He can't go in the draft next year, he is only going to be a sophomore.

 

I totally understand that. That was not my point. Cats stated it wouldn't matter when he did, he would be 1st basically no matter when.

If Griffin goes in the draft next year he will NOT be the 1st QB taken.:thumb:

 

I said WHEN HE DECIDES TO GO TO THE DRAFT, so please read again.

 

Obviously, he cannot decide to go to the draft this season as he is a true sophomore. But, say Bradford and Snead decide to stay for his senior year I think he's drafted over them if for no other reason that Senior QB's stock seems to go down.

There are ZERO can't miss prospects when you are talking the NFL.

There are ZERO can't miss prospects when you are talking the NFL.

 

Smarter than anything anyone else is said....i'll revisit this thread in 2 or 3 years...3 i'm guessing, he isn't coming out early. :ohbrother:

There are ZERO can't miss prospects when you are talking the NFL.

 

Very true. I think they've went away from that after Ryan Leaf and Tim Couch.

 

Smarter than anything anyone else is said....i'll revisit this thread in 2 or 3 years...3 i'm guessing, he isn't coming out early. :ohbrother:

 

Hey may not if he truely wants to be in the Olympics. That would be the only way if his progression continues, IMO. He does have as much potential as any QB Ive seen because if he does pan out he could change the game.

I said WHEN HE DECIDES TO GO TO THE DRAFT, so please read again.

 

Obviously, he cannot decide to go to the draft this season as he is a true sophomore. But, say Bradford and Snead decide to stay for his senior year I think he's drafted over them if for no other reason that Senior QB's stock seems to go down.

 

I don't care when he comes out. He will not be drafted in front of Bradford. You said it as if when he decided he would be the 1st QB taken. Let it rest. :ohbrother:

I don't care when he comes out. He will not be drafted in front of Bradford. You said it as if when he decided he would be the 1st QB taken. Let it rest. :ohbrother:

 

Well okay, everyone else with common sense realizes that no matter how bad he wanted to he couldn't enter the draft after this season. Maybe I'll be more specific so that you can follow it next time.

Well okay, everyone else with common sense realizes that no matter how bad he wanted to he couldn't enter the draft after this season. Maybe I'll be more specific so that you can follow it next time.

 

:walk::ohbrother:

:walk::ohbrother:

 

I'm not trying to be insulting, I just don't like words being put in my mouth.

The best NFL prospect ever may be a bit strong, but he is one heckuva prospect with an unquestionably bright future. 2000+ passing yards with a 60% completion percentage) combined with 15-3 TD/INT and 843 rushing yards as a FRESHMAN in the BIG TWELVE is nothing to sneeze at. When you consider his teamed was most certainly outmanned in most every contest makes it all the more impressive. He's not throwing to same kind of receivers that Oklahoma, Texas, TTech, etc..., have and that no doubt contributed to his rushing total. His WRs, much like UK's last year, probably had issues just getting open.

 

Let's put some perspective on this. If Newton and/or Mosakowski (sorry if I misspelled) could come in a put up these kind of numbers for UK, I'd say UK would have a shot at 9 wins, if not more.

 

Although the screen was so small for viewing, he appears to have a quick, short release. He definitely doesn't have the hitch that Woodson had. barring injury, he'll be gone after his junior year.

The best NFL prospect ever may be a bit strong, but he is one heckuva prospect with an unquestionably bright future. 2000+ passing yards with a 60% completion percentage) combined with 15-3 TD/INT and 843 rushing yards as a FRESHMAN in the BIG TWELVE is nothing to sneeze at. When you consider his teamed was most certainly outmanned in most every contest makes it all the more impressive. He's not throwing to same kind of receivers that Oklahoma, Texas, TTech, etc..., have and that no doubt contributed to his rushing total. His WRs, much like UK's last year, probably had issues just getting open.

 

Let's put some perspective on this. If Newton and/or Mosakowski (sorry if I misspelled) could come in a put up these kind of numbers for UK, I'd say UK would have a shot at 9 wins, if not more.

 

Although the screen was so small for viewing, he appears to have a quick, short release. He definitely doesn't have the hitch that Woodson had. barring injury, he'll be gone after his junior year.

 

:thumb:

I'm not trying to be insulting, I just don't like words being put in my mouth.

 

I don't like it when someone ALWAYS thinks they are right no matter what others or the facts say. :thumb:

Just under 60% with 15 TD and 3 Int as a freshman is very impressive, especially at Baylor.

 

He looks like the real deal to me. And, considering how much he should improve with a couple more years of experience. I don't think its a stretch to say he could be on the short list of top prospects ever. If he were under center at a marquee program, he'd be one of the most talked about players in college football. But, it's early. This is all based on him developing as we would expect a great young player to do...you never know if they will or not.

 

JMO

I saw where Griffin was listed on the preseason Davey O'Brien list.

I don't like it when someone ALWAYS thinks they are right no matter what others or the facts say. :thumb:

 

Like yourself?

 

The facts say that Griffin is a great runner and a good passer. How can you dispute that? You may not think that he is an NFL QB, but most things you read on him have the pro scouts really liking his game.

 

Facts are that Bradford's stock has dropped to where he may not be the first QB taken this year (possibly Snead), so I don't think it's too far of a stretch to say that an NFL team would possibly want Griffin over him. I think Bradford can be a good NFL QB, but Griffin has the potential to be a better prospect.