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Here is the list of the highest college completion rates for qb since 1998. You can use your 'Ctrl F' on your keyboard to try your favorite QB. Point is having a high college completion rate is also not a predictive factor on succes in the NFL. 1 Riley Ferguson* 63.14 2016 2017 Memphis 2 McKenzie Milton* 62.79 2016 2017 UCF 3 Mason Fine* 62.05 2016 2017 North Texas 4 Dru Brown* 61.98 2016 2017 Hawaii 5 Andrew Ford 61.98 2016 2017 Massachusetts 6 Justice Hansen* 60.70 2016 2017 Arkansas State 7 Sam Darnold* 64.89 2015 2017 USC 8 Jake Browning* 64.42 2015 2017 Washington 9 Manny Wilkins* 63.38 2015 2017 Arizona State 10 Brett Rypien* 62.73 2015 2017 Boise State 11 Trace McSorley* 61.83 2015 2017 Penn State 12 Eric Dungey 61.67 2015 2017 Syracuse 13 Jason Driskel* 61.11 2015 2017 Florida Atlantic 14 Josh Rosen* 60.85 2015 2017 UCLA 15 Chase Litton* 60.77 2015 2017 Marshall 16 Riley Neal 60.75 2015 2017 Ball State 17 Luke Falk* 68.31 2014 2017 Washington State 18 Deshaun Watson* 67.44 2014 2016 Clemson 19 Brandon Silvers* 64.40 2014 2017 Troy 20 Brent Stockstill* 63.58 2014 2017 Middle Tennessee State 21 Patrick Mahomes* 63.53 2014 2017 Texas Tech 22 J.T. Barrett* 63.50 2014 2017 Ohio State 23 Mason Rudolph* 63.23 2014 2017 Oklahoma State 24 Ryan Finley* 62.64 2014 2017 North Carolina State 25 Nick Stevens* 61.88 2014 2017 Colorado State 26 Nick Arbuckle* 61.86 2014 2015 Georgia State 27 Matt Linehan* 61.23 2014 2017 Idaho 28 Kent Myers* 61.12 2014 2017 Utah State 29 Taylor Lamb* 60.71 2014 2017 Appalachian State 30 Gunner Kiel* 60.62 2014 2016 Cincinnati 31 Baker Mayfield* 68.54 2013 2017 Oklahoma 32 Greg Ward Jr.* 67.45 2013 2016 Houston 33 Jameis Winston* 66.04 2013 2014 Florida State 34 Zach Terrell* 65.47 2013 2016 Western Michigan 35 Logan Woodside* 65.09 2013 2017 Toledo 36 Kenny Hill* 64.92 2013 2017 Texas Christian 37 Chad Kelly* 63.89 2013 2016 Ole Miss 38 Ryan Higgins* 63.55 2013 2016 Louisiana Tech 39 Paxton Lynch* 62.90 2013 2015 Memphis 40 Sefo Liufau* 62.82 2013 2016 Colorado 41 Tyler Jones 62.62 2013 2016 Texas State 42 Jared Goff* 62.31 2013 2015 California 43 Cooper Rush* 62.01 2013 2016 Central Michigan 44 Mike White* 61.95 2013 2017 Western Kentucky 45 Jake Rudock* 61.67 2013 2015 Michigan 46 Bryant Shirreffs* 61.55 2013 2017 Connecticut 47 Davis Webb* 61.52 2013 2016 California 48 Joshua Dobbs* 61.46 2013 2016 Tennessee 49 Johnny Manziel* 68.95 2012 2013 Texas A&M 50 David Fales* 68.12 2012 2013 San Jose State 51 Cody Kessler* 67.49 2012 2015 USC 52 Brett Hundley* 67.45 2012 2014 UCLA 53 Marcus Mariota* 66.75 2012 2014 Oregon 54 Shane Carden* 66.62 2012 2014 East Carolina 55 Kevin Hogan* 65.91 2012 2015 Stanford 56 Matt Johnson* 65.37 2012 2015 Bowling Green State 57 Bo Wallace* 62.98 2012 2014 Ole Miss 58 Dak Prescott* 62.79 2012 2015 Mississippi State 59 Marquise Williams* 61.30 2012 2015 North Carolina 60 Everett Golson* 61.20 2012 2015 Florida State 61 Trevone Boykin* 61.18 2012 2015 Texas Christian 62 Brandon Doughty* 68.61 2011 2015 Western Kentucky 63 Teddy Bridgewater* 68.39 2011 2013 Louisville 64 Blake Bortles* 65.66 2011 