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Taylen Green QB, Arkansas


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55 minutes ago, MHS831 said:

 I am also intrigued by the Jim McMahon of this century, the QB from Vandy.  I am too lazy to look his name up, but he is a controversial, scrappy dude.

Temu Manziel? No thanks.

I mean, damn good college QB. Not trying to poo on him there. But as a pro prospect? I just don't see it. 

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i really like the value of a latter round Qb 

5th to 7th round Qb's cost hardly anything & allows teams to develop them for years on a rookie deal at a low cost & if they do not pan out it's on the cheap .if they do pan out then you either have an attractive trading piece which is a low cost young Qb on a rookie deal or either have found a new starter that is cheaper ,younger & more than likely better than the starter you already have ...just saying 

 

 

 

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