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Pats worked him out as a QB too.I said "QB," not "QB convert like Julian Edelman."
Levi had a very good bowl game against Central Michigan and I like his chance in the right system.I would like to see the Pats take Levi Brown in the seventh round. I think he would make a really good developmental QB prospect that could be flipped in a few years for something.
Mike Kafka, unless he moves up a little too much. Good arm and size and the Patriots seem to like Big Ten QB. To some extent, anyway, I guess it's a small sample size but, still, with both our current QB being from the Big Ten.
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Wouldn't that be YOU?
Tenn. QB could be a good choice
Outside of Kliff Kingsbury, the Patriots have typically drafted QBs with the requisite size, arm strength, and intagibles/toughness, but have some correctable flaws with accuracy and/or mechanics. There has been a recent trend of drafting guys with athleticism. This profile SCREAMS Tim Tebow, but I'd highly doubt that the Pats spend the 1st or 2nd round pick required to take him. So, in the 6th round, the Pats go with...
Zac Robinson 6’2 ½ 214 lbs. Oklahoma State: Productive college passer with better zip than given credit for when his shoulder is healthy. Is accurate in the short area, is a good decision maker, tough in the pocket and a team leader. Intermediate and deep passes sail on him at times. Comes from a shotgun-based offense. A shorter version of Matt Cassel.
Others to consider would be Jarrett Brown, Jonathan Crompton, Mike Kafka, and super-sleeper Jason Babin of Southeast Louisiana.