2015 Draft - Quarterbacks

[JoeRedskin]

RGIII is with us next year - just my guess - unless he simply sucks it up terribly in the next 5 games. If he shows any improvement, JG and RGIII become one during the offseason. Colt gets resigned, KC - have a nice day. If RGIII does not show significant steps in the first 6 games next year. Colt goes in as starter and we draft a QB 2016.

Who knows at this point? It's all just dust in the f'ing wind with this franchise.

[skinsfan69]

Originally Posted by JoeRedskin

RGIII is with us next year - just my guess - unless he simply sucks it up terribly in the next 5 games. If he shows any improvement, JG and RGIII become one during the offseason. Colt gets resigned, KC - have a nice day. If RGIII does not show significant steps in the first 6 games next year. Colt goes in as starter and we draft a QB 2016.

Who knows at this point? It's all just dust in the f'ing wind with this franchise.

What planet are you on? Gruden can't stand the guy and the wr's also don't like him either. Have you listened to everything he's said to the media? If he's saying all this out loud, imagine what it's like behind closed doors. He's probably back next year because of the contract and price that was paid to get him. Cutting him is probably too much egg on the faces of the front office. He's not the day one starter in 2015.

[Alvin Walton]

Brett Hundley says he is likely declaring for NFL draft

RG3 style?

Brett Hundley, QB, UCLA, NFL Draft - CBSSports.com - NFLDraftScout.com

STRENGTHS: Looks the part with a tall, well-built frame and has the arm to unleash passes all over the field. Easy throwing motion with a strong, accurate arm. Noel Mazzone's offense asks him to make aggressive downfield throws and his quarterback shows the courage to attempt these passes even with defenders in close proximity to his targets.

Quick set-up and release, and possesses the velocity and touch to make any throw.

Even more impressive than Hundley's elusiveness and acceleration, however, is his vision and poise while buying time in the pocket. Hundley feels pressure well and is willing to step up and re-set while keeping his passing options open, critical for long-term success in the NFL.

Hundley has the physical traits to explode as a dual-threat passer in the NFL, and the mental toughness so critical for success at the next level.

WEAKNESSES: Takes virtually every snap from the shotgun and typically relies upon pre-snap reads in a relatively simple offense. Scouts want to see him operate better from the pocket, especially under duress.

Has a tendency to drop his eyes and look to run in the face of pressure, even when able to elude the initial defender. Good, but not great straight-line speed in the mold of elite dual-threat QBs.

Hundley's ball placement is a work-in-progress. Like most young quarterbacks, he needs to develop his anticipation as a passer and show better rhythm with his weapons, but he has the qualities that can't be coached.

COMPARES TO: Randall Cunningham, ex-Eagles: Hundley possesses a combination of size, athleticism, grace and arm strength reminiscent of the former Pro Bowler Cunningham.

[KI Skins Fan]

Concerning the ability of our FO to find talent, I don't look any further back than the last draft and FA period. Before then, it was Shanny and you-know-who.

I think that Bruce Allen and his staff did a good job in the draft and FA. We added six starters, none of whom is likely to be replaced: Trent Murphy and Bashaud Breeland via the draft and DJax, Jason Hatcher, Shawn Lavau, and Tres Way.

Morgan Moses and Spencer Long were developmental picks who could turn out well, Ryan Grant was a pleasant surprise who just needs to gain a little size and strength to become a valuable weapon, and we picked up a backup RB as a UDFA in Silas Redd.

That's pretty darn good, IMO. What if we were to pick up 10 more good players next season with 6 of them becoming starters? Shouldn't we be even better?

[iRepDMV]

Originally Posted by KI Skins Fan

Concerning the ability of our FO to find talent, I don't look any further back than the last draft and FA period. Before then, it was Shanny and you-know-who.

I think that Bruce Allen and his staff did a good job in the draft and FA. We added six starters, none of whom is likely to be replaced: Trent Murphy and Bashaud Breeland via the draft and DJax, Jason Hatcher, Shawn Lavau, and Tres Way.

Morgan Moses and Spencer Long were developmental picks who could turn out well, Ryan Grant was a pleasant surprise who just needs to gain a little size and strength to become a valuable weapon, and we picked up a backup RB as a UDFA in Silas Redd.

That's pretty darn good, IMO. What if we were to pick up 10 more good players next seasonwith 6 of them becoming starters? Shouldn't we be even better?

Wishful thinking don'tcha think?...

[Fiversons]

After watching RGIII and Kaep imitate QB's yesterday, I will pass on Marcus and ever other Running QB...

[JWsleep]

Any vet FA QBs on the radar? Agree about drafting the trenches.

[spAtt]

Originally Posted by JWsleep

Any vet FA QBs on the radar? Agree about drafting the trenches.

I heard Brett Frave want's to come back!

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by JWsleep

Any vet FA QBs on the radar? Agree about drafting the trenches.

Tennessee could move on from Jake Locker...id give him a look

[skinsfan69]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

Tennessee could move on from Jake Locker...id give him a look

He's terrible and can't stay healthy. No way.

[REDSKINS4ever]

That offensive line needs to be addressed......center and both guards.....it probably won't take Spencer Long long to develop......but they should either play McCoy and draft a quarterback in 2016.

[Alvin Walton]

No doubt it sucks to have to think about having to draft a QB, the last one isnt even paid for yet.
But I dont think the Redskins can afford to ignore the possibility of drafting one next year.

[skinsfan69]

If Winston didn't have character issues, it would be a no brainer. But since he does, and we have so many other needs, I say we have to pass. I don't think he raped anyone, but he's also kind of a knucklehead. How's he going to act when he gets money in his pocket? But his talent unquestioned, and it will be tough to pass on him, but I think we have to. I'm coming back with all three guys we have on the roster, improve the line and let them compete for the job.

[CRedskinsRule]

i know it's a qb thread, but what college safeties are out there? Still want that to be our first round pick, assuming we end up in the 6 - 16 grouping.

[EARTHQUAKE2689]

Originally Posted by CRedskinsRule

i know it's a qb thread, but what college safeties are out there? Still want that to be our first round pick, assuming we end up in the 6 - 16 grouping.

Landon Collins is the top college safety, but his coverage ability is suspect. If you keep him around the line of scrimmage he is great, you have him cover you are in trouble.