I think the best college nfl qb is gunner from Cincinnati
Hackenberg is the best prospect in college. I started a thread in the offseason that he is a better prospect than Luck was at the same point in his career.
Between Winston and Mariota, Jameis is the better player. Not sure how good in the NFL Mariota will be. The athleticism, arm, and release make him appear to be elite. His pocket presence is closer to Blaine Gabbert than an elite qb. To certain extent the Oregon offense makes him appear better than he really his.
Sure Winston has things he can improve on...his footwork, the baseball windup, but he has things that make him special. The leadership, ability to throw with anticipation, vision to see the entire field, and a natural feel for the game. People read and hear things about him the press and make assumptions without realizing how special he is. Been the best player in college football the last 2 years. Talent wise he should be the number 1 pick in the draft. He lacks maturity and self awareness but on the field he's the guy I want.
You could be right. I haven't seen a lot of him but from what I have this guy is very talented. He has one hell of an arm and with good accuracy. When it's all said and done I wouldn't be suprised if Hundley has the best nfl career of this years draft eligible qb's. His upside is as high as anybody's.
I like Hackeberg man but you are nuts. At the same point during their careers, Luck accomplished the following:
PAC-10 Offensive Player of the Year
Unanimous All PAC-10 First Team
Orange Bowl MVP
Led PAC-10 in passing efficiency
Led PAC-10 in total offense, passing yards and TD passes
Hackenberg won't accomplish any of this stuff. Luck was a sure-fire can't miss prospect. That is not Hackenberg. Like Hack but he's no A. Luck.
The arm and footwork are far better as a true freshman than Luck's in his first year. His feel for the pocket may be the best i've ever seen from a true freshman. Once the body of work is complete we'll be able to tell more. Luck also come into a west coast offense. Hackenberg plays in a much more vertical system.
IMO, one of those very good CFB QB's who's talent won't transition to the NFL.