Let me rephrase. He will not be drafted in the first round of the 2015 draft, if he stays another year he may be. Teams are not going to waste a top draft pick on a qb with questionable character and judgement. Not to mention, hes just not that good. He would be much better served concentrating on becoming a pitcher, he will make more money and have a longer career.
Who ever drafts Mariota his will never have to worry about his character or off field antics.
Heisman in pieces, but Marcus Mariota remains whole
So you are saying there is not a chance that Mariota gets picked above Winston?
How much would you like to lose on a bet?
I have a feeling he will not come out till 16.
If he was smart that would he would do.
Any team that drafts Mariota ahead of Jameis will be making a mistake. On the field Jameis is the better prospect. I get he is not for everyone and some people would prefer a qb helps old cross the street when not throwing the football. Between the hash marks there isn't anyone better than him. It crazy how much people have lost prospective on him.
My opinion of him has nothing to do with his off the field issues.
Strickly x's and o's.
I see flaws in his game that will probably never get ironed out.
Im not trying to sound like a know it all but for some reason I have always had a great knack for predicting the QB position.
Don't know why I just have been very good at it.
Maybe its been a tremendous string of good luck I don't know.
But Winston I'm not high on.
To be honest I'm not really high on Mariota either if you want to know the truth. But of the 2 I would take Mariota.
I think Gunner if going to be the best coming out of college and I think Hackenburg is the biggest bust of them all.
The freshman from Clemson Watson I'm going to start watching really close next season.
I have been nothing short of highly impressed with him.
Im not ready to call him great yet but I like a lot of what I see so far.
What is it about his game that you don't think will translate to the pros? Sure there are things he needs to work on such as his footwork and throwing motion. The eye manipulation, presnap reads, accuracy, understanding of what the defense is trying to do are all high. When you watch him you can always count on him making right throw because he understands the game and how to expose the weakness in the defense. There isn't another qb in college that I can see who does it on as high of a level of Jameis. To come in as a freshman and take command of the team is something extraordinary. I may end up being wrong. Either way it is refreshing to hear a point of view other than what the media and message boards are spewing out without any basis for accusation.
