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I just watched a few highlights of Cole Kelley… holy smokes, I think I am in love.

Congrats to Bailey Zappe, I think he’s in a great fit with the Mac Jones’ type of passing game.

I watched that Kurt Warner youtube breakdown of Carson… My biggest takeaway was that Kurt Warner is a freaking genius. Not only does he have a high football IQ, but he’s able to explain it in a very teachable way. Very good news to hear that Carson is working with Warner.

Keep an eye on Virginia's Brennan Armstrong as well, also sleeper Jake Haener.

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He looked good, all his throws had accuracy and velocity. He got sacked a few times, it didn't bother him. I would guess he's going to be the top quarterback taken in this year's draft? edit: who knows, I keep flip-flopping, we'll see how the bowls go.

Excited to watch Eastern Washington’s QB Eric Barriere for the first time tonight. edit: first impressions- similar, but he’s not built as thick as Malik Willis.

I see a lot similarities between Matt Corral and Tua Tagovailoa. They're both quick-read guys with quick, compact releases. They both throw the ball like darts, snapping it off at the shoulder. The downside is that without much wind-up, it makes it hard to arc and drive the ball down the field (like a Russell Wilson). However, that's not necessarily a bad thing, just a different style (more West Coast, timing routes, pre-snap reads). I'm going to pay close attention to Tua, because if he can be successful with his style in Miami, then Corral can definitely be successful, too.

Thank you, Referee’s.

We have a great offensive line, just wish we had a more threatening RB and QB.

Man, I didn’t even know that guy Barriere even existed. His highlights look good, similar to Malik Willis, but better stats. I guess you never know where a sleeper might come from. I hope our scouting department are doing their homework on these guys.

The difference for me is the lower half. Pickett and Corral have a lower base that seems to anchor them, when times get tough. Howell's lower half is strong, but skiddish. There's a fine line between quick feet and happy feet. Unfortunately, right now, Howell has some skiddish feet, behind a bad offensive line. He'll need some re-programming. The safer bet is Pickett and Corral. Edit: After re-watching more of Howell, he does have the potential for a strong base, he just needs to settle down.

The sleeper QB's I like are Jake Haener and Bailey Zappe. Haener is on now.

I think Trey Lance is my favorite QB out of last year's draft class (maybe Zach Wilson). I just feel like he has more rhythm and physical tools than the other guys. Mac Jones has the rhythm, but not quite the arm talent of Trey Lance. Trey is a project, but as long as he's not dirt dumb, he'll be a quality starter some day. Edit: Actually, I still like Zach Wilson a lot. When his mechanics are right, he throws from a strong base.

I believe the QB prospects in this year's draft are better than Daniel Jones and Duane Haskins, but not as good as Herbert or Joe Burrow. In that case, I think this is a good year to draft a QB because it won't require a top 5 pick. We can just sit back and relax, and draft whoever falls to us. Best case scenario may be taking BPA with our first pick, and then then trading up to get a QB with our second pick.