Marc Sessler ranks all 19 quarterback draft classes of the millennium. Where does the impressive, Baker Mayfield-led group from check in? Which class owns the No. Where does every team stand when it comes to the game's most important position? Marc Sessler takes a quick look at all 32 QB rooms, slotting each current situation into one of five categories. The Braxton Miller experiment is over in Houston. The Texans waived the wideout. The Titans also parted ways with rookie quarterback Luke Falk.
Keep track of all the notable roster cuts here. The NFL preseason is over. The season is less than a week away from kicking off -- and that means it's time for teams to trim their rosters to 53 players before Saturday's roster deadline.
Week 2 of the NFL preseason is here, giving us the opportunity to reaffirm some of the standout performances we saw from high-profile rookies and unheralded grinders last week. Here's what to watch for in Week 1 of the preseason.
Marc Sessler ranks all 18 quarterback draft classes of the millennium. Jaguars running back Leonard Fournette quad sat out his third straight practice Friday. The Jags listed the rookie as questionable for Sunday's game against the Houston Texans. A knee injury sidelined the quarterback last week against the Indianapolis Colts.
Who reigns supreme? How does the rest of the league stack up? Sunday of Week 14 has come and gone with a few games coming down to the wire. After losing for a second time in a three-game span, Vikings fans are quick to blame quarterback Christian Ponder for the team's struggles. It is no doubt that soon fans will be calling for backup QB Joe Webb to overtake our second-year starter.
It is quite obvious that Minnesota's front office have no plans to take Ponder out of the starting lineup. I have a better idea of what to do with our former sixth-round pick from UAB: play him at wide receiver as we had originally planned when we drafted him. Since Webb played mainly quarterback for the last two seasons of his college career, the UAB product was not a highly touted prospect at WR. Joe, standing at 6'3" and weighing pounds coming into the draft, has great size for playing wideout.
His size is very similar to that of first-round picks Demaryius Thomas 6'3", lbs and Dez Bryant 6'2", lbs. What stands out most about the size that Webb possesses is the athleticism that comes with it.
It all starts with the speed that Joe has shown off many times in college and during his limited playing time with the Vikings. According to nfldraftscout. If that time is compared with the other wideouts of his class at the NFL combine , he would rank seventh overall and would trail only Jacoby Ford 4. Now, I am sure that most people have seen the video of Webb jumping over seven bags while he was training for his pro day.
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