QB later round development pick 3 behind Matt Moore and McElroy Sanchez if we can't trade him and dont want the full cap hit this year Number 4....inactive 16 weeks
Maybe later in the draft, but definitely not at #9. Or at least I hope not.. After watching him play for two years. He has the arm strength but his decision making and accuracy are lacking. I could see him going late 2-early 4.
Jets also can't afford to go into next season with Sanchez, McElroy and whichever crap FA QB they bring in. If you told me we were gonna tank next year and end up with the number 1 pick and Bridgewater I can get on board with waiting til next year. Though as bad as we are I don't think it is likely we are getting the first pick. After Bridgewater there will be questions with next years crop of Qbs just like there are this year. Now I agree at this point 9 not looking like a good spot to get a QB. I would like to see them trade down once or even twice pick up a couple extra picks and get a QB before those early 2nd rd QB needy teams get a 2nd chance. Use the rest of draft to support the QB and build the O. I'm not a big believer in waiting, too much changes from year to year. A few of these QBs have talent, new GM gotta identify the one and develop him properly. This draft should be about stockpiling picks and find our QB. GM has to pick him though, not Rex.
No Tyler Wilson, he's not a winner. His team went 4-8 this year. NFL starter caliber QB'S (which Wilson is not) lead their college teams to 9-10 win seasons. No Barkley, he's a Mark Sanchez clone. Jets should pick Glennon if he's available at 9. He has great pocket presence, a strong arm and he's a very good leadership. Glennon will be a good NFL QB.
Glennon went 7-6 in the ACC Wilson went 4-8 in the SEC after a coaching change, losing weapons, no run game and a shake O-Line
This post just doesn't make much sense. Wilson's team won 11 games last year but then you say pick glennon who won 7...which wouldn't make him an "NFL starter caliber QB" by your criteria. Same for Geno Smith.
Hmmm, I didn't know NCS did so poorly this year. I know they played in a bowl so i assumed they won 9-10 games. My mistake. Anyways from the film I've seen Glennon looks like he could be a good starter in the NFL. Great pocket presence. And from the interviews I've seen of him he seems like he has a good head and is a good leader.
I think our best bet is to trade the pick for more picks ,,,and then trade one of those later picks to another team for a qb that is already on an nfl roster,,,,,not sure how we can do it money wise. I am talking about Flynn, Cousins or someone Like that. The other part is how do u get one of those teams to part with their backup ? I pretty much do not love the draft class and hate all the free agent qb s ,some might say Campbell but if you watched him start this year you might say ,,,pass
Bradway, thats the farthest thing from mark. Nassib is nothing like him, he has a great arm and can make every single throw. He is strong as a horse and is hard to tackle. I would take him in a second
I know I am going to get flamed but in some ways he reminds me of favre. I just wish that nassib was alittle bit taller. He needs to put more touch on his short throws but he has a rocket for an arm.
He's the same size Sanchez was coming out of college. He has the same live arm, can make all the throws tag. He played in a much weaker conference than Sanchez did and put up similar results in his last season in college. The earlier seasons were nothing to write home about. In fact he would be on the bubble to get drafted at all if his senior season looked like the two before it. He played in the Big East. For him to project as a big-time QB he'd have to have been a lot better than what he showed, even last year.
I would like Nassib in the 3rd... But at this point, I would suffer through a 3-13 season if it meant getting Bridgewater or Manziel. Especially after just visiting Indianapolis and seeing Colts fans who are beyond excited about their future and can hardly even remember the 2011 season. Get some offensive talent (both OL and weapons), maybe trade back and pick up an extra 1st next year and try and get your franchise QB. I dont think Rex's or Woody's ego could handle that, but honestly it might be our best bet unless we miraculously draft a QB this year and they turn into something special.
Footwork is fundamentally sound? Accuracy is good? Throws windows open? Yeah that sounds like Sanchez.
http://walterfootball.com/pro2009msanchez.php How quickly we forget. Just glancing around at the other stuff in his various scout profiles I came up with the staggering fact that he had 35 passes deflected at the line in his full season as USC QB in 366 attempts. That's nearly a 10% incompletion rate based just on deflections.
