@texasag1969 said:

Week 6 would be similar to when Kosar took over for Gary Danielson. That wouldn't be bad because there would have been sufficient time to see the entire process of preparing for weekly opponents as well as getting more acclimated to all the differences between college and NFL.

@flugel said:

True but odds (analytics?) strongly favor McCown being out by week six or earlier unless this OL plays all-world while the new receiving corps finds out how to get open in 6 seconds or less.

@tour2ma said:

I love the situation with these 2 kids. I'd be ecstatic with either. Goff was really impressive with his anticipation and timing yesterday. The consistency of seeing Goff throw the ball as WRs were beginning the break - led every guy perfectly with the football right there on the square ins. Getting back to our Westminster terminology - will give him the "Best in Show."

Inexperience is a hurdle for Wentz but his football intellect, athleticism and skill-set has him at an ideal starting point in a world we're hoping to draft best football ahead. Looks like he's had great coaching so far especially if we look at the recent winning tradition he's graduating from. I still remember hearing Brady Quinn was the most pro ready QB before he showed us exactly how pro ready he was. All QBs coming out of college are going to an extremely different situation especially if the team drafting them is coming off 3 wins and getting a new coaching staff/new offense (even vets have to learn). It's great we have a guy like McCown that keeps us from feeling like we need to start the rookie week 1.

But I think Wentz is the star of this qb class, and

he's the real deal.

2nd tier is more like the third tier other years.

@flugel said:

Vice versa for me, but gap closed... Still the head, the anticipation, the inexperience is such a huge hurdle for Wentz.

@calfoxwc said:

..still, if Hogan, as I posted, has worked to develop a quick, proper release,

and really surprises people....

Everything he did today screamed Day 3...

@flugel said:

Between now & the draft, many minds can (and probably will) be changed faster than a baby's dirty diapers, but I'm with you Tom...Wentz 1A & Goff 1B. Both look like winners to me.

Mike

@calfoxwc said:

Cal, we're going to get one of the top two qbs @ #2- regardless. Also, the guy we select @ #2 would have to be a bigger impact player than a top qb- and I just don't see it- sorry to rain on the Bosa parade.

The only thing Hogan has on Wentz is more experience, and that experience was at a higher level. CW is plenty smart by all accounts.

PS Walter football doesn't even have Hogan going in the first four rounds Cal. He's got guys like Prescott, Hackenberg, and Cardale going ahead of him.

@gumby73 said:

I hear ya Gumby! There isn't a stronger endorsement for stock up for Wentz than Kyle Boller and Stoney Case's biggest fan giving him a thumbs down.

One Post From the Truth said:

He's growing on me big time. Right now he's my 1A and Goff is my 1B but there's such a small difference of preference that could change with another cup of coffee. Unfortunately, so could the locks to my house the next time I leave if I have another cup of coffee today.

@gumby73 said:

LOL. "Some people call me the space Cowboy, some call me the gangster of love, some call me Joey because my shit has yet to stink."

..still, if Hogan, as I posted, has worked to develop a quick, proper release,

and really surprises people....

he has more experience than Wentz by a lot.... pro style...

actually, is 6'4", very strong arm, 225 lbs, 4.86 40 yrd dash..

brilliant, very smart....

he could be a gigantic steal in the second round....

except several teams, like the Bears, could be looking to

draft him just before the Browns get him in the second round,

including Dallas trading with Tenn in the second....

played great in big games...

with his modified, quick release, that right there negates him being

a "fifth rounder". More like a top of the second, bottom of the first rounder.

We'll see the double-takes he gets at the combine.