2013 UCF 65 Cody Fajardo* 65.13 2011 2014 Nevada 66 Sean Mannion* 64.58 2011 2014 Oregon State 67 Taylor Kelly* 63.29 2011 2014 Arizona State 68 Chuckie Keeton* 62.92 2011 2015 Utah State 69 Rakeem Cato* 62.73 2011 2014 Marshall 70 Bryce Petty* 62.72 2011 2014 Baylor 71 Connor Halliday* 62.06 2011 2014 Washington State 72 Brett Smith* 61.96 2011 2013 Wyoming 73 Garrett Grayson* 61.81 2011 2014 Colorado State 74 Jeff Driskel* 60.70 2011 2015 Louisiana Tech 75 A.J. McCarron* 66.86 2010 2013 Alabama 76 Bryn Renner* 66.47 2010 2013 North Carolina 77 Dominique Davis* 65.91 2010 2011 East Carolina 78 Connor Shaw* 65.48 2010 2013 South Carolina 79 Corey Robinson* 64.67 2010 2013 Troy 80 Tajh Boyd* 64.27 2010 2013 Clemson 81 Keith Price* 63.99 2010 2013 Washington 82 Terrance Owens* 63.05 2010 2013 Toledo 83 Keith Wenning* 63.03 2010 2013 Ball State 84 Nathan Scheelhaase* 62.96 2010 2013 Illinois 85 Aaron Murray* 62.31 2010 2013 Georgia 86 James Franklin* 62.14 2010 2013 Missouri 87 Jordan Lynch* 61.77 2010 2013 Northern Illinois 88 Pete Thomas 61.71 2010 2014 Louisiana-Monroe 89 Logan Kilgore* 60.97 2010 2013 Middle Tennessee State 90 Seth Doege* 69.00 2009 2012 Texas Tech 91 Geno Smith* 67.44 2009 2012 West Virginia 92 Andrew Luck* 67.01 2009 2011 Stanford 93 E.J. Manuel* 66.89 2009 2012 Florida State 94 Derek Carr* 66.69 2009 2013 Fresno State 95 Sean Renfree* 64.65 2009 2012 Duke 96 Tino Sunseri* 64.50 2009 2012 Pitt 97 Ryan Aplin* 64.47 2009 2012 Arkansas State 98 Matt Barkley* 64.08 2009 2012 USC 99 Colby Cameron* 63.82 2009 2012 Louisiana Tech 100 Zac Dysert* 63.76 2009 2012 Miami (OH) 101 Landry Jones* 63.58 2009 2012 Oklahoma 102 Alex Carder* 63.29 2009 2012 Western Michigan 103 Austyn Carta-Samuels* 62.44 2009 2013 Vanderbilt 104 Tyler Tettleton* 62.35 2009 2013 Ohio 105 Bryant Moniz* 62.23 2009 2011 Hawaii 106 Nick Florence* 61.80 2009 2012 Baylor 107 Jeff Tuel 61.34 2009 2012 Washington State 108 G.J. Kinne* 61.26 2009 2011 Tulsa 109 Kyle Padron* 61.18 2009 2011 SMU 110 Kellen Moore* 69.78 2008 2011 Boise State 111 Brandon Weeden* 69.54 2008 2011 Oklahoma State 112 Robert Griffin III* 67.11 2008 2011 Baylor 113 Kirk Cousins* 64.10 2008 2011 Michigan State 114 Levi Brown* 62.89 2008 2009 Troy 115 Tyler Wilson* 62.55 2008 2012 Arkansas 116 Ryan Tannehill* 62.53 2008 2011 Texas A&M 117 Zach Collaros* 61.94 2008 2011 Cincinnati 118 Chandler Harnish* 61.89 2008 2011 Northern Illinois 119 Darron Thomas* 61.26 2008 2011 Oregon 120 Austin Davis* 61.10 2008 2011 Southern Mississippi 121 Terrelle Pryor* 60.92 2008 2010 Ohio State 122 Russell Wilson* 60.91 2008 2011 Wisconsin 123 Blaine Gabbert* 60.88 2008 2010 Missouri 124 Case Keenum* 69.36 2007 2011 Houston 125 Sam Bradford* 67.64 2007 2009 Oklahoma 126 Nick Foles* 66.81 2007 2011 Arizona 127 Taylor Potts* 66.27 2007 2010 Texas Tech 128 Max Hall* 65.34 2007 2009 Brigham Young 129 Jimmy Clausen* 62.61 2007 2009 Notre Dame 130 T.J. Yates* 62.26 2007 2010 North Carolina 131 Christian Ponder* 61.76 2007 2010 Florida State 132 Andy Dalton* 61.66 2007 2010 Texas Christian 133 Mike Hartline* 61.17 2007 2010 Kentucky 134 Ben Chappell* 61.07 2007 2010 Indiana 135 