Schisno's Annual Ridiculously Early Prediction and Mock Draft

[Witlon]

This college season is going to interesting, because name wise, there's a ton of QBs that could be first round picks if they play as expected.

[Mach]

actually worth it though?

[schisno]

there is a ton of pac-12 players in the early part of this mock draft.

There happens to be a lot of talent there right there, but I've got a few ACC players there too.

if ND has a good year Everett Golson will be a top 20 pick

I don't see it. Sure he's got a strong arm and can throw it fifty yards but I'm not a fan of his accuracy, but he's like a lot of the dual threat QBs this year where he can throw on the run, not a fan of his size either.

This college season is going to interesting, because name wise, there's a ton of QBs that could be first round picks if they play as expected.

I agree there's a good 6-7 of them if Marcus Mariota, Brett Hundley, Kevin Hogan, Connor Cook, Jameis Winston come out. Throw in Bryce Petty and Sean Mannion it's going to be a good class.

actually worth it though?

Yes.

[cjkalt]

He's 6 ft and 220... what don't you like? too short?, also spent a year with George Whitfield, he's gonna be much much improved

[cjkalt]

You guys are high if you think Connor Cook and Sean Mannion are 1st round caliber QB's... go look at the tape and stats vs non-awful competition

[Witlon]

I don't see how anyone could think Cook is a first rounder at this point of his career.

However, I don't see how anyone could think that Golson is a draftable quarterback(much less top 20) at this point of his career, either.

[cjkalt]

I don't see how anyone could think Cook is a first rounder at this point of his career.

However, I don't see how anyone could think that Golson is a draftable quarterback(much less top 20) at this point of his career, either.

Lol his stats are exactly the same as cook's except golson actually has mobility

[Hammer]

citing college stats as a reason to be drafted highly...

[Hammer]

if that was a reasonable thought process, tommie frazier wouldve revolutionized pro football 20 years ago.

[Kingdom]

if that was a reasonable thought process, tommie frazier wouldve revolutionized pro football 20 years ago.

Ty Detmer would have all of the NFL records

[Kingdom]

Fuck, even Koy Detmer..

[Kingdom]

C'mon Brett Hundley. I haven't left your wagon. Make me proud in 2014.

[Mach]

agreed, though Frazier's situation was much more due to health issues than anything it'd seem.

[HollywoodLeo]

Frazier was a poor example. He had a blood clot and Chron's disease. There's no telling how he would have been drafted or his career would have gone if not for that.

But the point still stands.

[Hammer]

frazier wasnt a poor example. he never threw the ball, he wasnt gonna be a quarterback in the pros if he was the healthiest person on the planet. everything was based on that wishbone offense, nobody who came out of the wishbone offense in those days played qb in the pros. he was tebow before tebow, just with a more stubborn nfl those days, where guys HAD to be pocket passers that could throw the ball down the field. remember scott frost? eric crouch? they were all the same player, tailor made for that wishbone offense.