05-23-2014, 01:47 PM
So here's some NFL media dude who supposedly talks to NFL scouting departments highlighting QBs to watch for 2014: http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap2000000...ter_nfl_cb
As you can guess, Mariota's #2, Hundley's #3. As you probably can't guess, Hogan is #7 and Goff, oddly, is #9. Ignore the 59er; focus on Hogan:
Hogan is 10-1 against ranked teams. And! has two conference titles. Whut.
As you can guess, Mariota's #2, Hundley's #3. As you probably can't guess, Hogan is #7 and Goff, oddly, is #9. Ignore the 59er; focus on Hogan:
Quote:Head coach David Shaw has routinely touted Hogan as a new-school quarterback with the versatility to effectively run read-option or function as a traditional pocket passer in the game plan. Those skills make him an intriguing prospect for teams looking for an athletic playmaker to direct an offense at the next level. Of course, Hogan must show scouts that he is more than a game manager after posting eight games with fewer than 200 passing yards in 2013. He also needs to display better big-game moxie after failing to play well in each of the Cardinal's three losses (Utah, USC and Michigan State) a season ago. If Hogan can make significant steps in each of those aforementioned areas, he is an ideal candidate to make a rise up the charts when scouts dig into his game this fall.
Hogan is 10-1 against ranked teams. And! has two conference titles. Whut.