Thread: 2022 QBs

Originally Posted by Northman

I do not like Howell as a prospect, i hope we steer clear of him personally.

For me it depends on where we would have the chance to take him and who we'd pass on to get him. If he's there with our 2nd round 2 pick and we've already grabbed a pass rusher and OT, go for it.

Originally Posted by SmilinAssasSin27

For me it depends on where we would have the chance to take him and who we'd pass on to get him. If he's there with our 2nd round 2 pick and we've already grabbed a pass rusher and OT, go for it.

I think the only way i take a chance on Howell is if he drops to the 3rd or later rounds. If no better QB is available before Howell than i would pass and go for another position altogether.

Sam Tebow

Granted, I don't watch a lot of college football, but no one in this draft seems better than Lock.

Originally Posted by BroncoJoe

Granted, I don't watch a lot of college football, but no one in this draft seems better than Lock.

Pickett may be. The rest are really good college QBs.

Originally Posted by SmilinAssasSin27

For me it depends on where we would have the chance to take him and who we'd pass on to get him. If he's there with our 2nd round 2 pick and we've already grabbed a pass rusher and OT, go for it.

I don’t like what I’ve read about him at all.

I don’t think Rodgers and Wilson go anywhere.

I think it might be time to start looking at 2023 QB class.

If they used all 5 Top 100 picks on OL and Edge I would be fine with that.

Originally Posted by SmilinAssasSin27

https://www.espn.com/nfl/draft2022/s...l-malik-willis

Good analysis of the 2022 crop.

Side note...My daughter attends Kent State. Crum is a very intriguing prospect to check out in late rounds.

Let’s worry about backup QB after they find a starting QB.

Originally Posted by BroncoJoe

Granted, I don't watch a lot of college football, but no one in this draft seems better than Lock.

This just might be true.

Originally Posted by BroncoJoe

Granted, I don't watch a lot of college football, but no one in this draft seems better than Lock.

Pickett is the closest, corral in the right offense could be promising, Willis is very raw, but massive potential. Then You have a bunch of maybe Andy daltons…..lol

I'm starting to see a couple of outlets list Ridder as QB1. Opinions will be all over the place this year.

Originally Posted by Elevation inc

Pickett is the closest, corral in the right offense could be promising, Willis is very raw, but massive potential. Then You have a bunch of maybe Andy daltons…..lol

Ridder is top 3 of the group. Willis is horrifically inconsistent and a massive project.

Originally Posted by SmilinAssasSin27

Ridder is top 3 of the group. Willis is horrifically inconsistent and a massive project.

Well some team sources disagree so I guess we will see. Right now ridder is consider a backup and mid rounder for a lot of teams.....Perhaps the off-season changes that......

https://walterfootball.com/draft2022stock_18.php

Ridder could be a mid-round pick in the 2022 NFL Draft. ESPN's uninformed play-by-play talking head said Ridder was a future first-rounder at the beginning of the Alabama-Cincinnati playoff game, but multiple NFL team sources have told WalterFootball.com they had given Ridder a backup grade and saw him as a mid-rounder. Ridder's limitations were put on display against Alabama. He telegraphed passes, and that led to a string of batted balls by the Crimson Tide defensive line. Ridder also held onto the ball too long and took some unnecessary sacks. Versus Alabama, Ridder completed 17-of-32 passes for 144 yards, but zero touchdowns and zero interceptions. He has a decent skill set with size, athleticism, and arm strength, but he looks like a NFL backup given his inconsistency and issues as a pocket passer.



Sounds like Corral and Willis have fallen out of favor a bit as well with NFL sources if you go through the stock reports. Howell is somehow being considered QB 2 behind Pickett for a lot of teams. This off-season is going to make or break some of these kids for sure.

Originally Posted by Elevation inc

Well some team sources disagree so I guess we will see. Right now ridder is consider a backup and mid rounder for a lot of teams.....Perhaps the off-season changes that......

https://walterfootball.com/draft2022stock_18.php

Ridder could be a mid-round pick in the 2022 NFL Draft. ESPN's uninformed play-by-play talking head said Ridder was a future first-rounder at the beginning of the Alabama-Cincinnati playoff game, but multiple NFL team sources have told WalterFootball.com they had given Ridder a backup grade and saw him as a mid-rounder. Ridder's limitations were put on display against Alabama. He telegraphed passes, and that led to a string of batted balls by the Crimson Tide defensive line. Ridder also held onto the ball too long and took some unnecessary sacks. Versus Alabama, Ridder completed 17-of-32 passes for 144 yards, but zero touchdowns and zero interceptions. He has a decent skill set with size, athleticism, and arm strength, but he looks like a NFL backup given his inconsistency and issues as a pocket passer.



Sounds like Corral and Willis have fallen out of favor a bit as well with NFL sources if you go through the stock reports. Howell is somehow being considered QB 2 behind Pickett for a lot of teams. This off-season is going to make or break some of these kids for sure.

Is it possible both are right? Someone badly overreaches (meet in the middle and say he's a second rounder, taking him in the first with a second round grade is still a big reach) in the first? Presupposing his combine, interviews, etc. aren't world beating?

Originally Posted by King87

Is it possible both are right? Someone badly overreaches (meet in the middle and say he's a second rounder, taking him in the first with a second round grade is still a big reach) in the first? Presupposing his combine, interviews, etc. aren't world beating?

Why would we waste time on another 2nd round pick when he’s going to get 18 games to develop? Makes no sense. The broncos shouldn’t be drafting any quarterback outside of the top 10.

So if a guy is a 2nd 3rd round flyer Denver ain’t the place.

And Malik Willis might need more than 18 games to develop so that’s dead.

Hell Pickett will probably need more than 18 game’s

Originally Posted by Jeudy10Hamler1

Why would we waste time on another 2nd round pick when he’s going to get 18 games to develop? Makes no sense. The broncos shouldn’t be drafting any quarterback outside of the top 10.

So if a guy is a 2nd 3rd round flyer Denver ain’t the place.

And Malik Willis might need more than 18 games to develop so that’s dead.

Hell Pickett will probably need more than 18 game’s

I was talking more in general about Ridder overall in the draft and hypotheticals J-Ham. If I didn't make that clear, or relied too much on context, I apologize.