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Brock Jensen QB NDSU Dolphins UDFA

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Anyone believe this kid has a chance to make the Dolphins roster this year? Seems to be a winner with a lot of positive intangibles. :ponder:
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#16 Brock JensenPosition: Quarterback
Height: 6-3
Weight: 225
Class: Senior
Hometown: Waupaca, Wis.
High School: Waupaca HS
* 2013 AP All-America 3rd team
* 2013 College Sporting News Fab 50 All-America
* 2013 College Sports Journal All-America
* 2013 All-Missouri Valley Football Conference 1st team
* 2013 Missouri Valley Football Conference Offensive Player of the Year
* 2012, 2013 NCAA Division I Championship Game MVP
* 2012, 2013 College Sporting News FCS Playoff MVP
* 2013 College Sports Journal FCS Playoff MVP
* 2012 All-Missouri Valley Football Conference 2nd Team
* 2012, 2013 MVFC Offensive Player of the Week
* 2011 All-MVFC H.M.
* Missouri Valley Football Conference Honor Roll
* NFF Hampshire Honor Society

More wins than any other quarterback in Football Championship Subdivision history…Went 47-5 as a starter and totaled 48 career wins…Fourth in the final voting for the 2013 Walter Payton Award as the most outstanding player in the FCS…NDSU’s career record holder for passing attempts, completions, yards, touchdown passes and total offense attempts and yards…Won three straight FCS championships and ended his career on a 24-game winning streak…Won FBS games at Minnesota, Colorado State and Kansas State…In three FBS games, rushed 28 times for 84 yards and one TD and went 55-for-80 passing for 551 yards with one interception and three TDs.

2013 SEASON (SENIOR): AP All-America third team and All-America by the College Sporting News and College Sports Journal…Missouri Valley Football Conference Offensive Player of the Year…Made all 15 starts in guiding NDSU to its third straight FCS national championship and a perfect 15-0 record…Set school records for passing yards (2,793), passing touchdowns (34) and total offense yards (3,272)…His 1-yard TD run with 28 seconds left capped an 18-play, 80-yard drive over 8 ½ minutes to beat Kansas State 24-21 in the season opener…Went 14-for-15 in the second half and completed 7 of 7 passes on the final drive…Career-high 313 passing yards in a homecoming win over Missouri State going 20 of 28 with one interception and three touchdowns…College Sporting News All-Star and MVFC Offensive Player of the Week in November after going 17 of 22 for 200 yards and a career-high four TDs plus a fifth touchdown on the ground… NCAA championship game MVP after going 13 of 18 for 135 yards and a TD, rushing three times for 20 yards and a score…Set NDSU playoff game records for passing yards (249 vs. Furman), passing TDs (3 vs. New Hampshire) and total offense yards (335 vs. Furman)…Also set NDSU postseason records for pass attempts, completions, yards and touchdowns.

2012 SEASON (JUNIOR): Capped off junior season by leading NDSU to its second straight NCAA FCS championship and earned MVP honors in the process...Rushed eight times for 44 yards and career-high three TDs in 39-13 win over Sam Houston State (1-5-13)...Scored the game-winning TD with 3:05 remaining in the fourth quarter in 23-20 FCS semifinal win over Georgia Southern (12-14-12)...Started all 15 games for second straight season...Completed 207 of 338 passes for 2,331 yards, 17 TDs and eight interceptions...Had three 200+ passing games and eight in his career -- including completing 22 of 31 attempts for a career best 243 yards in 33-21 win at Northern Iowa (9-29-12)...Rushed 111 times for 357 yards and 12 TDs...Had career long rush of 56 yards in 20-17 win over South Dakota State (11-10-12)...Named to the all-Missouri Valley Football Conference second team...Earned MVFC Offensive Player of the Week honors...Named to MVFC Honor Roll.

