Will Rudock get drafted?

Submitted by 1464 on

So I guess the fact that this is not a rhetorical question is nice.

I've seen several comments that suggest people on this board think that Rudock will get drafted.  I... definitely wouldn't put myself in that camp, but the fact that this is even a discussion should raise the interest of every HS QB out there.

I'm not even sure that he gets signed as an UDFA.  If his entire college career played out like the last two weeks, sure.  But I can't see him being in the discussion.  Hats off to Rudock and Harbaugh for even eliciting this post.

I'm just curious, are the people calling for Rudock to the NFL part of the delusional fanbase that has a very short memory?  Or am I underselling his potential?

bluebyyou

November 17th, 2015 at 10:53 AM ^

The next two games will tell a lot.  Remember, that Cardale Jones was the second coming based on three games he played the end of last season so anything is possible. Now, his stock has fallen.  Point being that things can change a lot in a short time.

I am sure that if Harbaugh thinks Jake has serious NFL potential, there will be people in the NFL that would take Harbaugh's recommendation very seriously.

FauxMo

November 17th, 2015 at 1:03 PM ^

That is exactly right. Literally two weeks ago today, people on this board were wondering alound if Speight should start because he went 3-6 against Minnesota with a TD pass. Two weeks later, we have a post (not by the same person, mind you) about if he'll get drafted. It is pretty scary how quickly opinions can swing. That was all I was trying to say. From now on, I shall end every even slightly sarcastic sentence with an /s/s/s/s/s/s/s/s/s/s/s

Blue-Chip

November 17th, 2015 at 10:46 AM ^

I think the next two or three (hopefully four) games will have a big impact on that question. If we see more performances like the last two against the improved competition, I do think someone will want to pick him up.

Hail Harbo

November 17th, 2015 at 12:37 PM ^

If Michigan were to win out, win at Indy, be selected for and then win Rd 1 of the CFP, that doesn't mean they can't be in the hunt and hungry next year as well.  In fact, I find it rather exciting to think that Michigan is in the national conversation this year, and will continue to be so in years yet to come.