Quote:You didnt go BAP

Master of all pro scouts Gil Brandt still had his number 6 on the board and you went with number 11 and could of went with his number 1 guy at 3

 

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap2000000...pects-list

 

 

No big deal. 

 

I had already read a lot of information about the quarterback class, evaluated what video there is, and traded out of the third spot. No way that Bortles is a top draft prospect. 

 

Bortles' fast-rising quarterback status is nothing new. It's called over-drafting quarterback.

 

That's just the power of the Gator-infested media on a down year for the Florida Gators. UCF is just the next best thing.

 

Binky to Bart to the New York market. They can sell anything. 

 

Again, going back to some of the stuff I mentioned weeks ago (prior to this mock draft), none of the quarterbacks in this class are elite.

 

You can shred Bortles to ribbons just on You Tube video. You can't do that with an elite quarterback prospect because they are seriously that much better than normal.

 

NFL's Daniel Jeremiah, Charles Davis, etc. made it clear that the reason Bridgewater, Manziel, Bortles etc. are going to sit atop their mock drafts directly relates NOT to elite talent, but rather, the panic-driven quarterback market.

 

NFL Media draft analyst Charles Davis said on the same podcast that he likes Bridgewater "a bunch." But he also said, "I'm not sure he's a top-10 guy, but I think he may get picked in the top 10."


Davis said quarterbacks often get overrated because if an NFL team doesn't have a guy it can count on at the position, "You're in trouble. I think sometimes we artificially boost these guys up because people are just terrified. What's the alternative? What do we do? Where do we go?" - http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap2000000...-overhyped

 

The problem is bad drafting advice is like a tree fungus around Jacksonville. The source is the Florida Times Union.

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