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re: Predict the 2014 NFL Draft Order of these Four SEC Quarterbacks
Posted on 10/3/13 at 3:14 pm to Hugo Stiglitz
Posted on 10/3/13 at 3:14 pm to Hugo Stiglitz
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Manziel Mettenberger Murray McCarron
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Posted on 10/3/13 at 3:47 pm to hg
Manziel - Some crappy team will take him real early to sell jerseys. At best: Wilson. At worst: Eric Crouch(switches from QB to S or slot)
Mett - Biggest arm, highest upside, biggest risk because of a small sample size. Think he tears it up at the combine though and jumps Murray. At best: Flacco/Cutler. At worst: Josh Freeman
Murray - Quick decision making, High football IQ, great mechanics. At best: Dalton. At worst: Flynn
AJ - IMO, the biggest question mark. He could be great, he could be horrible. At best: Eli. At Worst: Leinart
IMO, Murray is the safest pick. He might not be a great starter, but he will be good enough to be a starter or 1 of the best clipboard /backup QBs in the game. Extremely smart and makes quick decisions.Could have the longest career of all these QBs.
Manziel is 1 of those picks that can make or break an organization / coach. If hes great, its an awesome pick. If hes not, the organization is setback 5 years and the coach gets fired. Very volatile and it will take the right kind of coach to keep him focused on football.
Mett is a pro-type gun slinging QB. He can win you games with his arm, and he can lose you games with his arm. Will throw a bunch of TDs, and INTs. Trusts his arm way too much. Similar to Jay Cutler.
AJ - Biggest question mark IMO. Has the awesome college resume. But, was he just a "game manager" that played with an awesome D and had great RBs / OL? Or, was he a great QB that made the game plan / RBs look great? I remember Eli Manning being tagged a game manager throughout his career.
Regardless of where these 4 go, the top 3 QBs in the country that are draft eligible are Bridgewater, Boyd, and Hundley from UCLA. So if these 3 all come out, and the 4 from the SEC, thats 7 potential 1st round QBs. Dont see that happening. Those 3 are 1st rounders, then I could see Manziel and Mett sliding in the 1st, while Murray goes early 2nd and McCarron late 2nd.
Mett - Biggest arm, highest upside, biggest risk because of a small sample size. Think he tears it up at the combine though and jumps Murray. At best: Flacco/Cutler. At worst: Josh Freeman
Murray - Quick decision making, High football IQ, great mechanics. At best: Dalton. At worst: Flynn
AJ - IMO, the biggest question mark. He could be great, he could be horrible. At best: Eli. At Worst: Leinart
IMO, Murray is the safest pick. He might not be a great starter, but he will be good enough to be a starter or 1 of the best clipboard /backup QBs in the game. Extremely smart and makes quick decisions.Could have the longest career of all these QBs.
Manziel is 1 of those picks that can make or break an organization / coach. If hes great, its an awesome pick. If hes not, the organization is setback 5 years and the coach gets fired. Very volatile and it will take the right kind of coach to keep him focused on football.
Mett is a pro-type gun slinging QB. He can win you games with his arm, and he can lose you games with his arm. Will throw a bunch of TDs, and INTs. Trusts his arm way too much. Similar to Jay Cutler.
AJ - Biggest question mark IMO. Has the awesome college resume. But, was he just a "game manager" that played with an awesome D and had great RBs / OL? Or, was he a great QB that made the game plan / RBs look great? I remember Eli Manning being tagged a game manager throughout his career.
Regardless of where these 4 go, the top 3 QBs in the country that are draft eligible are Bridgewater, Boyd, and Hundley from UCLA. So if these 3 all come out, and the 4 from the SEC, thats 7 potential 1st round QBs. Dont see that happening. Those 3 are 1st rounders, then I could see Manziel and Mett sliding in the 1st, while Murray goes early 2nd and McCarron late 2nd.
This post was edited on 10/3/13 at 3:57 pm
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