Ryan Mallett... What they say
"Ryan Mallett is not only the most fascinating players in this year's NFL draft." In so many ways, he is the design - everything that we love and hate. He is a miracle on film, a statistical freak, a top 5 talent that could easily slip the second round, a man you could love, when she met him and one could hate a tantalizing talent, a worrying sign, a walking rumor mill, if you never do. He was a great quarterback in Arkansas, but some people ask whether the impact of his skills to the next level. Everyone has an opinion on Mallett. He could be a franchise player for 15 years or flame in three. "That is why we see the draft."-Michael Rosenbeg, Desi
"I believe that he gets it." He comes from a unique. His mom and dad were teachers and trainers. Football is very important to him. The thing I really like was his background of Ryan Mallett to play under Bobby Petrino, Arkansas. And I know well enough to know coach Petrino that he coaches quarterbacks hard, very demanding. If you see play Mallett, he is in many situations, per style, below the Middle, in the shotgun, Audibling, check-with - me's you do a lot of good things on the offensive in Arkansas. Ryan Mallett can draw protection, systems, and he has a nice throw blocking movement, which I know a lot of guys in the League of are enthusiastic. "He can really hum it."-Jon Gruden, ESPN NFL analyst and former coach of the Oakland Raiders and Tampa Bay Buccaneers
"" On pure passing ability earned Mallett at the top of the this year's QB class directly in the middle of the "second level". Mallett's 62 touchdown passes (only 19 interceptions) against SEC competition two seasons are the last as a mighty testament to the strength and the howitzer he has accuracy for a right throwing arm. Much of the intangible assets, or lack thereof has been achieved, he could make a NFL huddle. "These concerns are valid, according to sources, but 253 pounds passer have Scouts are not the only concern about the 6-7,."-Rob rank, NFLDraftScout.com
"The dolphins first pick this week NFL draft Arkansas quarterback Ryan Mallett should." As things look, Miami probably trade off Thursday on the first round of 15 overall to end the round, perhaps close of add a second-round-pick too large, could you still Mallett, whose massive potential to, anywhere this happen, is of crucial importance. Risk? Yes. Perhaps steal the largest design? The to. "- Greg Cote, Miami Herald columnist"
"It will leave the team." Some teams will have their motherboard and want him not at all. And some teams design, keep it and just keep an eye on him. … "I think he did well all tools in the NFL do, if he is ready, the prize to a great quarterback."-Dan Shonka, general manager and national Scout for Ourlads' scouting services
"I have come not much in these things, anonymous sources and things that nothing that come from the closer to the draft." I think you have to take with a grain of salt. It has a lot of people here, who interviewed him have prepared him. All indications for me is, that they like what they see. "- Arkansas Coach Bobby Petrino"
"He has the big arm muscles." He can make all the throws. Does not have the kind of mobility, that does Michael Vick or someone like that, but he who does not? It is a League. Ryan Mallett will do at the next level. He has some liabilities as each player at the next level has liabilities. He has good leadership skills. Is one of many. … He'll get fed. "He play fine."-Matt Millen, ESPN analyst and former Detroit Lions general manager, during an appearance in the bottom line with Dave Barr radio show
"The more I watch Mallett to tape the more I like what I see." In the South Carolina game he faced calls repeated pressure and demonstrated it to make the ability in the bag and even scramble to his left as Ben Roethlisberger and to search depth. If pressure broke inside the bag, Mallett has shown more than once that he could there and while route flicking, as I have seen the ball with a flat junction take a lick, Joe FLACCO do with its great height. "- Pat KirwanSenior analyst NFL.com"
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