Draft Rewind 2010 - Colt McCoy - Cleveland Browns

What Ourlads NFL Scouting Services said about COLT MCCOY: Texas, 6011 216 4.68. Four-year starter in the Longhorn spread offense attack. Finished his career with the most wins for a quarterback in NCAA history. In 2008 he set the NCAA single season record for completion percentage at an unbelievable 76.7 percent. Was the team leader in rushing with 561 yards and 11 touchdowns. Plays with good pass protection and a clean pocket. Steps into his throws. Accurate on the move on roll out and dash type patterns. Rolls away from pressure in the red zone. Throws an inordinate amount of horizontal ball control pass routes. Plays a lot of pitch and catch with wide open receivers. Rarely does he laser the ball through a tight window in the defense. Has functional playing speed and quickness. A right handed passer with good athletic ability and a quick release. As mentioned previously, ultra accurate on short and medium patterns. A tough kid that can take a hit. Shows good leadership, consistency, and discipline with the football. Makes solid decisions. Has a natural feel in the passing game to anticipate and time up his passes. A timing and rhythm passer that will need to alter his throwing motion to use a variety of deliveries and throw off balance to be successful on the next level. The West Coast offense was developed for a quarterback like McCoy. His career stats include 1157 completions out of 1645 attempts for a 70.3% completion rate, 13253 yards, 112 touchdowns, and 45 interceptions, 447 rushes for 1571 yards and 20 touchdowns. OSR: 5/16. Second round. (A-31, H-9 3/8, SS-DNP, VJ-DNP).

2012 Draft Nuggets - Kellen Moore, Boise State, QB

Kellen Moore, Boise State, 5115 195

Four-year starter who is eight wins from passing Colt McCoy as the alltime win leader at the quarterback position. All he does is win games in the pocket, make good decisions, and is ultra accurate in his passing. The left handed competitor is a student of the game and has excellent timing, intelligence, ball placement, and a quick compact delivery. Plays in a multiple spread offense that uses pistol and pro concepts. Takes the shotgun snap and also receives the ball under center. An efficient quarterback in the pocket who is relaxed, poised, smooth, and effortless in his play.

2010 NFL Draft Quarterbacks

QUARTERBACKS

1. Clausen, Jimmy* Notre Dame 6030 225 4.80
2. Bradford, Sam* Oklahoma 6040 220 4.85
3. McCoy, Colt Texas 6030 212 4.75
4. Tebow, Tim Florida 6030 245 4.70
5. Pike, Tony Cincinnati 6060 210 4.90

Junior entry Jimmy Clausen has good arm strength and ball velocity.
Steps into his throws and demonstrates accuracy and confidence in his
arm. Played in a pro style offense. Makes good decisions. Underclassman
Sam Bradford is coming off right shoulder surgery after his injury in the
BYU game. Recovery time is expected to be 5-6 months. The 2008 Heisman
Trophy winner passed for 4720 yards, 50 touchdowns, and 8 interceptions
his last full year at Oklahoma. Smart and accurate. Played in a spread
offensive system. Colt McCoy has a history of making good decisions
and the ability to scramble for positive yards. Generally played with a
clean pocket and demonstrated outstanding short and medium accuracy.
Reportedly will recover in time to work out at the Combine after right
shoulder injury in the BCS championship game. Tim Tebow is a lefthanded
durable 3 ½ year starter with intangibles off the chart. May be a
utility player, running back, etc. while learning to play NFL caliber football.
Outstanding running instincts and strength. Can he beat the blitz with his
release? Slow delivery is a major concern. Tony Pike played in spread
offense where by scheme, the receivers are generally wide open.
Demonstrated good vision in a big play offense. Can extend the plays for
his receivers by his movement in the pocket. Had surgery during season to
reattach plate in left forearm. AVERAGE

Others with draftable grades: Jarrett Brown (West Virginia), Levi Brown
(Troy), Sean Canfield (Oregon State), Daryll Clark (Penn State), Armanti
Edwards (Appalachian State), Max Hall (BYU), Tim Hiller (Western
Michigan), Mike Kafka (Northwestern), Dan Lefevour (Central Michigan),
Thaddeus Lewis (Duke), Zac Robinson (Oklahoma State), John Skelton
(Fordham), Rusty Smith (Florida Atlantic)

Underclassmen: Sam Bradford (Oklahoma), Jimmy Clausen (Notre
Dame), Jevan Snead (Mississippi)

Average number of quarterbacks drafted per year: 13

Colt McCoy Texas NFL 2010 Draft

Ourlads Scouting Services LLC take on Colt McCoy:


Will be a four-year starter in the Longhorn spread offense attack. In 2008 he set the NCAA single season record for completion percentage at an unbelievable 76.7 percent. Was the team leader in rushing with 561 yards and 11 touchdowns. Plays with good pass protection and a clean pocket. Steps into his throws. Accurate on the move on roll out and dash type patterns. Rolls away from pressure in the red zone. Throws an inordinate amount of horizontal ball control pass routes. Plays a lot of pitch and catch with wide open receivers. Rarely does he laser the ball through a tight window in the defense. Good height for the position and has functional playing speed and quickness. A right handed passer with good athletic ability and a quick release. As mentioned previously, ultra accurate on short and medium patterns. A tough kid that can take a hit. Shows good leadership, consistency, and discipline with the football. Makes solid decisions. Has a natural feel in the passing game to anticipate and time up his passes. Arm strength to make a big play in the red zone when the window of opportunity is small is still questionable.