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Do I expect that every QB recruit gets drafted? Of course not. But 25% is not a number that screams success to me. Success would be 50% or higher.

Are you saying the bar is for 50% (minimum) of recruited scholarship quarterbacks to ultimately be drafted?

More than 25% of STARTING QBs absolutely

And that includes guys who they chose to start & ultimately benched like Christ, Nunes, and West

In 2021, ten quarterbacks total were drafted, of which, I think 8 were from Power five schools. There are 65 P5 schools, so that roughly 1 in 8 P5 QBs were drafted.  If you figure the average college starting tenure is probably two years, then it figures that roughly 1 in 4 P5 starting QBs are drafted.

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Do I expect that every QB recruit gets drafted? Of course not. But 25% is not a number that screams success to me. Success would be 50% or higher.

Are you saying the bar is for 50% (minimum) of recruited scholarship quarterbacks to ultimately be drafted?

More than 25% of STARTING QBs absolutely

And that includes guys who they chose to start & ultimately benched like Christ, Nunes, and West

In 2021, ten quarterbacks total were drafted, of which, I think 8 were from Power five schools. There are 65 P5 schools, so that roughly 1 in 8 P5 QBs were drafted.  If you figure the average college starting tenure is probably two years, then it figures that roughly 1 in 4 P5 starting QBs are drafted.

BV