Brandon Weeden saw little playing time at Sr Bowl...Could it mean he's headed to Wash

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OSU football: Analyzing why Brandon Weeden saw little playing time at Senior Bowl

Maybe the Washington Redskins staff, which coached the South All-Stars, were trying to “hide” the NFL team's quarterback of the future.

BY GINA MIZELL 28
Published: January 29, 2012


STILLWATER— Rave reviews kept pouring in for former Oklahoma State quarterback Brandon Weeden last week from Senior Bowl practices in Mobile, Ala.

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ESPN NFL Draft expert Todd McShay called Weeden the best quarterback there and wrote that Weeden “is proving that he is not a product of Oklahoma State's wide-open system and the talent of standout WR Justin Blackmon.” Wes Bunting of National Football Post ranked him the 10th-best overall prospect at the Senior Bowl, noting his arm strength, accuracy and maturity as reasons why he could quickly develop into a starter in the NFL.

So it makes sense that Weeden earned the starting nod for the South team for Saturday's Senior Bowl game. But what happened after that is a bit more puzzling.


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