2016 CBS/NFLdraftscout Big Board

[Chico23231]

In a CBS Sports poll of NFL personnel (from scouts to general managers), Ohio State QB Cardale Jones ranked as the most underrated player in the draft.

Jones received five votes as most underrated, which tied with Maryland DE/OLB Yannick Ngakoue. One scout said of the 6-foot-5, 253-pound Jones, "If the plan is to develop the young quarterback rather than play him immediately, anyway, why not take the bigger, stronger athlete and let your coaches unlock his potential?" As CBS Sports draft analyst Rob Rang wrote, Jones "wowed the 130+ NFL personnel who attended Ohio State's [P]ro [D]ay, showing off the velocity which earned him the nickname "12 Gauge" as well as surprising touch and accuracy." Jones made just seven starts in college and his lack of experience will prevent him from serving as a true plug-and-play option, but there's momentum behind him being drafted as high as the second round.


Source: CBS Sports

We are all ok with Cardale Jones in the 3rd round?

[sdskinsfan2001]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

In a CBS Sports poll of NFL personnel (from scouts to general managers), Ohio State QB Cardale Jones ranked as the most underrated player in the draft.

Jones received five votes as most underrated, which tied with Maryland DE/OLB Yannick Ngakoue. One scout said of the 6-foot-5, 253-pound Jones, "If the plan is to develop the young quarterback rather than play him immediately, anyway, why not take the bigger, stronger athlete and let your coaches unlock his potential?" As CBS Sports draft analyst Rob Rang wrote, Jones "wowed the 130+ NFL personnel who attended Ohio State's [P]ro [D]ay, showing off the velocity which earned him the nickname "12 Gauge" as well as surprising touch and accuracy." Jones made just seven starts in college and his lack of experience will prevent him from serving as a true plug-and-play option, but there's momentum behind him being drafted as high as the second round.


Source: CBS Sports

We are all ok with Cardale Jones in the 3rd round?

We just signed Colt to a 3 year deal and we typically only keep 2 qbs active. Don't really think there is room for him. You don't see 3rd round picks on practice squads or inactive all 16 games. You need that player contributing. Don't see us taking a QB unless its late or UDA and putting him on PS.

[Irrefutable]

Originally Posted by sdskinsfan2001

We just signed Colt to a 3 year deal and we typically only keep 2 qbs active. Don't really think there is room for him. You don't see 3rd round picks on practice squads or inactive all 16 games. You need that player contributing. Don't see us taking a QB unless its late or UDA and putting him on PS.

I agree a third round pick is to high. However, if they add picks and could get Jones in the 4th round it could be a good investment. He could have 2 or 3 years to develop, then might be a valuable asset... just like KC

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by Irrefutable

I agree a third round pick is to high. However, if they add picks and could get Jones in the 4th round it could be a good investment. He could have 2 or 3 years to develop, then might be a valuable asset... just like KC

I think the 4th would be ideal for Jones. We know McC spent time with him at the combine. If we moved backed and get some picks, I don't think McC would hesitate

[sdskinsfan2001]

Originally Posted by Irrefutable

I agree a third round pick is to high. However, if they add picks and could get Jones in the 4th round it could be a good investment. He could have 2 or 3 years to develop, then might be a valuable asset... just like KC

I think he'll go in the 2nd round. He could go to a place like Dallas and learn from Romo for a couple seasons.

If we had extra picks, yeah, you can take fliers on people you normally wouldn't. Should be a fun draft.

[30gut]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

Source: CBS Sports

We are all ok with Cardale Jones in the 3rd round?

Nah, to high for my taste. Great arm talent, but he's a long term project and imho he doesn't seem like a good fight for a precision WCO. Seem more like a fit for a Coryell downfield offense.

I would rather Brandon Allen.

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Razorbacks shine during Pro Day drills - ESPN Video



Quarterback Brandon Allen looked sharp and accurate during a passing workout, which lasted almost 30 minutes. Allen interviewed with the Detroit Lions and Pittsburgh Steelers the past two days and last week worked out for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Read more at 2016 NFL Pro Day Results: WalterFootball.com

Heck, I would rather Jacoby Brissett then Jones.

Jacoby Brissett pro-day:

https://au.sports.yahoo.com/nfl/vide...setts-pro-day/



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