Thread: 2022 QBs

Rodgers is our only hope.

Ridder to Pittsburgh.

Originally Posted by King87

Ridder to Pittsburgh.

I like your style.

Originally Posted by Jaded

I like your style.

You get me!

https://walterfootball.com/draft2022stock_08.php

Interesting tidbits in here about Pickett and Ridder.

Kenny has been pretty good this year, i like him as a prospect a lot.

I wish Trey Lance hadn't declared last year. )=

10. QB Malik Willis, Liberty
6-1, 215 lbs

Willis has seen his star fade slightly in the last few weeks due to turnovers—six interceptions over the course of two games—and taking too many sacks (six each against North Texas and Syracuse)—but scouts see the traits in Willis and I agree. He’s working on a team with limited talent around him and being asked to carry the load. His projectable skills are still the best of the quarterback class.

11. QB Matt Corral, Ole Miss
6-1, 206 lbs

The 2022 version of Zach Wilson; Matt Corral is a fiery, athletic, quick-releasing quarterback with a big arm and good vision. He’s cut down on his mistakes (one INT all year) and is playing fast, loose and productive football. Questions about his size could linger without elite athletic traits, but right now he’s the best quarterback in college football among the draft-eligible passers. His stock continues to rise for me.

Is this still projected to be a bad QB class?

Originally Posted by King87

Is this still projected to be a bad QB class?

I’ve seen more than one suggestion that Mac Jones would perhaps be the #1 prospect in this class. If true, it definitely suggests this class is lacking. It definitely doesn’t have a Lawrence level prospect.

Originally Posted by MOtorboat

We’ll see how good Daniels is without Aiyuk.

What did you see?

I see a pretty marginal college QB

Originally Posted by King87

Is this still projected to be a bad QB class?

Overall yes, its bad bad past the top 4 or 5 guys, really 2 guys ATM are projected to even sniff franchise QB potential and one of them Willis is raw and will need some time in the Pros to develop more then the other but he does have a higher ceiling then corral IMO, who still should be a franchise guy in his own right. Pickett, Ridder and Nowell all have some issues, but Pickett is balling right and his stock is rising with good reason, now even more so then Ridder. Ridder and Howell should have some success if they go to systems that fit what they do now. I personally would be fine with Corral, Willis and Pickett. Maybe Ridder depending on our staff and Howell not as much. However bring in a guy like riley at coach and Ridder could be a good fit here.

Originally Posted by Mozzafiato

I’ve seen more than one suggestion that Mac Jones would perhaps be the #1 prospect in this class. If true, it definitely suggests this class is lacking. It definitely doesn’t have a Lawrence level prospect.

His smarts perhaps yes, his testing and athletic ability and arm strength no. Mac Jones is the epitome of a avg armed system QB. I disagree I think Corral is a better prospect then Jones, but not as good as Lance or Fields. There are many reasons Mac went where he did last year and SF chose a dude that hadn't played in over 15 months instead.

Corral and Willis are going to teams in the top 10 who need a QB without a doubt and I don't think it will be reaching at all.