This week in Indianapolis Indiana is the NFL scouting combine, where the top college players go to show off their skills to the scouts of all 32 NFL scouts. Participating in many drills and activities based on their position. Many high profile quarterbacks are entered in this years draft, but out of those Quarterbacks the one most scouts say is impressing them the most is the former West Virginia quarterback Jarrett Brown.
Brown is a 6'4 223 pound quarterback, which is a great size for the NFL. He came into the combine with questions about his decision making and accuracy, but so far in the combine he has done nothing but impress the scouts in those two areas, increasing his draft stock incredibly. Adam Kaplan a senior NFL writer said "No quarterback has helped himself more from late-January through late February. I can't see how Brown makes it out of the third round based on his upside alone." referring to Brown.
Going from a possibly undrafted quarterback to a possible first, second or third round pick is a huge improvement. On most lists he is moving above huge college stars like Colt McCoy and Jevan Snead. Who both were looked at as first round or even top 10 picks. A lot of people figured after his Gator Bowl injury this year it might be the last we would see of Jarrett, but with these recent developments its just brings smiles to the faces of many a people who like to see the success of a kid they used to watch every Saturday.
