Strengths: Good athlete with excellent mobility to scramble and make things happen when the play breaks down...Very accurate passer with good timing and touch...Doesn't make many mistakes...Has all the intangibles you look for and is a team leader and field general...Has the "It" factor that all the great ones possess.
Weaknesses: Vastly undersized in terms of a pro prospect...Arm strength is subpar and will become more of a problem at the next level...Durability could be a concern due to his size and style of play...Will need to be in the right system to even have a chance.
I think we're that right team. This is a good prospect. JGibbs knows how to pickem and if we pick this guy up in the upcoming draft (as in Hasselbeck doesnt return), I think we'll be set once Ramsey exits or goes down.
This guy seems to have the tangibles and intangibles that make a quaterback good..the only question is him arm strength, but that be improved I think.
Plain and Simple, draft Stefan for the long term. Not many other teams are looking at him as a good prospect, so we should take advantage of that.
No way in the world we draft someone whose bio lists "arm strength is subpar". Just my guess but our problem with Brunnell was lack of passing game, we don't want to go there again.
Whenever I start to get blue, I just breathe!
My favortie line from the Simpsons:
Flanders: "Looks like someone is having a pre-rapture party!"
Homer: "No Flanders, it's a meeting of gay witches for abortion , you wouldn't be interested!"
NO...lets think about the next few years instead of the long term...we have other needs and our quarterback position is fine we still need a corner, wr, mlb, guard,and maybe a kicker.we have only 5 draft picks and they needed to be used wisely
" But you should've seen Joe (Gibbs) when they said he couldn't coach anymore...his chest puffed out and said..i dont care what it takes, were not leaving here without another ring." Coach Joe Bugel
As a Louisville fan, I would say NOT A CHANCE. He would do a good job as our number 3 QB, but no better. If you watched any Louisville games this year, you would see that LeFors is not an NFL starter. People last year were calling for freshman Brian Brohm to start over him, and I mostly agreed. He has a weak arm, is average under pressure, and will absolutely get eaten alive by NFL blitz defenses. If he was in the ACC or the SEC, he would have never started a game.
