2015 JetOffensive Prospect Rankings

[Heismanberg]

Quarterbacks:



Jameis Winston – Florida State
Marcus Mariota – Oregon
Garrett Grayson – Colorado State
Sean Mannion - Oregon State
Bryce Petty - Baylor

Tailbacks:



Todd Gurley – Georgia
Melvin Gordon – Wisconsin
Tevin Coleman - Indiana
Duke Johnson – Miami (FL)
Thoma Rawls - Central Michigan


Wideouts:



Amari Cooper – Alabama
DeVante Parker - Louisville
Kevin White - West Virginia
Breshad Perriman - Central Florida
Phillip Dorsett - Miami (FL)

Tight Ends:



Maxx Williams - Minnesota
Devin Funchess – Michigan
Clive Walford - Miami (FL)
Jesse James - Penn State
Jeff Heuerman - Ohio State

Offensive Tackles:



Ereck Flowers – Miami (FL)
Andrus Peat - Stanford
DJ Humphries - Florida
Jake Fisher - Oregon
TJ Clemmings - Pittsburgh

Interior Offensive Linemen:



Brandon Scherff – Iowa
La’el Collins – LSU
Cameron Erving – Florida State
Jarvis Harrison - Texas A&M
BJ Finney – Kansas State

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4.17.15

[Laxin]

Glad to see you have Gordon #2. He isnt mentioned much here, but he's a stud and one of my favorites in this class.

Where do you view Flowers and Mariota within the first round?

[Heismanberg]

Where do you view Flowers and Mariota within the first round?

Top 10 as of right now.  I wouldn't personally take Mariota in the top ten, but that's most likely where he'll go.  I think the kid can turn into a good player, but he need to sit for a while.

The QB class is so weak behind Jameis Winston that Mariota pretty much has the #2 spot locked down no matter what.

Flowers needs to show up to the combine and wow everyone.  I think he'll do that.  TJ Clemmings is the darkhorse in the tackle group.  He has the athletic ability to have a big time rise. 

[SixFeetDeep]

is Cam Erving def an interior lineman at the next level, or can he kick back out to tackle? He made the switch this year due to team need.

[Heismanberg]

is Cam Erving def an interior lineman at the next level, or can he kick back out to tackle? He made the switch this year due to team need.

I think he can do both, but he was outstanding at center.

[Jumbo]

Nick O'Leary sucks.

I do think Clemmings could be the first OT taken when it's all said and done if he ends up dominating the combine

[Heismanberg]

Nick O'Leary sucks.

He really doesn't though...

I think he's a mid-round prospect that will probably go higher than he should because the TE class is weak.

[Jumbo]

He really doesn't though...

I think he's a mid-round prospect that will probably go higher than he should because the TE class is weak.

He isn't really good at anything. I don't really think he'll ever be a starting quality TE. He'll go higher than he should because Maxx is the only passable TE in the class and teams need TEs, though.

[Heismanberg]

because Maxx is the only passable TE in the class

not true at all

[Jumbo]

not true at all

Funchess could count as well if you're considering him a TE but that's basically it

[Heismanberg]

Funchess could count as well if you're considering him a TE but that's basically it

Tyler Kroft is a really underrated prospect.

Clive Walford and Ben Koyack are solid players as well. 

[Laxin]

This draft really seems to lack top end talent... Figures its draft where we are #6

[Cane]

Tyler Kroft is a really underrated prospect.

Clive Walford and Ben Koyack are solid players as well. 

Kroft could be a very, very good NFL player.  He's a big athlete who was basically used as a blocker all season, despite being the team's second best receiving threat.  It was a crime.  If he went to Notre Dame, he'd just be the latest of that stream of solid Rd 1-2 TEs.

[Heismanberg]

Some jerkoff on Twitter is devaluing the second and third tier QBs by throwing scrambling accuracy in the face of every football fan that will listen.  Supposedly he's created his own way to see statistics.  GTFO. 

He's including throw aways here too, so of course the accuracy is going to be extremely low.  Especially for QBs in quick hitting offense that don't scramble often.

Hundley and Grayson both have "scrambling accuracy" under 35%, but both show the ability to make good throws when on the move when it's designed.  Being improvisational is a nice trait, but Russell Wilson, Ben Roethlisberger, and Aaron Rodgers are the only QBs that have really become elite doing this stuff consistently.  Pretty sure Roethlisberger and Rodgers were prefer to throw from the pocket too. 

[AlioTheFool]

I was going to say...who the hell has great accuracy on the run besides maybe Aaron Rodgers and Russell Wilson? That seems like a pretty stupid thing to focus on.

I'd venture to guess there aren't too many coaches who would rather their QB was throwing on the run rather than just being able to fall back on it if absolutely necessary.