2011 SEASON (SOPHOMORE): Passed for one touchdown and ran for another in NCAA FCS championship game win over Sam Houston State (1-7-12)...Started all 15 games...Set school record with 142 pass attempts without an interception...Set school single-game record with 15 completions in a row vs. Missouri State (10-15-11) and with consecutive completions with 19 straight including Southern Illinois game the previous week...Completed 219 of 326 passes for school record 2,524 yards with 144 touchdowns and only four interceptions...Completed 67.2 percent of his passes and had 143.9 pass efficiency rating to rank 23rd nationally...Completed career-high 22 of 25 passes for 204 yards and one TD in win UNI (10-29-11)...Had three 200+ passing games...Had a season long 67-yard TD strike to Warren Holloway vs. Lafayette (9-3-11)...Matched a career-high with three touchdown passes vs. Missouri State (10-15-11)...Rushed 73 times for 173 yards and nine touchdowns...Scored pair of rushing TDs twice, vs. Lehigh (12-10-11) and at South Dakota State (10-22-11)...Rushed six times for a career-high 94 yards in NCAA FCS semifinal win over Georgia Southern (12-17-11) despite suffering from the flu...That effort included career best 55-yard TD run down the left sideline.

2010 SEASON (FRESHMAN): Started in seven of nine games played...Completed 59 of 131 passes for 950 yards, seven TDs and two interceptions...Rushed 68 times for 231 yards and four TDs...Set school playoff record with 229 yards passing in win over Robert Morris (11-27-10) including a season long 61-yard pass to D.J. McNorton...One of two games over 200-yards passing...Completed a season-high 12 of 27 passes for 239 yards vs. Western Illinois (10-2-10)...Also rushed 13 times for 69 yards, including a season long 42 yard run...Came off the bench for first action against Morgan State, completing 8 of 17 passes for 117 yards and three TDs...Also had 13 carries for 57 yards.

2009 SEASON (REDSHIRT): Sat out the season as a redshirt in the Bison program...Named to the Missouri Valley Football Conference Honor Roll...Completed 8 of 11 passes for 200 yards and three TDs in spring game.

HIGH SCHOOL: Directed Waupaca High School coached by John Koronkiewicz to a 14-0 record and the 2008 Wisconsin Division III state championship...Named 2008 Eastern Valley Conference Player of the Year after completing 107 of 174 passes for 1,602 yards, 21 TDs and seven interceptions...Rushed 209 times for 1,151 yards and 19 TDs...2008 WFCA all-region, all-conference first-team and Appleton Post-Crescent all-area first-team...Compiled 23-2 career record as a starter...Over past two season, completed 110 of 363 passes for 3,237 yards, 38 TDs and 14 interceptions...Rushed 382 times for 1,864 yards and 31 TDs...Ranked as No. 2 quarterback in class of 2009 by WisFootball.net...Top senior prospect by WIPreps.com.

PERSONAL: Born Sept. 19, 1990...Son of Steve and Laurie Jensen...Majoring in physical and health education.

Jensen’s Career Bests
Completions: 22, Northern Iowa, 10-29-11; at Northern Iowa, 9-29-12
Attempts: 31, at Northern Iowa, 9-29-12; Indiana State, 10-13-12
Passing Yards: 313, Missouri State, 10-12-13
Long Pass: 69, Prairie View A&M, 9-22-12
Passing TDs: 4, at Indiana State, 10-26-13; at Youngstown State, 11-16-13
Interceptions: 3, Indiana State, 10-13-12; at Missouri State, 11-3-12
Rushing Attempts: 15, at South Dakota State, 9-28-13
Rushing Yards: 94, Georgia Southern, 12-17-11 (6 attempts)
Long Rush: 56, South Dakota State, 11-10-12
Rushing TDs: 3, vs. Sam Houston State, 1-5-13



 
I don't think he actually signed an UDFA deal. I believe he is on a mini camp tryout. Which means they needed an arm for that weekend.
 
http://www.rantsports.com/nfl/2014/...-steal-in-north-dakota-state-qb-brock-jensen/

Brock Jensen
Tim Heitman-USA TODAY Sports

There’s always hidden gems to be found when the NFL Draft rolls around. That’s part of the beauty of the whole process. It’s a scouts dream to find the overlooked guy that no one really pays attention to, then take him late and he eventually turns into a stud. Whether it’s someone like Tom Brady (6th round), who’s found Hall-of-Fame-caliber success, or someone like Jason Kelce (6th round), who’s merely rock solid, there’s always hidden gems. North Dakota State QB Brock Jensen could be that guy in 2014 NFL Draft.

