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For the NON QB in the 1-3 picks fans


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I'm a TT guy and believe we have more pressing needs with our first three picks. In no particular order, OT, S, WR, DB are more pressing needs.

 

We don't have a 4th round pick, so it'll be 5th or worse if we don't make trades. However, I'm all about making trades and picking up extra picks.

 

To me, I think the QB's are all hit or miss in this draft and we could see a lot of guys fall to the 3rd or 4th round.

 

With that being said, who would you like to see us grab in the 4th (with a trade) or 5th round?

 

I think there's a chance that Webb falls to the late 3rd, but I don't see us drafting a guy we didn't interview.

 

Overall, I see Peterman out of Pitt in the 5th round to us.

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One of the biggest playmakers that will come out of the 2017 NFL Draft will be O J Howard in my humble opinion OP.

I agree but I think the OP is looking for a QB conversation so I gonna say Chad Kelly with one of the 5th rounders.

I'm a TT guy and believe we have more pressing needs with our first three picks. In no particular order, OT, S, WR, DB are more pressing needs.

 

We don't have a 4th round pick, so it'll be 5th or worse if we don't make trades. However, I'm all about making trades and picking up extra picks.

 

To me, I think the QB's are all hit or miss in this draft and we could see a lot of guys fall to the 3rd or 4th round.

 

With that being said, who would you like to see us grab in the 4th (with a trade) or 5th round?

 

I think there's a chance that Webb falls to the late 3rd, but I don't see us drafting a guy we didn't interview.

 

Overall, I see Peterman out of Pitt in the 5th round to us.

I think Peterman goes before the 5th
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If we don't take a QB within the first 3 (and that's a BIG if) then I could see us taking a late flyer on Chad.

I'm really hoping for Williams, Adams or a QB at 10 though.

Go Bills!!!!!

I'm not a Dobbs fan but do like Webb but don't think Webb will last beyond the first 2 rounds.

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I'm a TT guy and believe we have more pressing needs with our first three picks. In no particular order, OT, S, WR, DB are more pressing needs.

 

We don't have a 4th round pick, so it'll be 5th or worse if we don't make trades. However, I'm all about making trades and picking up extra picks.

 

To me, I think the QB's are all hit or miss in this draft and we could see a lot of guys fall to the 3rd or 4th round.

 

With that being said, who would you like to see us grab in the 4th (with a trade) or 5th round?

 

I think there's a chance that Webb falls to the late 3rd, but I don't see us drafting a guy we didn't interview.

 

Overall, I see Peterman out of Pitt in the 5th round to us.

I like Peterman as an option but think we have to take him in Round 3 as don't think he be available after that to us.

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I just don't see us drafting a QB we haven't set up a visit with. Hence, Peterman.

 

As for Kelly going undrafted. I can see a 6th-undrafted. Couldn't do the combine. Only met with 3 teams. Off-field issues. At this points, he's a flyer pick.

 

I can see the 6th only because he's a qb

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Another vote for Dobbs

 

 

I don't get the Peterman love, especially relative to Dobbs. Webb lost his job to Mahomes due to injury and wasn't going to get it back, but Dobbs just straight up beat out Peterman.

In college athletic QBs can be more dangerous and Dobbs is a superior athlete to Peterman. Yet Peterman played in a pro style offense at Pitt and has shown skills/intangibles that make him a good QB in the NFL. Specifically he can read a defense if his first option not open and has the ability to throw a WR open ie has the anticipation to throw the ball to a spot that the WR should be at when completes his route. While he doesn't have superior arm strength some have compared his skill set (minus the arm) to an Aaron Rodgers.

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This guy is the definition of all the right physical tools but just a flat out poor football player. As a Hurricane fan, I can say with certainty that Kaaya will never be a successful NFL QB. He was terrible during big games all throughout his career mostly because he can't do anything under any sort of pressure. If he has all day and open lanes, he is great and has a rocket arm, but any sense of pressure and he panics, makes terrible reads, throws terrible passes. It was a repeating trait in all the games I watched (probably 5-7 Canes games each year and all the big ones).

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This guy is the definition of all the right physical tools but just a flat out poor football player. As a Hurricane fan, I can say with certainty that Kaaya will never be a successful NFL QB. He was terrible during big games all throughout his career mostly because he can't do anything under any sort of pressure. If he has all day and open lanes, he is great and has a rocket arm, but any sense of pressure and he panics, makes terrible reads, throws terrible passes. It was a repeating trait in all the games I watched (probably 5-7 Canes games each year and all the big ones).

Soooooo, EJ?

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This guy is the definition of all the right physical tools but just a flat out poor football player. As a Hurricane fan, I can say with certainty that Kaaya will never be a successful NFL QB. He was terrible during big games all throughout his career mostly because he can't do anything under any sort of pressure. If he has all day and open lanes, he is great and has a rocket arm, but any sense of pressure and he panics, makes terrible reads, throws terrible passes. It was a repeating trait in all the games I watched (probably 5-7 Canes games each year and all the big ones).

Hmmm...I got a different sense of his poise under pressure from watching a few games. Matt Waldman talks about it in this film breakdown:

 

He had a great TE helping him sometimes, but he also flashed the ability to place the ball where only his receivers can get it, making them look good on many occasions.

 

In the games I've watched, he may sense pressure too early sometimes, but he seems to make good decisions (i.e. throwing the ball away instead of taking a stupid sack) and he doesn't shy away from climbing the pocket, even when it's tight. What's your assessment of Miami's O-line?

 

I'll take your word for it; maybe he showed more "skittishness" in other games I haven't seen.

 

Miami was the most successful its been in a while with him at the helm, though, no? Plus, I think its a good sign that he improved every year, despite having 3 different coordinators.

 

The fundamentals seem second nature to him, which is good for a mid-round prospect. He's definitely not a finished product, but if we're talking about a post-round 3 pick, he's the man I'm taking.

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I agree but I think the OP is looking for a QB conversation so I gonna say Chad Kelly with one of the 5th rounders.

I think Peterman goes before the 5th

 

True. If we are interested in Peterman we may have to trade our 5th's away to move up and take him in the 4th.

 

Dobbs doesn't do it for me, seems a clumsier and taller version of Tyrod with a slower release.

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