i find this extremely interesting
Elite 11: Day 1 *UPDATE
I was half kidding and that's what I was getting at with my post. You look at Aaron Rodgers, Tom Brady, Ben Roethlisberger and Jay Cutler in the nfl. Not the fastest or most athletic guys but they are smart runners and no how to be mobile. So he might have good speed and all but doesn't know how to use it out of the qb position.
These are from @brianstumpfespn tweets and the overall estimate is only a ranking average of the top five. The "overall estimate" would not necessarily reflect the overall performers (eg that might be ranked 6 in every category).
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...just one man's opinion.
Wow....surprised Hackenberg didn't crack the top in anything. Keep reading he is a great athlete and like someone said earlier the lack of Dual Threat guys is a surprise.
Or JT Barrett. He's supposed to be one of the top DT QBs, but hasn't showed up at all yet.
Practice makes perfect. Unless you're the Buckeyes. Then you have to cheat.
But he is a better QB and more accurate and a stronger arm than Shane Morris!!! Whoooo! Now watch as I smash this beer can on my head!
Boom! Bucknutted!
247, ESPN, and Scout all mentioned him as someone who performed well:
ESPN - http://espn.go.com/high-school/football/video/clip?id=8179520
247 - ***Elite 11 First Practice (eye catchers) -
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This first deal was just a practice, so we did not do top performers in terms of ranking them, but these eight caught our eye.
Max Browne (USC commit) |
https://twitter.com/ScoutKennedy
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Scott Kennedy@ScoutKennedy 40 yd fly route target practice (hitting a hoop) Austin Allen and JT Barrett only 2 to make it #arkansas #ohiostate #elite11 |
https://twitter.com/BryanDFischer
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Bryan Fischer@BryanDFischer Thought Ohio State commit JT Barrett threw the ball very well today, really surprised at how well built he is. |
Where's the second coming, aka Matt Barkley??
Another Shane Morris rollout, another "f-bomb" from the 150 pound receiver who was trying to catch it. #elite11
While initially amusing, this is kind of annoying. Couldn't they come up with some way to get some quality WRs to come to this gig? Hopefullly they are only judging the QBs' accuracy on whether or not they got the ball to the target and not on actual receptions, o/w the hard throwers will be at a disadvantage.
I don't think so. In the video I watched of earlier Elite11s, there were a few reps where the pass was on but the WR dropped it, and Dilfer still congratulated the quarterback on a good throw.
USING GRATUITOUS AMOUNTS OF CAPS LOCK SINCE APRIL 2011
So...NyanHoke.
Bonus video!
USING GRATUITOUS AMOUNTS OF CAPS LOCK SINCE APRIL 2011
To be fair...the catch is the metric qbs are measured by...Like Ryan Mallett, half of the battle will be putting just the right amount of velocity on the ball in order to get it there before the defense while being as soft as possible to aid in the catch.
Shane Morris, Danny Etling and Malik Zaire among QBs MT @TomLuginbill Best first day start to the #elite11 I have seen since the 2006 class.
Another Shane Morris rollout, another "f-bomb" from the 150 pound receiver who was trying to catch it. #elite11
Practice makes perfect. Unless you're the Buckeyes. Then you have to cheat.


I was half kidding and that's what I was getting at with my post. You look at Aaron Rodgers, Tom Brady, Ben Roethlisberger and Jay Cutler in the nfl. Not the fastest or most athletic guys but they are smart runners and no how to be mobile. So he might have good speed and all but doesn't know how to use it out of the qb position.