The next quarterback analyzed in this series of way too early scouting profiles is Nathan Stanley from Iowa. He put himself on the map after a huge upset win over Ohio State in which he played outstandingly. He might be the prospect who comes out of nowhere to contend as an early pick next year. Nathan Stanley, Iowa: […]
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The next quarterback analyzed in this series of way too early scouting profiles is Brett Rypien from Boise State. So far Rypien has flown under the radar from most media outlets. While Rypien might be playing like a game manager, with low volume passing, he has some traits that can’t be denied and overall he has very
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The next quarterback analyzed in this series of way too early scouting profiles is Daniel Jones from Duke. Is he yet another toolsy but raw quarterback prospect from a small school or is he the real deal? Daniel Jones, Duke: Games Watched:Â Miami (2017), Georgia Tech (2017), Virginia Tech (2017), Florida State (2017). Positives: –
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The next quarterback analyzed in this series of way too early scouting profiles is Brian Lewerke from Michigan State. I have been hearing a lot of good things about him lately and can’t wait to dive into his 2017 tape. Brian Lewerke, Michigan State: Games Watched: Minnesota (2017), Ohio State (2017), Penn State (2017), Northwestern
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The next quarterback analyzed in this series of way too early scouting profiles is Tyree Jackson. Is he the next big thing from the MAC/MWC? He has an intriguing set of skills, prototypical size and some elite traits that scouts look for in a quarterback. Tyree Jackson, Buffalo: Games Watched: Ohio (2017), Bowling Green (2017),
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The next quarterback analyzed in this series of way too early scouting profiles is Ryan Finley, quarterback for North Carolina State Wolfpack. In a year with no clear-cut QB1, Finley could make an easy case by the end of the year. The senior quarterback is an underrated player who could go high in the 2019
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The next quarterback analyzed in this series of way too early scouting profiles is Drew Lock, quarterback for Missouri Tigers. Lock is going to be the most polarizing quarterback of this draft class. Having set an SEC record for passing touhdowns and boosting maybe the biggest arm of this class, Lock has some accolades on
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The next quarterback analyzed in this series of way too early scouting profiles is Will Grier. His early evaluation has the scouting community divided. West Virginia’s fans will assure you he is the best quarterback in the nation. There are also some who still don’t trust quarterbacks coming from the BIG 12, even after Patrick
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The next quarterback analyzed in this series of way too early scouting profiles is Easton Stick, quarterback for North Dakota State Bisons, and an underrated quarterback prospect fot the 2019 NFL Draft. – Easton Stick, North Dakota State: Games watched: Wofford (2017), James Madison (2017). Positives: – Toughness: His ability to throw while getting hit
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The next quarterback analyzed in this series of way too early scouting profiles is Jarrett Stidham. Another contender for the QB1 label this year, and personally my front runner at this point. Jarrett Stidham, Auburn: Games watched: Clemson (2017), Georgia x2 (2017), Alabama (2017), LSU (2017), UCF (2017), Mississippi State. Positives: – Footwork: Stidham has
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