Asiantii Woulard, QB, Winter Park HS, Winter Park, FL(2013)

[Reliable Source]

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I didn't hear you? Are you biting your tongue?

[cmhatter]

on the field people... people learned a long time ago not to throw his way

[GaUSFBull]

I predict Woulard starts game one...He's my favorite NF L QB. lol

we are gonna get him there. Go BULLS. hope he stays a little while, though. Hope they want him sooner than he's ready to leave. look at what staying that last year did for Andrew Luck.

Andrew Luck was projected as a #1 overall after his junior year as well.

http://aol.sportingn...istless-offense

So you get a degree and go No 1? How can that be a bad solution?

No one said it was a bad solution.

[CPR]

Didn't Luck lose close to 40 million for not coming out his jr. year with the new rookie wage scale? I thought I heard people talking about that last year, saying he was making a mistake, since he could always go back to school and finish up his degree.

[Reliable Source]

Didn't Luck lose close to 40 million for not coming out his jr. year with the new rookie wage scale? I thought I heard people talking about that last year, saying he was making a mistake, since he could always go back to school and finish up his degree.

Quarterback Andrew Luck, the top overall choice in last week’s NFL draft, will receive an initial four-year contract from the Indianapolis Colts that includes a signing bonus of $14,518,544, the exact amount awarded Cam Newton, the No. 1 selection last year.

http://elitedaily.com/elite/2012/andrew-lucks-rookie-deal-include-1452-million-signing-bonus/

[CPR]

ehh, I was wrong. Thought I heard that chatter last year.

[GaUSFBull]

Yeah, I believe Sam Bradford was the last QB drafted #1 under the old wage scale, IIRC.

Edited June 27, 2012 by GaUSFBull

[cmhatter]

Yeah, I believe Sam Bradford was the last QB drafted #1 under the old wage scale, IIRC.

Thats correct

[ckparrothead]

I still think it was a bad gamble by Andrew Luck. At the time he made the decision to go back to school, it was still a 50/50 bet whether the rookie wage scale was going to be put in place for the 2011 Draft or if it would have to be put off to the 2012 Draft, or whether they would ease into the rookie wage scale rather than going for the sudden change, etc.

He did not lose any money by staying in school, but at the time he made his decision, there was an active chance that he would have lost $40 million or so by going back. He's just one of those guys that thinks the money will all work itself out, and he's so good that he's probably right.

[ckparrothead]

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Now there's the rawness coming through. Accuracy pretty scattershot in that video because his footwork was all over the place. Feet not really in tune with the routes. Some extra steps, some bad angles. Seemed to lose confidence after a few bad throws, affected how he threw in the rest of the session.