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Which Draft-Eligible QB Would You Draft?

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At the beginning of the season the consensus was that Watson would be the 1st QB taken in the '17 draft.

 

Is that still the case?

 

Would you take him over Kizer from ND? I lean towards Kizer in that match up.

 

Brad Kaaya from the Canes?

 

Who you taking?

Not a first rounder IMO. However, 2-3will go. So really no one until late.

Not a first rounder IMO. However, 2-3will go. So really no one until late.

Kizer and Watson will go in the Top 6, depending on who falls where. Not saying they should, saying they will.

Kizer and Watson will go in the Top 6, depending on who falls where. Not saying they should, saying they will.

 

I know they will. It still is a crap shoot.

I like Kizer from a mere physical standpoint, but I like that Watson is a winner above all else. 2 weeks ago I would have said Kizer no question. Now I lean Watson. I'm just going to hate seeing him play for the Browns. No one deserves that punishment.

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I like Kizer from a mere physical standpoint, but I like that Watson is a winner above all else. 2 weeks ago I would have said Kizer no question. Now I lean Watson. I'm just going to hate seeing him play for the Browns. No one deserves that punishment.

 

 

That winner thing is way overblown when it comes to drafting players.

That winner thing is way overblown when it comes to drafting players.

Maybe when comparing players of different calibers. But I'll use Carson Wentz and Jared Goff as an example. Carson Wentz= Winner.

Cal qb Davis Webb is 6'5 230 pounds and is the leading passer in college football.

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