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I'm good with the arm. My thing is that I prefer athleticism/upside over polish with a developmental QB. I think he's a good, well-schooled player and would fit in best here as the second QB in the class.

@01Canes Make no mistake, I want Rashada. He is a stud talent. But it’s not my money, and I can see how some feel the investment would be risky. The good news is that Rashada hasn’t gotten the deal yet and collectives are crashing. The smart play for him is to go to the best football situation...

I would say that's pretty accurate. Held up a lot better than some of my others, lol.

What was it? The Matocha threads are below . The only thing I can find is a comment that "if you are going to get a 3-star QB, get him from Texas." My view on Matocha was that he was a late-period lottery ticket with good height and twitchiness. Arm strength was and is the question with him...

Fake news. I did say he was doing a nice job returning kicks in practice. What a time that was. We had Brian Monroe making more plays than our WRs.

You don't have to listen to anybody. I guarantee the coaches don't care what some dork posting from his office thinks about players. But it's a fan discussion board. We are just discussing the prospect. College coaches are always more knowledgeable than fans but they are not always right.

Quarterbacks seem to have more "diamonds in the rough" than other positions. I took Yahoo's ranking of the top 20 QBs. Anybody who was not a blue chipper is in bold and underlined. Josh Allen Patrick Mahomes Aaron Rodgers Joe Burrow (low four-star) Tom Brady (pre-recruiting rankings, USC...

21 of the last 26 first round QBs played multiple sports. That's 80%. Those kids typically have more athletic upside, more varied movement skills and more resilience from competing year-round instead of training. One of the reasons I was so high on TVD as a recruit is because he played multiple...

There's a bunch, but a recent one would be Tirek Austin-Cave. I had him as the #3 player in that class.

I'm talking more about plays like when TVD escaped the rush, rolled left and contorted to throw that two-point conversion against UNC. The ability to make the OC right when things go haywire. Joe Burrow (former basketball player) is a great example. Questions I would ask if I were UM- does...

Where did you find the combine numbers? Thanks in advance.

Listen, you’ve forgotten more about QB play than I’ve ever known. I’m just greedy. He looks like P5 signee all day but I was hoping for more “Wow” flashes of physical tools.

This one is moving too fast for me. I have no problem taking a sleeper QB (look at the ratings of the NFL stars) and this is more of an eval than a last-minute scramble. He definitely looks like a P5 QB prospect. But I’m concerned about athletic upside. The trend is toward dynamic talents and...

His movement in the pocket is impressive. He has twitch in his feet. Would have expected him to look more raw based on his background.