Giovanni Vizza 60.73 2007 2008 North Texas 136 Colt McCoy* 70.33 2006 2009 Texas 137 Chase Holbrook 69.35 2006 2008 New Mexico State 138 Riley Skinner* 66.94 2006 2009 Wake Forest 139 Tim Tebow* 66.43 2006 2009 Florida 140 Dan Lefevour* 66.42 2006 2009 Central Michigan 141 Tyler Sheehan* 64.66 2006 2009 Bowling Green State 142 Sean Canfield* 64.11 2006 2009 Oregon State 143 Todd Reesing* 63.79 2006 2009 Kansas 144 Andy Schmitt 62.84 2006 2009 Eastern Michigan 145 Matt Grothe* 62.46 2006 2009 South Florida 146 Omar Haugabook* 61.29 2006 2007 Troy 147 Zac Robinson* 61.06 2006 2009 Oklahoma State 148 Colt Brennan* 70.39 2005 2007 Hawaii 149 Graham Harrell* 69.77 2005 2008 Texas Tech 150 Chase Daniel* 67.99 2005 2008 Missouri 151 Pat White* 64.75 2005 2008 West Virginia 152 Drew Willy* 64.22 2005 2008 Buffalo 153 Cullen Harper* 63.56 2005 2008 Clemson 154 Tim Hiller* 63.00 2005 2009 Western Michigan 155 Willie Tuitama* 61.60 2005 2008 Arizona 156 Rudy Carpenter* 61.04 2005 2008 Arizona State 157 Brian Johnson* 66.17 2004 2008 Utah 158 Brian Brohm* 65.82 2004 2007 Louisville 159 Andre Woodson* 61.89 2004 2007 Kentucky 160 JaMarcus Russell* 61.86 2004 2006 LSU 161 Caleb Hanie* 61.04 2004 2007 Colorado State 162 Blake Mitchell* 60.71 2004 2007 South Carolina 163 Clint Marks* 66.01 2003 2006 Middle Tennessee State 164 Matt Leinart* 64.82 2003 2005 USC 165 Omar Jacobs* 64.49 2003 2005 Bowling Green State 166 Drew Stanton* 64.18 2003 2006 Michigan State 167 Paul Smith* 62.54 2003 2007 Tulsa 168 John Beck* 62.41 2003 2006 Brigham Young 169 John David Booty* 62.26 2003 2007 USC 170 Jared Zabransky* 62.24 2003 2006 Boise State 171 Vince Young* 61.84 2003 2005 Texas 172 Kevin Kolb* 61.60 2003 2006 Houston 173 Chris Leak* 61.39 2003 2006 Florida 174 Shawn Bell 61.16 2003 2006 Baylor 175 Drew Tate* 61.01 2003 2006 Iowa 176 Bruce Gradkowski* 68.21 2002 2005 Toledo 177 Sonny Cumbie* 65.48 2002 2004 Texas Tech 178 Joel Klatt* 61.17 2002 2005 Colorado 179 Kellen Clemens* 60.99 2002 2005 Oregon 180 Jeff Rowe* 60.78 2002 2006 Nevada 181 Ben Roethlisberger* 65.49 2001 2003 Miami (OH) 182 Jason Campbell* 64.64 2001 2004 Auburn 183 Charlie Frye 63.58 2001 2004 Akron 184 Brian Lindgren 61.00 2001 2003 Idaho 185 Matt Schaub* 66.98 2000 2003 Virginia 186 B.J. Symons* 64.36 2000 2003 Texas Tech 187 Philip Rivers* 63.57 2000 2003 North Carolina State 188 Ryan Dinwiddie* 62.70 2000 2003 Boise State 189 Ryan Schneider 62.04 2000 2003 UCF 190 Casey Clausen* 61.02 2000 2003 Tennessee 191 Josh Harris* 60.99 2000 2003 Bowling Green State 192 Rex Grossman* 60.99 2000 2002 Florida 193 Eli Manning* 60.82 2000 2003 Ole Miss 194 Kliff Kingsbury* 65.37 1999 2002 Texas Tech 195 Wes Counts 65.05 1999 2001 Middle Tennessee State 196 Jason White* 63.33 1999 2004 Oklahoma 197 Josh Heupel* 63.27 1999 2000 Oklahoma 198 Byron Leftwich* 65.12 1998 2002 Marshall 199 George Godsey 63.27 1998 2001 Georgia Tech 200 Tim Rattay 65.40 1997 1999 Louisiana Tech 201 Chad Pennington* 63.57 1997 1999 Marshall 202 David Carr* 62.71 1997 2001 Fresno State 203 Drew Brees* 61.14 1997 2000 Purdue 204 Tim Couch 67.15 1996 1998 Kentucky 205 Daunte Culpepper 65.72 1996 1998

