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#9 Tony Romo | QB DALLAS COWBOYS 
Full Name: Tony Romo
Born: April 21, 1980
San Diego, CA
Height: 6-2
Weight: 225 lbs.
Age: 27
Pos: QB
Experience: 5 years
College: Eastern Illinois
2007 Scouting Report - Scouts Inc.
Grade: 68
KEY - 69-60: Average Starter
A valuable roster player but is not dominant against the better players he faces on a week-to-week basis... Gives great effort and you are glad that he is on your team, but he may or may not go to the next level.
Alert: E
E - Experience (Player lacks game or position experience)
Comment: Romo has decent size, adequate arm strength and nice touch. He is intelligent and composed. He gets adequate zip on his throws, including the deep out. He has the accuracy to put the ball in tight spots. He reads defenses well enough and mostly avoids forcing throws into coverage. He isn't afraid to dump off or make a safe throw. He has decent mobility and can make some throws on the run. He can move around and buy time in the pocket. But Romo does nothing especially well and still is inexperienced. He is a little short and doesn't throw with great velocity. He won't make many big plays with his feet. He sometimes throws off his back foot and his deep ball will sail. He played in a shotgun offense in college and has been slow to get a handle on his drop-back mechanics and fundamentals.
#8 Rex Grossman | QB CHICAGO BEARS
Full Name: Rex Grossman
Born: August 23, 1980
Bloomington, IN
Height: 6-1
Weight: 217 lbs.
Age: 27
Pos: QB
Experience: 5 years
College: Florida
Drafted: Year:2003 Round:1 Pick:22
2007 Scouting Report - Scouts Inc.
Grade: 69
Alert: D
D - Durability (Player who cannot stay healthy)
Comment: Grossman has a good arm, confidence and very good mechanics. He shows nice footwork on his drops and slides well in the pocket. He has solid ball skills and carries the ball high. He has an over-the-top delivery and brings the ball out at a high launch point. He has a quick release and is accurate on short and intermediate routes. He throws a good deep ball. He has leadership skills and never seems to get down on himself, despite some profound struggles. But Grossman's decision-making and preparation must improve. He forces too many throws into tight spots and sometimes holds the ball too long. He seems to think too highly of his arm strength, which is only decent. His big plays too often are offset by colossal mistakes. His performances in 2006 were alternately tremendous and horrific. He must show more maturity, becoming a better student of the game and polishing his progression reads. He needs to learn when to check down or throw away passes. His durability is questionable, though he stayed healthy in '06.
Quarterback - Top 10
RK PLAYER GRADE
1 Peyton Manning 95
2 Tom Brady 92
3 Carson Palmer 82
4 Drew Brees 82
5 Donovan McNabb 79
6 Matt Hasselbeck 79
7 Ben Roethlisberger 78
8 Brett Favre 75
9 Marc Bulger 75
10 Philip Rivers 75
Full Name: Tony Romo
Born: April 21, 1980
San Diego, CA
Height: 6-2
Weight: 225 lbs.
Age: 27
Pos: QB
Experience: 5 years
College: Eastern Illinois
2007 Scouting Report - Scouts Inc.
Grade: 68
KEY - 69-60: Average Starter
A valuable roster player but is not dominant against the better players he faces on a week-to-week basis... Gives great effort and you are glad that he is on your team, but he may or may not go to the next level.
Alert: E
E - Experience (Player lacks game or position experience)
Comment: Romo has decent size, adequate arm strength and nice touch. He is intelligent and composed. He gets adequate zip on his throws, including the deep out. He has the accuracy to put the ball in tight spots. He reads defenses well enough and mostly avoids forcing throws into coverage. He isn't afraid to dump off or make a safe throw. He has decent mobility and can make some throws on the run. He can move around and buy time in the pocket. But Romo does nothing especially well and still is inexperienced. He is a little short and doesn't throw with great velocity. He won't make many big plays with his feet. He sometimes throws off his back foot and his deep ball will sail. He played in a shotgun offense in college and has been slow to get a handle on his drop-back mechanics and fundamentals.
#8 Rex Grossman | QB CHICAGO BEARS
Full Name: Rex Grossman
Born: August 23, 1980
Bloomington, IN
Height: 6-1
Weight: 217 lbs.
Age: 27
Pos: QB
Experience: 5 years
College: Florida
Drafted: Year:2003 Round:1 Pick:22
2007 Scouting Report - Scouts Inc.
Grade: 69
Alert: D
D - Durability (Player who cannot stay healthy)
Comment: Grossman has a good arm, confidence and very good mechanics. He shows nice footwork on his drops and slides well in the pocket. He has solid ball skills and carries the ball high. He has an over-the-top delivery and brings the ball out at a high launch point. He has a quick release and is accurate on short and intermediate routes. He throws a good deep ball. He has leadership skills and never seems to get down on himself, despite some profound struggles. But Grossman's decision-making and preparation must improve. He forces too many throws into tight spots and sometimes holds the ball too long. He seems to think too highly of his arm strength, which is only decent. His big plays too often are offset by colossal mistakes. His performances in 2006 were alternately tremendous and horrific. He must show more maturity, becoming a better student of the game and polishing his progression reads. He needs to learn when to check down or throw away passes. His durability is questionable, though he stayed healthy in '06.
Quarterback - Top 10
RK PLAYER GRADE
1 Peyton Manning 95
2 Tom Brady 92
3 Carson Palmer 82
4 Drew Brees 82
5 Donovan McNabb 79
6 Matt Hasselbeck 79
7 Ben Roethlisberger 78
8 Brett Favre 75
9 Marc Bulger 75
10 Philip Rivers 75
