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Tanner Lee has good arm strength. That's it though. His footwork makes me want to cry and his accuracy would have you begging to bring EJ Manuel back.

Wow, I didn't think any of the media draft guys would agree with me on Rosen. I'm honestly shocked to see Zierlein have him this low.

I wouldn't use this for the scouting reports at all; strictly for game film.

There's still some missing prospects; he hasn't had a chance to publish a grade on everyone yet. I'm certain Rosen will be one of the top 3 (I'm guessing 1st) QBs once he's added in.

http://www.nfl.com/draft/2018/tracker#dt-tabs:dt-by-grade The scouting reports are always a nice read. There are some guys that are missing at the moment (off the top of my head, I noticed Rosen and Ronald Jones aren't included yet), but for now, their big board is: 1. Saquon Barkley 2. Quenton Nelson 3. Tremaine Edmunds 4. Bradley Chubb 5. Sam Darnold 6. Calvin Ridley 7. Da'Ron Payne 8. Roquon Smith 9. Vita Vea 10. Minkah Fitzpatrick And so far, the QBs are graded, in order (projected draft range in parentheses): 1. Darnold (top 3) 2. Lamar (1st round) 3. Mayfield (1st round) 4. Allen (1st round) 5. Falk (3rd-4th) 6. Rudolph (2nd-3rd, has the same grade as Falk but higher projection) 7. Mike White (6th-7th) 8. Riley Ferguson (5th-6th, don't ask how he has a lower grade but higher projection compared to White) 9. Kurt Benkert (6th-7th) 10. Jeremiah Briscoe (7th-Undrafted)

For those that are interested, I figured I'd post the link to this great Google Doc. As you'll see when you click the link, positions are listed at the top. If, for example, you click "QB", it'll take you to a list of roughly 60 QB prospects (anyone you'd care about is in the left-most column). Click on "Tape" next to the name of the guy you want to watch and it'll take you to a page for that specific prospect. Once you're there, you'll see a line for "Game Tape" with links to YouTube videos of the specific prospect. Some prospects have more tape than others as you can imagine, but you can pretty much find a decent amount of tape on any prospect you'd ever want to research. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/13RgfxMu4CW0NKMZebZ88cgg7b7MlszjfzXxEeId7Y34/htmlview#

Darnold has more INTs under pressure this season than Mayfield, Rosen, and Lamar Jackson combined. Of all the QBs likely to be drafted this year, only Allen and Benkert had a lower passer rating under pressure.

The A&M game is riddled with poor decisions and bad throws too. I still think he’s worthy of being a first round pick, and he’s roughly the same tier as the other top QBs, but he’s my least favorite of the 5.

Obviously it’s all highlights, but I’d mention this guy has posted a video like this for all the top QB prospects. Pretty cool to watch.

I didn’t read it, but I’ve seen enough people talking about it to get the gist. Before this week, I thought he made a lot of sense for the Patriots and Falcons in particular so it doesn’t surprise me.

He seems like he’s improved his velocity since the end of the season, at least compared to the games I watched of his. Based strictly on this week, his arm strength looked probably average in the NFL.

Just my opinion (and note I’m almost certainly higher on Lauletta than most are): I think he’s in the conversation for most accurate QB in the entire draft and he’s very comfortable moving in the pocket and throwing with anticipation. Before this week, I had him as my #6 QB and roughly a 4th round pick. The big question was arm strength, but he answered that question this week. His arm strength didn’t look any worse than Mayfield’s. In fact, he threw a number of darts throughout the week and in the actual game. I view him as a guy that has average arm strength by NFL standards and very good accuracy. Anticipation is obviously a big deal too. He’s still my #6 QB, but I think he’s clearly distanced himself from the rest of the pack at this point and think a 2nd round pick is deserved. I could see someone else taking him before Buffalo has a chance in the 2nd in all honesty.

I’d probably prefer Edmunds over Payne and a different QB than Benkert, but this isn’t too bad and I definitely prefer this over a “Rudolph in the first” mock. I like the Nyheim pick a lot; I think he’s pretty much a perfect 3rd down back that can spell McCoy.

His performance against Middle Tennessee State was better than that one. He still looks pretty rough accuracy wise IMO though and seems to take a long time to go from seeing a guy get open to actually throwing the ball to him. After the Senior Bowl and going back and watching some more of him, I’d probably bump him ahead of Benkert and maybe Ferguson, but I still have him around my #10 or 11 QB in the class.

Yeah I’m suddenly feeling a lot better about the Bills position now.

I’m definitely going to go back and watch more again but he never looked like an accurate QB at all in any of the games I’ve seen. This was an eye opening performance from him.

He has all of Josh Allen’s issues and none of his strengths

His arm looks so much stronger this week than it did on tape and his accuracy is still one of, if not the best in this class.

White is a worse passer and a worse athlete IMO. They aren’t even close.

This Lauletta kid is the one if we don’t get one of the Big 5 (Darnold, Rosen, Mayfield, Allen, Lamar). Id take him in the 2nd.

That was pretty much a perfect drive for Allen. That is what NFL teams are gonna be praying they can get out of him on a semi-consistent basis. I’ve pretty much hated him all year, but he was really good in the first half. Personally still wouldn’t touch him before Day 3, but seems like others are much higher on him than I am. Lauletta’s answered my concerns in terms of velocity; he’s become much more intriguing to me this week.

Allen looking good so far in the 2nd half here

What was Benkert thinking there? He looked over and saw the pass rusher cut inside and instead of easily sliding to the outside, he seemed to purposefully slide into him for a sack lol

Very. Not sure if he’s a great fit for McD’s base defense though. He’s super undersized for a DE and probably doesn’t have the coverage ability you look for in a McD LB. I suppose you could have said the same about Jerry Hughes though, but even Hughes is bigger that Okoronkwo.