He was measured at 6’0 for NFL observers at his pro day.

Napoleon 5421 posts Joined: Apr 23, 2015

Posted 10:26 pm on Mar 31, 2021

I think that is fairly dependable. It is one inch shorter than his recruit profile. That kind of fudging is probably normal for HS profiles. Slovis was listed at 6’2 as a recruit— probably meaning he’s slightly shorter. Point stands. USC’s current QB doesn’t make much of a case for USC prioritizing “tall QBs.” And, again, Slovis and Book were identically rated. Holybull’s USC comp seems misplaced to me. Beyond that, not sure what is at issue.

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He was measured at 6’0 for NFL observers at his pro day. Napoleon 10:26pm · 3/31/21
- instead of comparing one or two, look at the QBs over the past decade. holybull101 10:45pm · 3/31/21
  - Definitley the best way to compare. Most however, pick their favorite two and call that the sample.NT oldirish 9:35pm · 4/1/21
  - Jurkovec was 6-5. Kizer was 6-4. Napoleon 11:01pm · 3/31/21
    - you're not even being honest listing walk-ons on their roster holybull101 12:07am · 4/1/21
      - I’m being honest. I just pulled up their 2020 roster and listed the QBs. Napoleon 7:41am · 4/1/21
        
        How many 5'9" QBs have you seen play a down; not named Flutie?NT oldirish 9:37pm · 4/1/21
        
        Maybe this will help: starting with the 2012 class, I compared the heights of USC & ND QB recruits. Napoleon 9:30am · 4/1/21
        
        Thank you for disproving someone's theory with real facts. We need more of this.NT oldirish 9:38pm · 4/1/21
        
        fine, i just have guys like Book, Golson, Zaire, and Wimbush in my headNT holybull101 12:52pm · 4/1/21
        
        I understand. Sorry if I came off as belligerent. Napoleon 2:18pm · 4/1/21

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