Jeff Driskel QB 19 Louisiana Tech rSr 6-4 234 7-FA 303

Travis Wilson QB 20 Utah Sr 6-7 233 7-FA 359

Max Wittek QB 21 Hawaii rSr 6-3 240 –– 369

Matt Johnson QB 22 Bowling Green rSr 6-0 221 –– 381

Vernon Adams Jr. QB 23 Oregon rSr 5-11 205 –– 397

Jake Coker QB 24 Alabama rSr 6-5 232 –– 409

John Robertson QB 25 Villanova rSr 6-1 221 ––

actually, i would not mind if we tried to go after mariota's backup...what is his name, mettenburgh. I recall seeing him play some good games and i guess he is young in age.

Canton Mike

I like Cook, Goff, & I really like Hogan. Kiel is interesting, but the head injuries scare me. Jamarcus Cardale does NOTHING for me, nor does Hackenburg. I also don't care for the 6'7" guys...they throw the ball downhill & if it's slightly behind a receiver, they're not going to catch it. Just my thoughts, but I like the 1st 3. Hogan may be the best value pick & he plays in a pro style offense.

Mike

Canton Mike

@mudfly said:
yep....Im thinking later rounds too(4th-5th-etc).....even the 3rd sounds way too early for me......

Too many immediate needs to waste a 3rd or higher on Cardale, but that's just my opinion.

Mike

BaconHound

Hackenburg if he falls to #41 otherwise pass on a QB until a real late round flyer Kevin Hogan

miktoxic

i thought this thread was a lead-in for this song:

well steve, at least you have something to fall back on when your back goes out on one of those put-in-bay ferrys and you're struggling to hold that pint of guiness for your selfie and it shimmies to the up and to the right a tad short of your mind's tally.

insurance companies. car dealerships. walmart. hell, anything for a royalty.

tiamat63

I don't see a final solution in that list.

I like Cook, but not his spurts of wild inaccuracy.

I like(d) Hackenburg, but not that he's been shell shocked behind the worst Oline in Penn State history.

miktoxic

cook is close. kid from alabama is alright. then we got the big 12 and pac 10........don't trust anyone anymore as QB from those confs.

Tour2ma

Being how I hate running QBs this'll get me razzed big time, but one QB I like is Dak Prescott.

Loved his guts and his size the last couple years, but not much else. This year the twice I've seen him, it looks like:

- his mechanics are vastly improved;

- his running is down; and

- he's taking much better care of the ball... yet to throw an INT this season.

Comparisons are dangerous, but he has the look of a bigger Russell Wilson.

There is another QB that impressed me one game I happened upon, but I'll be damned if I can remember who or where... Wasn't any of the "name" QBs...

Manzier

@tour2ma said:
There is another QB that impressed me one game I happened upon, but I'll be damned if I can remember who or where... Wasn't any of the "name" QBs...

Thats the one I like to. Cant remember why or what he did. But damn he was good!

LondonBrown

@manzier said:
Thats the one I like to. Cant remember why or what he did. But damn he was good!

LOL

gumby73

Commercial Break while Tour loses his mind

nickers

@the-cysko-kid said:
His running skills have been non existant. His decision making looks poor and his reads have likewise been poor. He's got great arm strength but looks pretty average otherwise. Third round sounds like a good place for him.

He reminds Me of JaMarcus Russell

gumby73

Ok were back and we will stick with "Can't remember why or what he did. But damn he was good." He sounds perfect for this Board & Browns.. We shall name him Savor!!

The Cysko Kid

@canton-mike said:

Too many immediate needs to waste a 3rd or higher on Cardale, but that's just my opinion.

Mike

What's two positions we need more than a franchise quarterback?

ColumbusKing

"Dane Brugler, an NFL Draft analyst for CBSSports.com, said that thoughts of Jones losing NFL money this year are overblown, because in the eyes of the NFL, Jones is simply the same player he was at the end of last year.

"I think he looks like the exact same player, and I think that's what NFL scouts see on tape as well -- a player who's still very raw," Brugler told Northeast Ohio Media Group on Tuesday night. "The physical traits are outstanding, but from a maturity standpoint as a passer, he's just still very unpolished and he's not really progressing at the rate you would want to see.""

Looks like most NFL scouts haven't given up on Cardilly