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Originally Posted by Hostile
Roger Staubach in the 10th round was the lowest the Heisman trophy winner has ever been picked. But at that time (1964) there were fewer teams and more rounds. I can think of at least one who was not picked at all. Several have been late picks.
The Heisman Trophy has absolutely no real value in the NFL, especially at QB. It is strictly a reward for a highly successful college season. Troy Smith will be selected as a QB, sometime 3rd round or later. The main reason will be he is only 6'0" tall. In the NFL that is hard to overlook, and overcome.
If we still need a QB and he is there at some point on Day 2, I wouldn't mind the Cowboys considering him, but I doubt we will.
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I agree and I'm predicting Smith will go in the 4th rd of the draft. I think he has a chance to develop into a very good QB. He is very accurate with his passes and does a very good job going through his progression and spreading the ball around