2012 QB Class

I thought of the same thing SS. But then there's Kevin Kolb... for whatever that's worth.

who isnt anything special. i believed and still believe that if he hadnt gotten injured last year early on and had been their full time starter, the eagles would have been 6-10 or 7-9. he just isnt very good. i never saw what all the nfl/espn hype was about him.

I don't want Case Keenum because he went to Houston. They don't produce good QB's, ever.

(....Now comes all the people on this board who have something to do with Houston who find this statement wrong...lol)

I don't want Case Keenum because he went to Houston. They don't produce good QB's, ever.

(....Now comes all the people on this board who have something to do with Houston who find this statement wrong...lol)

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Thanks for all the warm welcomes. I really really hope we finally get a franchise Qb. I know we have a lot of holes but we have to do what it takes to get the right guy. I am about to start driving the RG3 train here. That kid has something special. 80% completion percentage in the Big 12, thats good.

From Walters Football:

Landry "Lance" Jones*, QB, Oklahoma
Height: 6-4. Weight: 216.
Projected 40 Time: 4.81.
Projected Round (2012): Top 15 Pick.
10/21/11: Jones has led Oklahoma to some big wins and huge offensive days. He has improved his play on the road by reducing his interceptions. For the season, Jones has completed 68 percent of his passes for 2,177 yards with 16 touchdowns and six interceptions. He has shown the big-armed pocket presence to be franchise quarterback at the next level.

8/18/11: Jones is a big, strong-armed signal caller. He is adept at dropping back and working through his progressions to find an open receiver. Last year, Jones was able to take advantage of the high caliber of wideouts on the field with him and a strong running game. By the time he enters the draft, Jones should have a lot of experience.

When Sam Bradford was injured in 2009, the true freshman Jones was pressed into starting duty and performed well. He completed 58.1 percent of his passes for 3,198 yards, 26 touchdowns and 14 interceptions. In 2010, Jones made big strides as a sophomore when he completed 65 percent of his passes for 4,718 yards with 38 touchdowns and 12 interceptions.

Jones should put up some staggering numbers in 2011 with wide receivers Ryan Broyles and Kenny Stills. Putting up big numbers is nothing new for Jones, so leading the Sooners to max out their talent could help his draft status more than anything. If Jones leads Oklahoma to the National Championship game, he could push his stock into the top five of the draft.

Luck is an underclassmen. He could return to Stanford for one more season.

This regime has never drafted an underclassmen.

From Walters Football:

Robert Griffin*, III QB, Baylor
Height: 6-2. Weight: 220.
Projected 40 Time: 4.52.
Projected Round (2012): 1.
10/21/11: Griffin was the star of the opening week in college football, completing 21-of-29 passes for 359 yards and five touchdowns against TCU. Since then he hasn't looked back, having put up huge numbers on a weekly basis. It wasn't until late in his fourth game of the season that Griffin had more incompletions than touchdown passes. His stock is skyrocketing into the first round based mainly on his consistency. On a weekly basis, he has been an unstoppable force.

Griffin has displayed a strong arm, with good mobility and is very accurate on passes downfield. His accuracy has been phenomenal on passes to the short, intermediate, and deep part of the field. He is extremely intelligent off the field and that translates to good decision-making on the field. For the season, Griffin has completed 78 percent of his passes for 1,950 yards with 22 touchdowns and two interceptions. He has ran for 295 yards and two touchdowns. The early hints are that Griffin is inclined to pull an Andrew Luck/Jake Locker/Matt Leinart and return to school for another season.

8/18/11: Robert Griffin III is a sleeper prospect who could surprise many in 2011. Baylor is busy promoting him as a Heisman candidate and that is a stretch, but the junior signal caller is an exciting playmaker.

Last year, Griffin completed 67 percent of his passes for 3,501 yards with 22 touchdowns and eight interceptions. He also ran for 635 yards on 149 carries (4.3 average) with eight touchdowns. Griffin was limited to only three games in 2009 due to a season-ending knee injury, but he looked strong and fast in 2010. Griffin carried the Bears to a seven-win season and being a formidable opponent on Saturdays. He combines a strong arm with his top-notch speed and mobility. Griffin's definitely a player to keep an eye on.

Barkley had a USC record 6 TD passes over Colorado Thursday night. I'm not impressed by neither Tanehill or Jones today.

I say we go with Barkley (that's if we don't have to give up to much to move up). Robert Griffin III is very impressive too. I'll be content with either of those 2.

RG3 had a pretty good day today 27/41 406yds 3Tds 0 ints and add 64yds rushing with another Td.