Good news for the true Orange Bloods out there;

Zach Gentry

Quote:In addition to his incredible size, Gentry's arm strength separates him from other quarterback prospects in his class. He'll need to continue to improve his mechanics and his footwork to hit his target on a consistent basis when given the opportunity at the college level, but his potential is tremendous.

(05-13-2014 08:02 AM)bevotex Wrote:  Good news for the true Orange Bloods out there;

Zach Gentry

Quote:In addition to his incredible size, Gentry's arm strength separates him from other quarterback prospects in his class. He'll need to continue to improve his mechanics and his footwork to hit his target on a consistent basis when given the opportunity at the college level, but his potential is tremendous.

Not sure what a "project" proves (having to learn to hit his targets consistently). Garrett Gilbert was the top rated QB coming out of HS. Mack Brown was the best out there at getting who he wanted. Just didn't do that good a job of evaluating who he wanted in the latter years.

(05-13-2014 08:20 AM)bullet Wrote:  

(05-13-2014 08:02 AM)bevotex Wrote:  Good news for the true Orange Bloods out there;

Zach Gentry

Quote:In addition to his incredible size, Gentry's arm strength separates him from other quarterback prospects in his class. He'll need to continue to improve his mechanics and his footwork to hit his target on a consistent basis when given the opportunity at the college level, but his potential is tremendous.

Not sure what a "project" proves (having to learn to hit his targets consistently). Garrett Gilbert was the top rated QB coming out of HS. Mack Brown was the best out there at getting who he wanted. Just didn't do that good a job of evaluating who he wanted in the latter years.

I was the biggest Mack supporter there was. Mack and his staff did a terrible job of developing talent. Garrett Gilbert is a great example.