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4/11/2017 11:48:25 AM	NFL Executives . . .
tommy8345 Raleigh, NC 71, joined Feb. 2014	GMs, scouts, etc. are saying this is the weakest group of quarterbacks coming out of college in years but the strongest group of running backs coming out of college in years also. Meet singles at DateHookup.dating, we're 100% free! Join now!
4/11/2017 7:00:11 PM	NFL Executives . . .
sorpstar Wayne, NJ 64, joined Oct. 2009	After this guy who cares unless you need a QB in waiting...I thinks this guy is push up if Jets or any such team like them wastes a 121st round on one... Projection first round to 2nd Mitch Trubisky*, QB, North Carolina Height: 6-2. Weight: 222. Hand: 9.5. 40 Time: 4.67. Projected Round (2017): 1-2. 4/8/17: Trubisky has more of a second-round-caliber skill set, but that doesn't preclude teams from reaching on him in the first round. Teams have had second-day grades on many quarterbacks who ended up going as top-32 picks. Sources from three different teams told me they graded Trubisky in Round 2, but he received a first-round estimation from the NFL Draft Advisory Board. One playoff general manager told WalterFootball.com that they rate Trubisky the highest because he has the tools to play with accuracy and athleticism. Most team sources project Trubisky to go somewhere in the first round. Trubisky was very efficient in 2016, displaying a quality skill set and accuracy. The junior beat up on some weak secondaries during the year, but it still is impressive that he had three straight games throwing for over 400 yards without throwing a single interception. Trubisky was impressive against Florida State and Pittsburgh before an ugly game against Virginia Tech. On the season, Trubisky completed 69 percent of his passes for 3,748 yards with 30 touchdowns and six interceptions. He also scored three rushing touchdowns. Trubisky (6-3, 220) was a backup as a sophomore and freshman.
4/11/2017 7:33:20 PM	NFL Executives . . .
bsjr76 Tulsa, OK 40, joined Feb. 2016	It is impossible- even for scouts- to predict a quarterbacks pro prospects. Ol Mitchell T. isnt a bad prospect at all. Watson outta Clemson is-to me-a deffinate. Even for the Browns. I like Mahommes. And that Peterman outta Pitt is a good dark horse. Running backs are flooding the draft. Im predicting that the mid-round rb's have the most "inital" impact. Mostly due to being under the scouting radar and not being keyed in on.
4/12/2017 11:58:56 AM	NFL Executives . . .
tommy8345 Raleigh, NC 71, joined Feb. 2014	@ Sorp, How much longer do you think Eli will play?
4/13/2017 12:39:40 PM	NFL Executives . . .
jinxthejuvy11 Philadelphia, PA 50, joined Aug. 2014	Quote from tommy8345: GMs, scouts, etc. are saying this is the weakest group of quarterbacks coming out of college in years but the strongest group of running backs coming out of college in years also. You mean thier weaker than Johnny Football?
4/13/2017 3:56:10 PM	NFL Executives . . .
sorpstar Wayne, NJ 64, joined Oct. 2009	2.5 yrs more to 3 RIP Mr Rooney I was make 15 he was like 35..at Yankee Stadium where Giants last played...was nice man
4/14/2017 12:36:33 PM	NFL Executives . . .
tommy8345 Raleigh, NC 71, joined Feb. 2014	Quote from sorpstar: 2.5 yrs more to 3 RIP Mr Rooney I was make 15 he was like 35..at Yankee Stadium where Giants last played...was nice man I agree, RIP Mr. Rooney. One of his many great achievements was to convince Bill Cowher to draft BIG BEN!
4/14/2017 6:07:30 PM	NFL Executives . . .
sillylaugher61 Murrysville, PA 55, joined Aug. 2011	I liked the old man Mr. Rooney. This one that just passed, I have nothing good to say.
4/16/2017 12:44:28 AM	NFL Executives . . .
cactus911 Lexington, KY 62, joined May. 2011	Quote from tommy8345: GMs, scouts, etc. are saying this is the weakest group of quarterbacks coming out of college in years but the strongest group of running backs coming out of college in years also. IM a firm believer that I don't care how great you were in college that you have to prove it when you step up to the big leauges the N.F.L. THERE have been so many bust I couldn't list them all and we all know a lot of them as someone mentioned JOHNNY FOOTBALL.....HERES a kid that his talent level was way overrated in my opinion as at texas a@m and he proved he is an immature idiot and football is better off without the likes of guys like him in the game... U.S.C. LEADS the nation in quarterbacks that were touted highly in college and became bust in the n.f.l. theres a slew of them ...
4/24/2017 7:28:47 AM	NFL Executives . . .
cupocheer Assumption, IL 68, joined May. 2010