Quote:Can you take a serious look at the "top" of this QB class and expect this to happen?

 

I certainly can't.  Looks like just a bunch of Harringtons, Ponders, Gabberts, Sanchezs, and  Clausens to me.  Fish that only appear big because the pond is so ridiculously small.

 

You draft when available, not when convenient.  Wishing a bad crop into being something special defies logic, in my opinion.  This year, what's available is certainly doesn't seem to be anything to write home about.  It's not draft your franchise QB in 2014 or bust, and there's no reason why folks should act as if it should be.

I agree with you in theory pirks but I think you grading this class a little too low...

 

" I think that his throwing skill set and movement will remind some of Russell Wilson. He throws the ball well. He has good feel. He's a guy who understands windows, timing, anticipation. You would say he has the arm strength to make all the necessary throws but doesn't have a gun. Not an extreme talent like "Wow, look at this kid throw the football." He has light feet, sets up quickly, asked to make decisions before the snap of the ball at the LOS and thought he did that extremely well. His delivery is compact. He showed pocket movement. For the most part, he was an efficient player."

 

This sounds worlds better than every qb that you listed that were busts

 

I am not saying Bridgewater doesn't have flaws but with who we have as pass catchers it is boon for us. 

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