(10-21-2017, 06:17 PM)TheO-LineMatters Wrote:

(10-21-2017, 04:06 PM)JackCity Wrote: Rudolph ain't it folks.  

He's a good college QB but I don't like how that skillset translates at all. I think he'll look lost in the NFL and doesn't have the arm or mental processing to compensate. Very nice touch passer but that's it. Big meh

You and I must be watching two different QB's. Admittedly, today wasn't his best game, but it was far from terrible. The Cowboys played overly conservative and ran the ball like 51 times, even though the run game was getting stuffed. The play calling was ridiculously predictable. They ran on first down, they ran on second down and sometimes they passed on 3rd down, but only if it was 3rd and long. Rudolph threw a sure TD pass on a slant to McCleskey that hit him right between the numbers, but he dropped the ball. There were a lot of things that factored into that low score, but bad QB play wasn't one of them. I still view him as the most consistently accurate QB in this class and I'd still take him as the first QB with Rosen 2nd and Mayfield 3rd, although the kid from N.C. State (Finley) is slowly winning me over as well. I really like him. Darnold and Allen need to stay in school.

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(10-21-2017, 05:15 PM)JNev Wrote: He would definitely benefit from sitting for a year behind a vet.

That would be ideal for any rookie QB coming into the NFL.

More so a comment on his body of work than a comment on the game.  


I don't really like his mental process when he has to get off his first read or play out of structure. He floats every pass, even to the sidelines and quick outs which is a mortal sin for a QB. Arm is average but has amazing touch. If had was a 3rd round pick I'd like him, wouldn't touch him in the 1st as of right now.   

Much prefer Mayfield,Jackson and Rosen for what they bring to the table trait wise.

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