A new way of Projecting College QB's to the NFL

[gafinfan]

I ran across this on another forum and thought those of you who are QB gurus might enjoy the reads. This guy claims a 70% success in naming those who will be Elite type QBs in the NFL

BTW he names R. Stanzi as his number one guy on the board, with C. Ponder as number two (if his Wonderlic holds up) for 2011.

Ok now for the real meat:

NFL Draft Picks 2011 - Projecting a College QB - Fantasy Football 2011

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NFL Draft 2011 - Ricky Stanzi Wonderlic Score - Fantasy Football 2011

Great/good NFL QBs in years gone by (more than a decade ago) have scored very low on the Wonderlic -- Dan Marino, Jim Kelly, Brett Favre, Donovan McNabb as some examples. My theory is (debatable) that back 10-20+ years ago the whole draft process was not as scrutinized; now it is a highly televised event. Everything, including the Wonderlic test results has gone from something "kinda" important 10-20+ years ago and something that could be blown off by many elite college QBs...current day, the Wonderlic test results can mean millions of dollars lost with a bad score. Prospective QBs now go to specialists to help improve Wonderlic scoring and take practice tests multiple times. Some may think the Wonderlic scoring is irrelevant, but College QBs with NFL dreams and NFL GMs do not, I can assure you.

Ponder and McElroy are my two favorites this year, with Yates as the dark horse in all of this. I would not touch any of the professed top runners (Newton, Locker, Mallett, or whoever)!

Having said that do any here really think you guys will go QB in round one with so many other needs and no FA? Remember without a CBA there are no player trades to be able to move up or down this year, YET.