JFF will probably be drafted high because he's a QB who won the Heisman and had a really good couple of years in the SEC, which most football people believe is either the best or close to the best football conference.

 

Like any other QB drafted high, only time will tell if it was the right decision or not. It could also come down to where he is drafted. Does he get thrown into the mix right away or does he get to sit and learn before he has to play?

 

Odds are he will get drafted too high and by a team with question marks at QB so he will really have a chance to be a starting QB, so we should have a better idea of how he might turn out sooner then later.

 

At this time JFF is the great unknown. Most people have an opinion on him, but the truth is none of us really know, including JFF himself.

 

It is fun to discuss JFF though.

 

The only thing we know for sure is that he WILL be drafted by some team and that many of us football fans will follow him to see how it all turns out.

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