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Just how good is UCLA quarterback Josh Rosen?
Not only was Rosen the No. 1 pro-style quarterback in the 2015 247Sports Composite, he made his impact felt immediately, passing for almost 3,700 yards and 23 touchdowns to 11 interceptions.
But those are just numbers, and according to his coach, Jim Mora, they barely scratch the surface.
“In my opinion he (would have been) the best quarterback in the draft and he would’ve gone first,” Mora said to The Rich Eisen Show Friday.
That’s pretty lofty praise for a player who just finished his first full year on campus. But Mora also said Rosen has plenty of room to continue to develop.
“I’m going to say (he would’ve been picked first) publicly because I believe it, but with this disclaimer: Unless he continues to work hard, unless he makes good decisions, unless he dedicates himself the way guys like Tom Brady and Drew Brees and Peyton Manning have, then it’s a pipe dream,” Mora said. “And I’ve asked him this. I said ‘Who do you want to be? Do you want to be Johnny Manziel or do you want to be Tom Brady? And you need to make that decision right now and you need to start working in the direction that you want to work in.’”
Rosen isn’t even eligible to enter the draft until the 2018 NFL Draft, which would come after his third year on campus.
http://247sports.com/Bolt/Jim-Mora-UCLA-QB-Josh-Rosen-would-have-gone-No-1-in-NFL-Draft-45421689
Not only was Rosen the No. 1 pro-style quarterback in the 2015 247Sports Composite, he made his impact felt immediately, passing for almost 3,700 yards and 23 touchdowns to 11 interceptions.
But those are just numbers, and according to his coach, Jim Mora, they barely scratch the surface.
“In my opinion he (would have been) the best quarterback in the draft and he would’ve gone first,” Mora said to The Rich Eisen Show Friday.
That’s pretty lofty praise for a player who just finished his first full year on campus. But Mora also said Rosen has plenty of room to continue to develop.
“I’m going to say (he would’ve been picked first) publicly because I believe it, but with this disclaimer: Unless he continues to work hard, unless he makes good decisions, unless he dedicates himself the way guys like Tom Brady and Drew Brees and Peyton Manning have, then it’s a pipe dream,” Mora said. “And I’ve asked him this. I said ‘Who do you want to be? Do you want to be Johnny Manziel or do you want to be Tom Brady? And you need to make that decision right now and you need to start working in the direction that you want to work in.’”
Rosen isn’t even eligible to enter the draft until the 2018 NFL Draft, which would come after his third year on campus.
http://247sports.com/Bolt/Jim-Mora-UCLA-QB-Josh-Rosen-would-have-gone-No-1-in-NFL-Draft-45421689