Tyree Jackson - QB - Buffalo
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Draft Pick: Buffalo Bills
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Round
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Pick #
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FA
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Height
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Weight
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Arms
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Hands
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Grade
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BMI -
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6' 7"
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249
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34 1/4
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10 1/4
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5.29
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NFL backup or ST player
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40
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Bench
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Vertical
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Broad
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3 Cone
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20y Shuttle
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60y Shuttle
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4.59
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34.5
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120.0
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7.09
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4.28
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Site Rankings
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DLF
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Overall
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68
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Position
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8
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Rookie ADP
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54.36
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Overall ADP
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CBS
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122
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7
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NFL
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Contract
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4-27 signed a contract
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NFL Comparison - Ryan Mallett CBS Comparison - Colin Kaepernick
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Project. round 3 -4
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NFL - Intriguing developmental quarterback who puts check marks in the ever-so-popular "size" and "arm talent" boxes. Jackson's right arm is more shotgun than rifle with scattershot accuracy and a lack of touch that prevents him from finding a rhythm from the pocket. Jackson clearly has talent and his ability to make flash throws will be alluring to a team hoping to catch lightning in a bottle, but without sustainable accuracy, average backup could be his ceiling.
Executive with AFC team - "He's a project, but he can move a little bit and his arm is really, really good. He's a draft and develop guy. Personally, I probably wouldn't take him until between (Rounds) 5-7."
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FFL89 Pick
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Rd.
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#
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FFL89 Pick
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McGibblets
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Rd.
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4
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#
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11
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Trace McSorley - QB - Penn State
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Draft Pick: Baltimore Ravens
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Round
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6
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Pick #
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24
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Height
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Weight
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Arms
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Hands
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Grade
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BMI -
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6' 0"
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202
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31
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9 1/8
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5.09
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Better than average to make NFL roster
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40
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Bench
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Vertical
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Broad
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3 Cone
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20y Shuttle
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60y Shuttle
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4.57
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33.0
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115.0
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7.09
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4.12
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4.57
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33.0
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115.0
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Site Rankings
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DLF
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Overall
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84
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Position
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13
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Rookie ADP
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65.41
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Overall ADP
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CBS
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299
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12
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NFL
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Contract
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5-4 - signed a contract
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NFL Comparison - Chase Daniel Project. round FA
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NFL - Gritty, successful three-year starter who fell victim to a disappointing regression during his senior season. McSorley is a dual-threat quarterback who lacks size and arm talent but has shown an ability to throw with anticipation to help overcome his average arm strength. While McSorley can handle RPO duties, he seemed to be more comfortable and accurate when sitting down on throws from the pocket. He must regain his accuracy and confidence or he will need to try and transition to another position to make it.
National scout with AFC team - "I never saw him as a starter, but I had a backup grade on him after the summer. Now I have to decide how to weigh what I saw this year against last year because it was night and day."
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