Who are the top QB prospects for the 2015 draft?

[ForJimmy]

I'm keeping my eyes on Taylen Green out of Arkansas.  Good size, strong arm, and 4 years of playing between Arkansas and Boise St.  He also has Bobby Petrino coaching him up who knows a thing or two about developing QBs see Lamar Jackson.

[Captain Morgan]

sleeper who is getting some buzz....

Fernando Mendoza  QB   Indiana

Height: 6 - 5 |Weight: 225 lbs |RAS: N/A

Fernando Mendoza could be a potential first overall pick in waiting, and the leap could be coming at Indiana. At 6'5", 225 pounds, Mendoza has the ideal prototypical frame, along with quick feet, nimble pocket mobility, and understated creation capacity and off-script feel. He's a crisp rotational and consistent areal thrower who flashes high-end situational precision and layering ability. Even beyond that, he has the rifle arm strength and keen anticipation to make NFL-level throws. There's a definite degree of arm arrogance in Mendoza's game that he'll have to tamp down, in order to minimize unnecessary risks and forced throws. Nevertheless, he has all the physical and mental tools to catalyze a rise as a franchise QB candidate.

[45catfan]

5 hours ago, Captain Morgan said:

sleeper who is getting some buzz....

Fernando Mendoza  QB   Indiana

Height: 6 - 5 |Weight: 225 lbs |RAS: N/A

Fernando Mendoza could be a potential first overall pick in waiting, and the leap could be coming at Indiana. At 6'5", 225 pounds, Mendoza has the ideal prototypical frame, along with quick feet, nimble pocket mobility, and understated creation capacity and off-script feel. He's a crisp rotational and consistent areal thrower who flashes high-end situational precision and layering ability. Even beyond that, he has the rifle arm strength and keen anticipation to make NFL-level throws. There's a definite degree of arm arrogance in Mendoza's game that he'll have to tamp down, in order to minimize unnecessary risks and forced throws. Nevertheless, he has all the physical and mental tools to catalyze a rise as a franchise QB candidate.

McShay loves this kid. I've already looked at some of his tape.  He's got all the tools, but not elite...yet.  One thing he has you can't coach is size.  He's still young and developing.  Indiana has a tall order in the Big 10 this season, so there should be a lot of tape on him in the coming months against some really good teams.