2024 Prospect Visits (Pro Days + Team Visits)

[MBGreen]

Jordan Schultz
@Schultz_Report
Florida State QB Jordan Travis has a 30 visit with the #Jets this weekend, per source.

The 2023 ACC Player of the Year is ahead of schedule with his rehab from his fractured fibula and should be ready to go for training camp.

[Heismanberg]

He is not good. 

[Heismanberg]

Joe Douglas would spend on a draft pick on a 24 year old developmental backup QB though

Kinda makes sense s a Turdrod understudy

[Johnny English]

Turdrod

Excuse me please, but he is ours now and therefore Tygod.

[AlioTheFool]

Turdgod

[MBGreen]

Thyroid

[Andrew Ryan]

Joe Douglas would spend a draft pick on a 24 year old developmental backup QB though

Kinda makes sense as a Turdrod understudy

Who would be your preference as a 3rd day developmental QB?

[Derek Smalls]

The thing I like about Travis is that we might be able to just stash him on IR and not burn a roster spot. I don't think he's that good, but as a late Day 3 pick, I don't think any of the QBs that go there are very good.

[Heismanberg]

Who would be your preference as a 3rd day developmental QB?

My dawg Michael Pratt

Or maybe take a swing on Joe Milton

[Badger]

My dawg Michael Pratt

Or maybe take a swing on Joe Milton

Don't forget Shartman.

[Heismanberg]

Don't forget Shartman.

I have not

I think he might end up in the UFL

[MBGreen]

Jordan Schultz
@Schultz_Report
The hectic schedule continues for projected top 10 pick Troy Fautanu: Source says he has a 30 visit with the #Jets on April 17 — after previous stops with Philly, Pittsburgh and Baltimore, among others.

[Andrew Ryan]

My dawg Michael Pratt

Or maybe take a swing on Joe Milton

Milton intrigues me. Likely possesses the most upside of any QB we could get on day 3 and, if the whole "leading an NFL offense/throwing passes" thing doesn't work out, he could always be converted to tight end.

[bojanglesman]

If we look at a mid round QB who will in all likelihood have a deficiency that makes them go later in the draft, I'd rather have a smart QB that makes good decisions and maybe lacks a little on the physical side of things or faced lesser competition than to have an athletic freak that makes dumb decisions.  Pratt makes the most sense to me.

[Heismanberg]

Pratt and Travis both have a lot of experience and some dual threat ability.  Sam Hartman is super limited physically but he's experienced and just fits the mold of a longterm backup. 

I just wouldn't want to spend anything more than a Day 3 pick on either of them.