In this video, we evaluate new Cleveland Browns QB Cody Kessler. Hue Jackson clearly took to him as a player and believes in him. We project Kessler as a possible starting candidate at some point within his first 3 years in the league.
In this video, we identify and extrapolate on the strengths of Hackenberg as a QB and hone in on different components of his game to evaluate.
In anticipation of Day 1 of the 2016 NFL Draft, QB Film Room has put together a mock of where and how we believe the quarterbacks of the class will end up falling. Enjoy.
Round 1. (Pick #)
#1 Jared Goff, California (LA Rams)
#2 Carson Wentz, North Dakota State (Philadelphia Eagles)
#28 (Dallas obtains Chiefs pick. Christian Hackenberg, Penn State (Dallas Cowboys)
#29 Dak Prescott, Mississippi State (Arizona Cardinals)
#31 Jeff Driskel, Louisiana Tech (Denver Broncos)
Round 2.
#32 Kevin Hogan, Stanford (Cleveland Browns)
#37 Paxton Lynch, Memphis (San Francisco 49ers)
#41 Brandon Allen, Arkansas (Chicago Bears)
#47 Connor Cook, Michigan State (New Orleans Saints)
Round 3.
#80 Cardale Jones, Ohio State Univ (Buffalo Bills)
Round 4.
#102 Cody Kessler, USC (San Diego Chargers)
#104 Vernon Adams, Oregon (Baltimore Ravens)
Round 5.
#147 Josh Woodrum, Liberty (Miami Dolphins)
#151 Trevone Boykin, TCU (Detroit Lions)
#158 Brandon Doughty, Western Kentucky (Washington Redskins)
#160 Jacoby Brissett, NC State (Minnesota Vikings)
Round 6.
#184 Nate Sudfeld, Indiana (NY Giants)
#204 Joel Stave, Wisconsin (New England Patriots)
#220 Matt Johnson, Bowling Green (Pittsburgh Steelers)
Round 7. #249 Vad Lee, James Madison Univ (KC Chiefs)
QB Film Room analyzes the California Golden Bear Quarterback.
We take a look at rising senior Nate Sudfeld.
Bryan Trulen of QB Film Room takes us inside the Tape by looking at a Carson Wentz throw to beat Northern Iowa earlier in the 2015 campaign.
With Robert Griffin not seeing the field at all in 2015 and his pending status being all but done as a quarterback in the nation’s capital, Robert’s destination in 2016 is up in the air. In doing our annual end of season player reviews we were forced to go back to the 2014 tape on Griffin. Below are some of our notes while watching the All-22 film from a late season affair between New York and Washington.
Robert Griffin III looks the part and from an unscripted and scripted movement perspective, is as good they come at the QB position. RG3 made plays on the move yet struggled with pre snap reads especially in the short game. It is apparent to us at QB Film Room that Jay Gruden and his staff are encouraging Robert to use his legs on unscripted movement. Robert shows above average ability to make down the field throws when making the correct reads from the pocket. We feel Robert has elite movement skills, above average arm strength and is fearless in the pocket as well. He also is one of the better off script movers in the league at the position.
Griffin’s perpetual achilles heel is deciphering his options before the snap, particularly pertaining to the short and even intermediate passing game. He must get better at diagnosing coverages pre snap while speeding up his internal clock post snap. Robert also must continue to sharpen his decision making skills from the pocket.
QB Film Room takes us inside the All-22 Tape. New Orleans HC Sean Payton is an Elite Play Designer. The post/cross combo is a prevalent concept throughout the National Football League and we take a look at it here.
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