QB Miami should look at outside of the first round

With Miami winning its first and maybe only game, there are a lot of QB coming out this year. like the year Tannehill came out in 2012, 2020 is stacked with QB prospects. Here is some QB I think Miami should look at outside of the first round. These are my prediction:

Jacob Eason
prediction: 3rd round


Jake Fromm
prediction: 2nd round


Jalen Hurts
Prediction: late first/early second


Steven Montez
prediction: 4th round and lower


Shea Patterson
prediction: late 2nd/ 3rd round


Ian Book
prediction: late 4th/ 5th round


KJ Costello
prediction: 6th Round


KHALIL TATE
prediction: late 5th/6th round


JARRETT GUARANTANO
prediction: 7th round/undrafted


KELLEN MOND
prediction: 5th round


SAM EHLINGER
prediction late 3rd round


HUNTER JOHNSON
prediction: late 6th round/undrafted


Non-power five QB that will good 4th round and lower

James Morgan


Brady Davis


Mason Fine


JAKE MAIER -


RYAN BOYLE -


TOM FLACCO -


Jacob Knipp -


Nick Tiano -

Zerrick Cooper


Deondre Francois


Case Cookus

I doubt Eason comes out, but if he does he'll be a first rounder IMO. If he stays in school one more season he has a chance to go #1 overall in 2021. He has all the tools...just needs to learn how to handle pressure better. He hasn't played all that much, and that's something he can improve with more reps and better coaching.

Fromm, despite his up and down career, will almost certainly go in the first round too.

All those other guys are projects, and I would stay far away. We need a home run at QB, not another project. I do love me some Sam Ehlinger, though...one of the toughest and most exciting players in college football. I doubt he amounts to anything at the next level, but he is a high-effort guy that is easy to root for and fun to watch.

Don't sleep on Justin Herbert. Once the offseason workouts start, he is going to open some eyes. I'm not convinced he has the "it" factor", and he seems to fold easily under pressure - but physically, he's off the charts and teams will love his arm strength. If the Bengals get the # 1 pick, he could be their guy.

Fromm would be my second choice behind Tua, but not with a top 3 pick. I think we will have the ammo to get the guy we want, however.

I too am not sold on Herbert. I do like what I've seen from Hurts, and Murray's success this year is making that system look like better training for this level. Mayfield, not so much.

There are some more QB that are coming out but I haven't seen too many videos will be adding more as I find them

Hard to say.

Nobody REALLY excites me. If you knew Tua was going to stay healthy....

Anyway, if Miami keeps winning games, they may HAVE to look at later round QBs.

Brian Lewerke


Nate Stanley


Anthony Gordon


Bryce Perkins


Feleipe Franks


Cole McDonald


McKenzie Milton

Not going to get into these Qb’s to much but if Shea Patterson is Drafted in the First 3 rounds than His Lips must be Attached to someone’s equipment. Tua,Herbert,Fromm, Hurts will probably go 1st rd, Hurts because someone will think he is Lamar Jackson 2.

finskev wrote:Not going to get into these Qb’s to much but if Shea Patterson is Drafted in the First 3 rounds than His Lips must be Attached to someone’s equipment. Tua,Herbert,Fromm, Hurts will probably go 1st rd, Hurts because someone will think he is Lamar Jackson 2.

LOL Patterson wouldn't even be on my draft board.

Yeah saw Patterson and he doesn't look like a great QB at all matter of fact he not reading the defense nor get the ball out of his hands quick enough

Brian Lewerke reminds me of Fitzmagic or John Elway

Feleipe Franks is interesting...he has great size and has done some good things at Florida. But he had a season-ending injury early this season, so it probably makes sense for him to stay at Florida for his senior season. His stock could definitely rise in next year's draft if he can pick up where he left off.

Nate Stanley at Iowa might be a decent late-round pick. He looks the part and has been productive, but his accuracy is questionable and he's having a bit of a disappointing and injury-plagued senior season.

But again - the Dolphins' focus needs to be on the top tier QBs. Late-round developmental types are fine, but we really need a franchise QB.

We have seen this before. Teams go for top tier players and they don't work out. Darnold, Mayfield, Manzel, and others then you have players like Mahomes, Dak and Wilson who were taken late and are getting to Super bowls (expect Dak unfortunately). Top Tier might not be the best bet.

rightchea wrote:We have seen this before. Teams go for top tier players and they don't work out. Darnold, Mayfield, Manzel, and others then you have players like Mahomes, Dak and Wilson who were taken late and are getting to Super bowls (expect Dak unfortunately). Top Tier might not be the best bet.

Well, sure - any player can bust. But the Dolphins need to swing for the fences this offseason. QB must be THE priority.

I would actually like to draft a QB in round one, and then draft another one in round 5-7. Double down and make sure you get it right.

The only two QBs selected #1 overall to win a Super Bowl out of 18 since 1990 are the Manning brothers. Just sayin'.

DolFan 316 wrote:The only two QBs selected #1 overall to win a Super Bowl out of 18 since 1990 are the Manning brothers. Just sayin'.

Terrible organizations tend to stay terrible in the short term. That and the agent/scouting agency conspiracy is real

Jamie Newton


Here an article about him as well......

Chris Trapasso wrote:He's a 6-foot-4, 230-pound, draft-eligible quarterback of a 7-1 team in a Power 5 conference, and for some reason, is garnering essentially no draft buzz. Until now.

Wake Forest's Jamie Newman has plus athleticism, a decently strong arm, and has made an assortment some of the most high-level plays from inside the pocket of any quarterback in college football this season. Actually, probably only Joe Burrow from LSU and maybe Oregon's Justin Herbert have made more retweet-worthy, highlight-reel throws from between the tackles this year.

As a redshirt junior, Newman does have another year of eligibility, but what he's done as a passer -- and runner -- this season has put him inside my top 50 right now. I'll show you why I have such a big grade him at the moment.

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/news/why-the-2020-nfl-drafts-best-kept-quarterback-secret-has-first-round-potential/