The non-Burrows QBs this year aren't very intriguing. If Eason falls to say the third round, sure, draft and develop him. 

Tua reminds me a lot of Mark Brunell, another lefty with nice touch on the ball and fairly mobile. He'll be exciting to watch, but he's likely to fall apart. I think he'll be a solid pro when he's on the field, but I see him missing long stretches and becoming less mobile over time. Mark Brunell in his pre-injury prime is definitely worthy of a top-10 pick, but the problem here is Tua has already been badly injured, so you're getting the post-injury Brunell already, and I think a much more brittle one as time passes.

Herbert and Jordan Love have a lot of measurables, but neither has proven to be clutch. Bottomline: I'd take Minshew over anyone but Burrows in this year's draft. If Minshew flames, the Jaguars will be in prime position to nab one of the top QB prospects next year. I think that's what Caldwell & co. are thinking, too, although they'll probably be out of work if that happens.

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