I had Rosen 1 and Allen 2 but after film review and seeing all his accuracy issues are with his footwork which he has addressed I so happy we were able to get him. It's so funny because when under pressure Rosen accuracy is worst than Allens

I will give you the main stream thing, but analytics only gives you part of the story sometimes

@BuffaloRush You must not play DFS (draftkings or Fanduel) because Warren Sharp did not just come out of nowhere. He has been around for a while now. He puts out a season preview book for fantasy football for a least the last couple of seasons

Yep just like Antonio Brown

To much like right SMH

Deon Cain WR Clemson 6'2 205 lbs 4.40 that is sponsored by Nike. FYI BILLS draft choices JOSH ALLEN, TREMAINE EDMUNDS are sponsored by NIKE

Yes. Great Press Corner that can catch since he used to play WR. Nice cover 2 zone corner. Fits the profile to a Tee

I think the colts strategy was to trade with the JETS to get the 3 2nds knowing that they could still trade with the BILLS and Still get 2 1st. Basically COLTS decided to try to double dip

Please repost your original posts regarding who you were banging the table for

My off days are always Thursday, Fri, Sat and dont have to be at work until Sunday@10pm

Richie went full retard. You never go full retard!

I wonder what made her feel that this was the right time to express those feelings? I think she went over the top especially if he wasn't like that until the CTE came into play.

Jets didnt have to offer as much because they only had to move up 3 spots not 9. For what the jets had to give up to move up 3 spots was alot. If they hit on a QB then it was worth it

Yeah I think he got hurt by then

True. I was only asking because in that pic with Woods Webb looked like the dude in the music video "Everyday we Lit"

see the pic below. That is Joe Webb which looks darker that the guy to the left of Wood. That why it surprised me when the previous poster said that was Webb

Oh Damm. Is he bleaching his skin. I thought he was darker skinned than that

http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-turning-point/0ap3000000902518/The-moment-the-drought-ended-in-Buffalo-NFL-Turning-Point MUST SEE!!!!!!!!!! Excellent recap Sunday Bengals game that ended the drought I really think something special is going to happen for the BILLS in these playoffs

Hey Im slow. Who is the player on the left side of Eric Wood?

Listen the Titans own the Jags this season. 1st game the Jags did not score a offensive TD and the 2nd game the only touchdowns the Jags scored was 2 TD in garbage time. The BILLS are sort of built like the Titans. ( Mobile QB, Run 1st offense, Dynamic TE) I would say the Titans front 7 is better, but the BILLS secondary when healthy is better. As long as we can stop Fournette and Ivory ( Who always seem to have good games against the BILLS ) i can see the BILLS winning 17-13

I hate I cant find the article but I was just reading about a guy lost it all gambling in Vegas over this game. He is doing fine now though Edit: I found it. http://www.profootballweekly.com/lists/2017/11/29/c3eb88f0b74949878d62de0cfde99f2d/

Kinda of reminds of what forced Calvin Johnson to retire early because they are so tall it leaves the legs and knees always exposed compared to a normal sized receiver

Running Back are a dime a dozen. Yeah ok. Unless your top 5