(01-07-2019, 04:13 PM)rpr52121 Wrote:

(01-05-2019, 12:09 PM)Setsuna00 Wrote: It's no use. Any QB in this year's draft will not succeed starting right out of the gate. If the FO could find a way to have them sit this year then maybe a few of them would pan out somehow. The safest bet is Tua in 2020, but almost no one on this board wants that. They are too delusional to think rationally anymore. In fact they've never been rational from the start. Smh.

The biggest worry about Tua is his durability. Especially in the NFL and with a Jags front office that cannot consistently field a good pass blocking offensive line. Plus while he has avoid tipped balls in college, but I'm sick of seeing 2-3 every game right now by the Jags. Would be incredibly annoying if his height leads to that in the NFL.

I think the biggest thing Haskins (or any of the other prospects in the 2019 draft) will have to show scouts will be the one-on-one meetings with teams especially when they grill him about talking about the plays he ran at OSU and coverage looks on film. It's what got Mayfield to jump the field last year, and it panned out on the field this year. 

Unfortunately, that is not something we as fans will ever be privy too.

This bolded bit is going to be a major determining factor with this QB class. It always is, but with the low number of highly rated prospects it will be magnified. 

How guys like Grier, Lock and Jones respond in these interviews will greatly impact whether we see only one QB off the board in the first round or if we'll see three selected.

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