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Schmoopy1000
When all else fails, Smack em' in the Mouth!
One NFL scout told the Bengals' website that this year's top draft-eligible quarterbacks have "enough pros and cons" that they deserve to be selected around the 35th overall pick "if there wasn't such a need at the top of the draft."
In other words, the scout seemingly believes Teddy Bridgewater, Blake Bortles, Johnny Manziel and Derek Carr are all not elite franchise quarterback-type talents. We've seen it suggested previously that this year's QB class compares to 2011's, when Jake Locker (No. 8), Blaine Gabbert (10), and Christian Ponder (12) were all severely overdrafted. The Texans, Jaguars, Browns and Raiders all need quarterbacks this year, and all draft in the top five.
Kinda interesting with all the talk of a QB going #1.
In other words, the scout seemingly believes Teddy Bridgewater, Blake Bortles, Johnny Manziel and Derek Carr are all not elite franchise quarterback-type talents. We've seen it suggested previously that this year's QB class compares to 2011's, when Jake Locker (No. 8), Blaine Gabbert (10), and Christian Ponder (12) were all severely overdrafted. The Texans, Jaguars, Browns and Raiders all need quarterbacks this year, and all draft in the top five.
Kinda interesting with all the talk of a QB going #1.