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Hopefully those teams are Cleveland and whichever team wants to trade with San Diego.
I'm expecting Wentz to carry a John Elway-like grade into the draft.
- How high? Extremely high. In speaking with sources at the Browns, Wentz is definitely in play with Cleveland. He's viewed as a first-rounder despite a small sample size of starts in college. Sources say the Browns really like Wentz. There are some who believe that Wentz is the best quarterback prospect and they say the only reason why Wentz isn't the consensus No. 1 quarterback is the helmet he wears (i.e. coming from a small school). Assuming the Browns move on from Johnny Manziel and draft a quarterback, it sounds like they are focused on Wentz or Cal quarterback Jared Goff. Both are rated ahead of Memphis' Paxton Lynch, and Wentz could be the early lean.
It’s a tremendous opportunity,” Wentz said. “You’ve seen teams fall in love with players at any point in the draft process and this is the first step in that process. It’s a great opportunity to me, not just to show my physical abilities to everybody here but my mental side of things. The Cowboys’ staff will get to see it on a whole other level here.”
It’s a tremendous opportunity,” Wentz said. “You’ve seen teams fall in love with players at any point in the draft process and this is the first step in that process. It’s a great opportunity to me, not just to show my physical abilities to everybody here but my mental side of things. The Cowboys’ staff will get to see it on a whole other level here.”
Wentz is arguably the most intriguing player at the Senior Bowl, evident by him meeting with almost half the teams on the first day. He talked with the Cowboys’ coaches over thephone before the bowl game, and had more meetings scheduled with them.
Read more here: http://www.star-telegram.com/sports...orner-blog/article56543588.html#storylink=cpy
MOBILE, Ala. -- Carson Wentz hasn't yet thrown a pass in a Reese's Senior Bowl practice, but the excitement surrounding the 2016 NFL Draft's most prolific small-school prospect is palpable. Senior Bowl director Phil Savage said the buzz on Wentz, the quarterback from North Dakota State, is that he could be a top-10 pick in the draft.
- "With Carson Wentz, most of the scouts I talked to during the year probably thought he was worthy of second-round consideration. But a second-round grade in September is a high grade for a small school. As the fall progressed, then it became, 'Well, no he's more of a first-rounder'," Savage said. "And within the last two weeks, I had two phone calls from (NFL personnel) friends of mine saying that Wentz isn't just a first-rounder, he's going in the 10, so there's a real buzz about him."
The Senior Bowl will be broadcast live exclusively on NFL Network on Saturday at 2:30 p.m. ET.
Wentz, for his part, said he isn't concerned about any draft projections and is focusing on his upcoming week working with Dallas Cowboys coach Jason Garrett and the rest of the Cowboys staff, which will coach the North squad. He had already met, by his own estimation, with half the clubs in the NFL by the time he spoke at the Senior Bowl's opening news conference.
http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap30...aft-pick-buzz-on-qb-carson-wentz?sf19657840=1
Hopefully those teams are Cleveland and whichever team wants to trade with San Diego.