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As most here probably know quarterbacks have never really been my area of expertise and have left a few out. Sorry Sanders but Colorado got nothing on them Huskers this year. As time allows will be adding more sections in the near future. To start off for now here is a quick look at this college seasons quarterbacks leading up to the 2025 NFL Draft and my early grades per round. 2025 NFL Draft QBs QB Cam Miller (ND St.) - Overall 2023 PFF grade 93.9. Outstanding 71.5% completion rate, threw 2687 yards, 9.2 average, 19 TD/4 INTs. Dual threat QB who also rushed for 629 yards (4.7 avg) adding another 13 TDs on the ground. Round 1 QB Mark Gronowski (SD St) - final 2023 offense grade of 92.4 (3rd), pass grade of 90.5 (8th), run grade of 85.5. Good for 4th best behind Jayden Daniels and Bo Nix. PFF had Gronowski with a 93.0 PFF grade only behind Cam Miller (ND St. 93.9). Round 1. QB Jalen Milroe (Alabama) - dual threat QB with a chance to go in R1 but needs to show significant improvement as a pocket passer. Needs to develop better accuracy and anticipation. In 2023, Milroes recorded a 9.2% big-time throw rate in 2023, the second-best mark in the nation. His 35 runs of 10+ yards were 4th among FBS QBs and his 96.9 passing grade on deep throws trailed only Heisman Trophy winner Jayden Daniels. QB Jaxson Dart (Mississippi) – His play was elevated in Lane Kiffin’s RPO/play-action-heavy offense working outside of the pocket. Needs to get better in the pocket but already breaking Eli Manning’s records with an 82% release speed, 82% short passing, 89% medium passing, 93% long passing, and 80% rush/scramble grades. Dart’s growing on me at a potential top draft pick for the Colts next draft to backup AR. QB Riley Leonard (Duke) dual threat QB with decent 4.52s-forty speed. Round 3 QB Grayson McCall (Coastal Carolina) mobile pocket passer quick release speed (80%). Projects Round 3-5 QB Jordan Travis (FSU) – Mobile pocket passer. Round 5 QB Matthew Sluka (Holy Cross) – 2023 overall PFF grade of 92.2. Dual threat QB mostly as a runner not as a passer but low INT has thrown over 20 TDs past two seasons and only 4-5 INTs. Rushed for over 1200 yards in 2022-2023. Round 5 QB Zevi Eckhaus (Washington St); 90.8 PFF Grade) –Past 3 years at Bryant, Eckhaus averaged over 60% comp, 2345-3228 yards, with 21-28 TD/3-15 INTs. Can rush but seems to be more a true pocket passer. Finished (6th) best QB in D1 in 2023. See what he does his senior season against better competition at Washington State. Projecting Round 6-UDFA QB KJ Jefferson (Arkansas) dual threat QB. Round 7-UDFA Next up OL (to be continued)
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Interesting as both NFL.com and NFLDraftBuzz.com both have Cooper DeJean running a slow 4.50s-forty speeds. Since it's on the internet it's got to be true (well sort of apparently). This draft is over. Stay tuned will be posting an extensive list and breakdown for the upcoming college season of draftees and expected UDFAs. It will be my extensive deep dive in many years.
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No doubt the colts thought highly of him. I'm just wondering where he plays? You don't normally draft in the third round for depth. Braden is still under contract until 2026. Sure they can cut him in 25 and save I believe 16 mil, but I'm not sure the colts will go in that direction unless Braden really regressed from his knee surgery. Fries is a FA in 25, but Goncalves said he hasn't played G in some time.
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Grading on a curve 😂. Latu and Mitchell to me make this draft. It's hard to say it's not an A when you get two players no one expected to be there
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