I found our QB of the future

[calicowboy54]

From what I've seen of Ewers, he doesn't have it between the ears.

Ewers cannot get back on the field that kid MAALIK is keeping him on the sidelines.

 

[Whyjerry]

The Kansas QB or the Notre Dame QB Hartman. Either guy is pro ready.

Hartman does look like a pro QB.

 

[kskboys]

He is NFL ready right now and will be a for sure 1st round draft pick.
He is most definitely plug and play. He is a prototype NFL QB.

Is that when he's hurt or not hurt?

 

[kskboys]

Ewers is probably a top-10 pick in most drafts, but a bit later in this QB class. He makes a lot of NFL throws look real easy, even when his feet aren't great.

He needs to get smarter and just be better at playing quarterback, but has a high enough ceiling to go round 1.

He really does. It's his injury prone ways that bother me.

 

[Hardline]

Is that when he's hurt or not hurt?

Name any player that's NFL ready when they are hurt.

 

[Rayman70]

Ewers is really raw. Much more than Josh Allen was. He is a runner more than passer. I want Hartman. Let him sit a year behind Dak, then start him. Heck, maybe have him see if he can beat Dak out year 1. Then we might have trade bait with Dak.

 

[rundy]

Hartman does look like a pro QB.

Jayden Daniels (LSU QB) is one of the best - he's quick, has mobility, and can throw the ball - he would be a great pick for the Cowboys if they were able to get him.

 

[joseephuss]

Ewers is really raw. Much more than Josh Allen was. He is a runner more than passer. I want Hartman. Let him sit a year behind Dak, then start him. Heck, maybe have him see if he can beat Dak out year 1. Then we might have trade bait with Dak.

Ewers is a runner? It can be misleading because college football counts sacks as rushing attempts, but Ewers has 64 rushing attempts for 1 yard in his short college career. He is a decent athlete, but I don't see him as a runner at all. I agree he is really raw. He has only started 18 games. He probably has 3 or 4 starts left this season. Maybe more if they make the playoffs. Anyway, only starting 22 or so games makes me wary of using a first round pick on a QB. I prefer QBs that have had more playing time than that. They don't need to be a four year starter, but more experience is always a good thing.

 

[Beaker42]

Not bad. Don’t like the hitch in his windup though.