How many colleges/coaches in the past 15 years would be considered NFLQB factories?

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Oct 29, 2020
9:09:18am

jholling All-American

Oklahoma maybe?

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Why do Ohio State QBs tend to struggle in the NFL?

Sir_Ten

10/29/20 8:37am

Outside of Alex Smith which Urban Meyer QBs have succeeded in the NFL?

CougarCanuck76

10/29/20 8:40am

My honest opinion is that they rely more on their athleticism and talent around them against inferior competition and

specsauce

10/29/20 8:40am

Same as Alabama, etc

Grit for Brains

10/29/20 8:44am

Agreed. Not sold on Tua and definitely not sold on Mac Jones in the NFL.

specsauce

10/29/20 8:45am

Also Jalen Hurts

Grit for Brains

10/29/20 8:49am

The old Ohio State QBs have nothing to do with Justin Fields

ZacSeljaas'Stache

10/29/20 8:41am

Of course previous history won't dictate what happens to Fields

Sir_Ten

10/29/20 8:52am

Fields actually looks really accurate but watching the OSU offense (Urban's)

rcbyufan

10/29/20 8:44am

Same with USC guys.

deliciousmocha

10/29/20 8:53am

How many colleges/coaches in the past 15 years would be considered NFLQB factories?

jholling

10/29/20 9:09am

The counter argument could be how many other schools have put five straight QBs into the NFL.

jholling

10/29/20 9:13am

I think that’s true for most college QBs. 25% of NFL QBs have started for 10+Yrs

StalwartBraveTrue

10/29/20 9:35am

Fields was a pretty good QB (albeit a backup) at Georgia running a pro-style

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