Quick Draft Dish: Week 3

WEEK THREE

FLORIDA STATE @ BOSTON COLLEGE

·       FLORIDA STATE SR QB EVERETT GOLSON (#6) is a graduate transfer from Notre Dame. Golson is a small framed quarterback (6’0 200), with adequate arm strength, and so-so accuracy. Golson has mobility and he moves the pocket well, but I do not see success for him at the next level.

SOUTH CAROLINA @ GEORGIA

·       GEORGIA JR QB GREYSON LAMBERT (#11) is a graduate transfer from Virginia. I am a little higher on Lambert than most. Lambert has prototype size (6’5” 225). He has decent arm strength, but has very little mobility. In this game, Lambert set the FBS record for in-game completion percentage. Lambert completed 24 of 25 passes for 330 yards. If Lambert continues to improve, he could be one of the top senior quarterbacks in the 2017 draft class.

AUBURN @ LSU

·       AUBURN JR QB JEREMY JOHNSON (#6) came into the season with a small sample size, but oozed potential. Thru the first three games, Johnson has looked completely lost. He can’t read underneath coverage. He has thrown six interceptions, most of which were right to defenders. Johnson has the size (6’5” 230) and arm skills to make it in the NFL. His confidence is in the toilet right now, and he was benched after this game.

GEORGIA TECH @ NOTRE DAME

·       NOTRE DAME SR OT RONNIE STANLEY (#78) is one of the best overall prospects for the 2016 NFL Draft. Stanley is an athletic tackle with amazing strength and feet. In the three games, Stanley has allowed zero sacks and only one pressure. He is a people mover in the run game. Stanley is a near lock for the top ten.

CAL @ TEXAS

·       CAL JR QB JARED GOFF (#16) is one of the fastest rising prospects for the 2016 draft. Goff has great height (6’4”) but does have a smaller frame. He has added weight each of his years in Berkley. Goff makes good decisions and has very good arm strength. He gets through his progressions quickly and is very accurate. Goff is especially accurate beyond 20 yards, which is rare. I am interested to see more.

MISSISSIPPI @ ALABAMA

·       MISSISSIPPI JR DT ROBERT NKEMDICHE (#5) is a tremendous athlete. Nkemdiche uses his quick hands and feet to make a living in the opposition’s backfield. He is scheme diverse. He is equally adept at rushing the passer as he is at stopping the run. He has even score three touchdowns on offense this year. The sky is the limit at the next level for Nkemdiche.