Monster QB?
 

I'm in the rather privileged position of drafting 1.1 with this player in the draft class:

QB
6-2, 218 lbs
Dash = 4.42
Sole = 54
Strg = 20
Agil = 6.94
BJmp = 9-06
PSpec = 70
Dev = 39%
Formations = 10
Volatility = 7

Intelligence = 25

Now he looks a monster, should I be worried by the blue BJmp and lower SPec?

The next QB in the draft is not bad either
6-1, 206 lbs
Dash = 4.48
Sole = 39
Strg = 16
Agil = 7.47
BJmp = 8-10
PSpec = 83
Dev = 38%
Formations = 9
Volatility = 18

Bars or it didn't happen.

As in you don't believe me?

Here is his playercard (post interview):

Attachment 5952

I mean there's no way you're not drafting him at 1.1

Looks like a stud to me

A GM that doesn't draft this guy had better trade the pick for a kings ransom or draft a comparably god like player at another prestige position.

Even if that guy drops off a cliff he still looks like he'll end up rated in the 50's.

I'm not sure if this helps, but here is mine.



I traded a lot of picks to get third overall (I was in the middlefield and the two teams above me had superb QBs already). Needless to say, he won the Superbowl in his second season, 55-31 vs. the Bengals. He peaked at 92 in his ninth season I think. Bears Offence is still one of the top-scorers in the league.

So yes, if your QB happens to be called Jay Cutler (Sam Bradford), draft this guy. If he doesn't, you could get yourself an ungodly amount of picks.

It was a comment made in jest; the point was that it was incomplete to attempt to evaluate a player only by reference to his combines.

I say draft him.

I say trade the pick to me.......

He came out as 40/87 straight after the draft

Been there, done that...

Well? Did you draft him or did someone else?

Oh, I drafted him, very pleased.

Now the next question is start him or sit him?

Some questions you need to walk the dog on.

Think FOF, not NFL.

Pros of starting: Gains experience points
Cons of starting: Might get hurt

What other pros and cons are there?

Pro: Sooner he develops, sooner you take over the world.

Start him. His floor is 40 OVR.

Start him, give the kid a chance to gain 30-40 points of experience In his first season.

He's 48/87 post TC. The only bar that's awful is timing which is 4/6. SR is 74/74

The low timing bar seems to be a good thing.

Timing: good in a comedian. Bad in a franchise quarterback.

The true greats don't really know when to throw it, anyway. They just throw it!