Mosher is wondering if Dillion Gabriel could be Dallas's day-2 target

[Hawkeye0202]

He's played a lot of college ball but he's older ( 24 )



Read nuggets he has a strong arm.....Brett Favre mentioned

 

[NDGAEDE]

Wouldn't be surprised by this.

 

[Zekeats]

Jerry already talking him up comparing him to the next Brandon Weeden

 

[Rayman70]

I been saying this for some time now. They really like him. As you can see in the picture above, he's small. Could be an issue but Shotty worked with Russ Wilson so maybe he çan deal with it

 

[Rayman70]

He's very accurate

 

[StuckMojo]

Hope not

 

[darthseinfeld]

He's played a lot of college ball but he's older ( 24 )



Read nuggets he has a strong arm.....Brett Favre mentioned

Where are you getting day 2?

 

[QuestForSix]

Dillon Gabriel does not throw the ball harder than Josh Allen and Milton lmao good player though

 

[John813]

I watched him more at UCF.

Can't say I have a good read on him, but to me he just feels like more of a very good college QB that maybe just caps out as that. Height wise, while someone like Tua can play QB in the NFL-if he learned how to slide and not go head first, Gabriel doesn't have the arm that Tua has. He's a bit more mobile than Tua, IMO.

His arm is decent, but wouldn't say his arm strength is any where near that 70mph number. Almost every internet scouting report mentions his lack of arm strength and how he has to time the "deep pass" and it's more of a lob than strike.
He has the ability to read the defense but just not sure he has the physical abilities to be a NFL QB.

To me, he's a decent prospect for a WCO, but scheme specific even for a backup role.

Day 3 guy, ok. But I rather see a boom or bust QB prospect with better traits.

 

[reddyuta]

 

[Hawkeye0202]

Where are you getting day 2?

My bad

 

[JeffInDC]

I'm sure they were also watching James, Burch, Johnson, Caldwell...ANY OTHER draftable Oregon prospect.

 

[NDGAEDE]

I'm sure they were also watching James, Burch, Johnson, Caldwell...ANY OTHER draftable Oregon prospect.

There are quite a few that we would be interested in!

 

[Carson]

I watched him more at UCF.

Can't say I have a good read on him, but to me he just feels like more of a very good college QB that maybe just caps out as that. Height wise, while someone like Tua can play QB in the NFL-if he learned how to slide and not go head first, Gabriel doesn't have the arm that Tua has. He's a bit more mobile than Tua, IMO.

His arm is decent, but wouldn't say his arm strength is any where near that 70mph number. Almost every internet scouting report mentions his lack of arm strength and how he has to time the "deep pass" and it's more of a lob than strike.
He has the ability to read the defense but just not sure he has the physical abilities to be a NFL QB.

To me, he's a decent prospect for a WCO, but scheme specific even for a backup role.

Day 3 guy, ok. But I rather see a boom or bust QB prospect with better traits.

This!! I know Dillon a bit from his time at UCF. Great kid, but analysis is spot on

Go Knights!

 

[Carson]

I'm sure they were also watching James, Burch, Johnson, Caldwell...ANY OTHER draftable Oregon prospect.

Burch is my guy! Would love the pick

 

[RodeoJake]

Gabriel is smart and makes good, quick decisions. More of an early 4th round guy to me, which puts him out of reach unless Jones makes a trade.

 

[rambo2]

5th round would be ok. They can't draft a qb in the 1st 3 rounds.

 

[Nova]

Gabriel is solid but probably has a low ceiling.

His size is a concern, but also will probably be the reason he isn't taken earlier.

If it's a late round pick, then I'm all for it.

 

[stilltheguru]

Rather him mid/late round than ewers round 2 or 3