26-27-60 QB formula

[MTK]

Results for this year's QB class

(26 or better on the Wonderlic, 27 or more starts, completion % of at least 60)

Ponder 35 - 35 - 61.8%
McElroy 43 - 27 - 66.3%
Dalton 29 - 50 - 61.7%
Gabbert 42 - 29 - 60.9%
Locker 20 - 39 - 53.9%
Kaepernick 37 - 49 - 58.2%
Stanzi 30 - 32 - 59.8%
Newton 21 - 14 - 66.1%
Mallett 26 - 29 - 57.8%

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[skinsfaninok]

Wow I figured Locker would dominate the test

[mlmpetert]

Good refresher:

http://www.thewarpath.net/redskins-l...edicts-qb.html

Rule of 26-27-60 predicts NFL quarterback success, failure - John P. Lopez - SI.com

[Lotus]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

Wow I figured Locker would dominate the test

Apparently ole' Jake is not the sharpest knife in the drawer.

[mlmpetert]

Originally Posted by Lotus

Apparently ole' Jake is not the sharpest knife in the drawer.

I saw this last night on the show that came on before John Grudens QB club. I thought it was pretty funny:
ESPN posts chilling video of hit on Locker - Sports: Eric Degerman | Tri-City Herald : Mid-Columbia news

[skinsfaninok]

Originally Posted by Lotus

Apparently ole' Jake is not the sharpest knife in the drawer.

Yeah apparently Cam isn't much smarter .. Of course this is just a combine test that these guys really don't care about..

[BuckSkin]

Of those 9 QB's you listed, Mallett has the 8th best completion %. I thought that was his calling card, his "amazing" arm. Doesn't matter if he can throw an 80 yard pass if it's in the dirt.

[MTK]

If there was a score for toughness, Locker would be at the top of the list

[NC_Skins]

Great memory turns Gabbert into top prospect - NFL - Yahoo! Sports


A piece on Gabbert's great memory and ability to pick up things fast.

[celts32]

If McElroy completes 66% in the NFL it will have to be an offense of screens and shovel passes.

[GMScud]

I like Kaepernick and Dalton. If we don't land a QB in the first round, I'd be happy with either of those two. I watched 4 or 5 Nevada games last year, and Kaepernick is a baller with a rifle.

[mlmpetert]

Originally Posted by Mattyk

If there was a score for toughness, Locker would be at the top of the list

Yeah i really gained a lot of respect for Locker last night. He really came across as a really tough dude and showed a lot of leadership too. From all his interviews and what not he came across a lot "smarter" and i would have guessed a higher score then some of the other QBs on that list.

Also im really starting to like Tyrod Taylor after last night. Although his "numbers" suck:

??? - 41 -57.4%

If Taylor wasnt 6'1" i feel like he would be a top 5 prospect.

[FRPLG]

I am somewhat smitten with Dalton. I wouldn't shake a stick at Ponder either although I don't know that he is a franchise guy in the long run. More of a Brad Johnson type which is better than we've had since...well...Brad Johnson.

[SBXVII]

Originally Posted by Mattyk

If there was a score for toughness, Locker would be at the top of the list

....with his broken shoulder/collerbone. right?

Oh sorry your talking about playing through pain not getting injured.

[NC_Skins]

Originally Posted by mlmpetert

Yeah i really gained a lot of respect for Locker last night. He really came across as a really tough dude and showed a lot of leadership too. From all his interviews and what not he came across a lot "smarter" and i would have guessed a higher score then some of the other QBs on that list.

Also im really starting to like Tyrod Taylor after last night. Although his "numbers" suck:

??? - 41 -57.4%

If Taylor wasnt 6'1" i feel like he would be a top 5 prospect.

Tyrod Taylor is a poor man's version of Pat White. He's definitely not as good as White was in college, and he's not a NFL type of QB. Maybe he can follow in the footsteps of Randal El and return punts for a .35/yard average.