I'd love to grab Hooker in the 3rd if he's still there. I know he does nothing for us next season, but I thought he looked better than Young in the Alabama game this year. A 3rd round pick on a QB who'd likely be a top 10 pick if not injured is a steal in my opinion. Plus, this is the year to bet a 3rd rounder on a prospect.
Bagent looked at ease, like he's used to being in charge and successful. He's got decent size at 6'3", 215 lbs. and he's got the arm. He didn't look out of place against Senior Bowl talent.
Unless Richardson falls into day 2, I wouldn't sacrifice a top 100 pick on a QB.
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I'd be excited if Seattle landed Richardson in the third round or lower. Wouldn't want the Hawks to take him before the third. Chances are high he never plays in the NFL. Prototypical high ceiling, low floor. Worth taking a flier on if we don't have to spend too much draft capital.
I'd consider Stroud or Young if available at #5. It's safe to say Young will be gone by then. Either could bust. Young may not hold up physically in the NFL and Stroud hasn't performed with consistency. If Stroud were available at 20, I'd be happy if Schneider took him. Unlikely it happens. Could easily be gone by 5.
The Senior Bowl wasn't great for the QB's. Haener looked the best, but he was sub-par and just raised more concerns than settling any. The Combine will be really interesting as a result, with a lot of guys having a ton to prove, and the top talents needing to prove they are worthy of the top picks.
Makes me happier to keep riding the Bijan #5 train! I did like the way Haener stuck to his task at the Senior Bowl and didn't let some poor play get to him, finishing the drills strongly. With this crop of QB's i think those intangibles/personality traits will be key, as the overall talent level is a touch low and they will need to be gritty and hardworking to have success in the NFL.
Remember WR Jerheme Urban? He played at Div III Trinity University (San Antonio, and—I’m proud to say—my alma mater). The other players kidded him that he had played eight years of high school football. BTW, Jerheme is now Trinity’s head coach, where he’s gone 50-24 in six seasons.
If I follow Ben Baldwin’s 10% logic, Schneider should draft every QB possible that he assesses having a 10% chance of “making it.” By the time he accumulates ten of these, one will be good enough to “make it.”
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I'd love to grab Hooker in the 3rd if he's still there. I know he does nothing for us next season, but I thought he looked better than Young in the Alabama game this year. A 3rd round pick on a QB who'd likely be a top 10 pick if not injured is a steal in my opinion. Plus, this is the year to bet a 3rd rounder on a prospect.
Bagent looked at ease, like he's used to being in charge and successful. He's got decent size at 6'3", 215 lbs. and he's got the arm. He didn't look out of place against Senior Bowl talent.
Unless Richardson falls into day 2, I wouldn't sacrifice a top 100 pick on a QB.
I'd be excited if Seattle landed Richardson in the third round or lower. Wouldn't want the Hawks to take him before the third. Chances are high he never plays in the NFL. Prototypical high ceiling, low floor. Worth taking a flier on if we don't have to spend too much draft capital.
I'd consider Stroud or Young if available at #5. It's safe to say Young will be gone by then. Either could bust. Young may not hold up physically in the NFL and Stroud hasn't performed with consistency. If Stroud were available at 20, I'd be happy if Schneider took him. Unlikely it happens. Could easily be gone by 5.
The Senior Bowl wasn't great for the QB's. Haener looked the best, but he was sub-par and just raised more concerns than settling any. The Combine will be really interesting as a result, with a lot of guys having a ton to prove, and the top talents needing to prove they are worthy of the top picks.
Makes me happier to keep riding the Bijan #5 train! I did like the way Haener stuck to his task at the Senior Bowl and didn't let some poor play get to him, finishing the drills strongly. With this crop of QB's i think those intangibles/personality traits will be key, as the overall talent level is a touch low and they will need to be gritty and hardworking to have success in the NFL.
Remember WR Jerheme Urban? He played at Div III Trinity University (San Antonio, and—I’m proud to say—my alma mater). The other players kidded him that he had played eight years of high school football. BTW, Jerheme is now Trinity’s head coach, where he’s gone 50-24 in six seasons.
If I follow Ben Baldwin’s 10% logic, Schneider should draft every QB possible that he assesses having a 10% chance of “making it.” By the time he accumulates ten of these, one will be good enough to “make it.”
Duggan is the guy on this list I would take a flyer on, although I haven't seen them all.
If you don't trade up from 5 to get the guy that JS loves (Young? Stroud?) then by all means go for a QB late.
Only 2 guys with 1st round grades. Who do the Hawks pick at 5 if Young, Stroud, Anderson and Carter are gone?
If Tanner Mckee from Stanford is still available in the 3rd or 4th round he well might be worth a pick.