Ranking Big Ten QB commits

[BigRedBuster]

Since they are now actually part of the program, I thought this could be in the football forum.

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2. Patrick O'Brien, Nebraska, 6-4/225, .9189: If O'Brien had Peters' delivery, he'd be No. 1. O'Brien has a bit of a baseball motion, but everything else — the quickness of the motion, the accuracy, the variety of throws, the way O'Brien buys time in the pocket, his willingness to throw it short when it's there — is really sharp. O'Brien is a rumbler as a runner, but he's pretty good at making his way around the pocket. He has poise.

I find it interesting that Iowa's QB isn't even on the list.

 

[cornographic]

I'd take 6'4" 225 over 6'4" 195 everyday and twice on Sunday. POB #1!

 

[Waterloohusker26]

I'd take 6'4" 225 over 6'4" 195 everyday and twice on Sunday. POB #1!

You're giving the staff some credit?!?!?

 

[zoogs]

Peters was the Huskers' top target early on. Great rise for O'Brien -- Nebraska was the first to offer him, I believe. Nobody was onto this guy.

 

[cornographic]

I'd take 6'4" 225 over 6'4" 195 everyday and twice on Sunday. POB #1!

You're giving the staff some credit?!?!?

I've been pro Riley to date, not in the hater column. I like BIG, what can I say? I hope POB has some mobility, though.

 

[RedDenver]

I find it interesting that Iowa's QB isn't even on the list.

Towards the top of the article, writer says no film to evaluate the Iowa QB.