Mitch "Mr Biscuit" Trubisky-QB-North Carolina

Originally posted by Heroism:

Much prefer Trubisky in the second than Kizer or Watson in the top5.

Garrett and Trubisky=

Originally posted by jersey49er:
Gonna have to watch this kid a lot more closely, can someone give me a quick scouting report on his strengths and weaknesses...thanks if so..

Originally posted by TheNef77:
Great pocket passer. One of those QBs that you know you got something when he let's the ball go. Doesn't checkdown(give up) early. Footwork and pocket presence is there. Has the arm strength and accuracy to hit his target when his feet aren't set. Not mobile enough to be considered a dual threat QB. Gets better in the clutch. This guy would be a steal from the 2nd and on. He's gotta go in the 1st.

Mitch Trubisky, NFL quarterback?

Trubisky started his junior season at UNC with remarkable efficiency. Through five games, he had 1,711 yards, 13 touchdowns and not a single turnover. While that efficiency was a bit misleading, as he was the recipient of a few lucky breaks after poor throws against Pittsburgh and Florida State, his performance was notable.

After the streak came to a crashing end in a blowout loss to Virginia Tech, Trubisky rebounded against Miami and once again played with awesome efficiency (71.7 percent completion, two touchdowns and 299 yards).

Trubisky's play against Miami might have crystallized his status as a draftable QB. At 6-3, 220 pounds, he meets the NFL threshold for size, and the infamous hand size question mark shouldn't be an issue. The ball comes off his hand smoothly, as he spins a tight ball and can finish with velocity regardless of footwork or arm placement.

But most impressive is Trubisky's confidence and control under pressure. He's comfortable in his arm strength and teammates to adjust off his first read and be creative, even from the pocket. On the red-zone touchdown below, Trubisky showcases his velocity, confidence and trust.

But that brashness as a passer is also why he might be well served by another year at UNC. His confidence can turn into laziness in footwork and mechanics, and his throwing motion is a bit elongated, a la Jameis Winston. But it's his bad habits of throwing sidearm on the run, abandoning mechanics downfield and not following through on easy throws that can lead to frustrating missed opportunities.

Originally posted by NorthBay49er:

Is it true he's only started 10 games?

Originally posted by Tman:

Originally posted by Heroism:

Much prefer Trubisky in the second than Kizer or Watson in the top5.

Garrett and Trubisky=

This would be fantastic

Originally posted by valrod33:

Stupid name. Not an NFL QB

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Mitch Trubisky, NFL quarterback?

Trubisky started his junior season at UNC with remarkable efficiency. Through five games, he had 1,711 yards, 13 touchdowns and not a single turnover. While that efficiency was a bit misleading, as he was the recipient of a few lucky breaks after poor throws against Pittsburgh and Florida State, his performance was notable.

After the streak came to a crashing end in a blowout loss to Virginia Tech, Trubisky rebounded against Miami and once again played with awesome efficiency (71.7 percent completion, two touchdowns and 299 yards).

Trubisky's play against Miami might have crystallized his status as a draftable QB. At 6-3, 220 pounds, he meets the NFL threshold for size, and the infamous hand size question mark shouldn't be an issue. The ball comes off his hand smoothly, as he spins a tight ball and can finish with velocity regardless of footwork or arm placement.

But most impressive is Trubisky's confidence and control under pressure. He's comfortable in his arm strength and teammates to adjust off his first read and be creative, even from the pocket. On the red-zone touchdown below, Trubisky showcases his velocity, confidence and trust.

But that brashness as a passer is also why he might be well served by another year at UNC. His confidence can turn into laziness in footwork and mechanics, and his throwing motion is a bit elongated, a la Jameis Winston. But it's his bad habits of throwing sidearm on the run, abandoning mechanics downfield and not following through on easy throws that can lead to frustrating missed opportunities.

Originally posted by joaosoarrs99:

Originally posted by valrod33:
Stupid name. Not an NFL QB

Ben Roethlisberger got an even more stupid name and is still an NFL QB.

Originally posted by valrod33:

Originally posted by joaosoarrs99:

Originally posted by valrod33:

Stupid name. Not an NFL QB

Ben Roethlisberger got an even more stupid name and is still an NFL QB.

I can trust my organization to a guy named Ben, I cant win with a Mitch