The Top Five Draft QBs Assess Positives and Negatives in their Respective Games

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In their own words: NFL’s top draft QBs assess own positives, negatives

PICKED APART BY OTHERS FOR MONTHS, THEIR TURN TO WEIGH IN

Like eager pitmasters with stabbing forks in hand, lined up along a Texas-sized table full of freshly smoked pork butt, hundreds of NFL Draft experts since January have completely picked apart this year’s top five quarterback prospects.

Every morsel of meat has been separated from bone and gristle for us to devour, with sweet sauce mopped on sparingly.

But now, with the NFL Draft only days away (it runs next Thursday night, Friday night and Saturday afternoon in Dallas), it’s time we let the fab fivesome weigh in themselves, on themselves — to address their own positives, negatives and personalities, in their own words, from answers given to Postmedia and other media outlets last month at NFL Scouting Combine news conferences:

 

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From that article, Lamar Jackson looks best for us.