Look at any ranking of the QBs in this draft class and you won’t find Jensen anywhere near the top. Most pundits have him ranked right around 20th, some higher, some lower. When you look at his list of accolades, you have to wonder why he’s ranked so low. 3x National Champion, threw for 8,598 yards with an impressive 72/21 TD to INT ratio and chipped in 1,240 rushing yards and 35 rushing TDs in his career. Oh yeah, he’s also 73-7 as a starter going back to high school. And he’s not even predicted to be drafted?

Someone is going to get a steal in Jensen. Flat out, plain and simple. Someone is going to get a heck of a player in this kid.

Take away his statistics on the field and look at the numbers he put up at his recent Pro Day. 6-foot 2, 225-pounds, 4.70 40-yard dash, 34-inch vertical, 9-foot 2 broad jump, 4.35 20-yard shuttle and 7.06 3-cone drill. That’s an athlete with size right there. Even if he had a noodle for an arm, that’s a good enough package of measureables to take a flyer, maybe as a tight end, H-back, OLB, special teams demon, etc.
But he doesn’t have a noodle for an arm. He put up prodigious passing numbers for a reason. No, it’s not like he was facing SEC defenses week in and week out while playing in the Missouri Valley Conference, but he still showed he was capable of making NFL throws. Just so happened he was making NFL caliber throws against lesser competition because the BCS coaches didn’t find him. Don’t blame him for their blunder.
Plus, we’ve seen him against very strong BCS-level teams. Just look back to last August when the Bison went to Manhattan Kansas to take on the immortal Bill Snyder’s Kansas State Wildcats, the defending Big 12 Champions fresh off an appearance in the Fiesta Bowl. In front of the second largest crowd ever at Bill Snyder Family Football Stadium, Jensen went 21-30 with 2 TDs and a rushing TD en route to a shocking 24-21 win. Throw KSU with Minnesota and Colorado State as Div 1 FBS teams who were beaten by Jensen.

Hey, I’m not saying Jensen will necessarily be a franchise QB. But it’s not impossible, either. He’s far from a polished, finished product, and definitely needs to keep working on his accuracy. But he’s worth taking a shot on late in the draft, even if he only ever amounts to a backup. He’s a hard worker, good leader and a proven winner with a nice physical skills package. Even if he tanks in preseason, as a late round pick it’ll be minimum financial risk so you can cut him and move on.

But he deserves a shot. Which GM has the cajones to take a risk on a proven winner?

Rick Stavig is an NFL Draft Columnist for RantSports.com. Follow him on Twitter @rickstavig or add him to your network on Google+.

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Brock Jensen said he is signing a contract soon with the Dolphins and is flying there. It's not a try out but an actual contract

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I believe he said he is going to sign sometime today
 
Nublar7 said:
I don't think he actually signed an UDFA deal. I believe he is on a mini camp tryout. Which means they needed an arm for that weekend.
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Abramson said he couldn't sign due to a school rule until after this weekend. He is supposed to sign when he arrives in Miami.

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Nublar7 said:
I don't think he actually signed an UDFA deal. I believe he is on a mini camp tryout. Which means they needed an arm for that weekend.
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They are bringing in another qb to throw on a tryout basis. His name is Clint Chelf, and he played at Oklahoma St.
 
I heard he actually got a 10k signing bonus which is not always given to udfa's. I caught that on the radio here in Fargo, not sure how accurate that info is.
 
Brock Jensen Joins Turner in Miami, Shepherd, Williams Sign

[video]http://www.valleynewslive.com/story/25483817/brock-jensen-joins-turner-in-miami[/video]
 
It doesn't matter who we put in at QB, according to spesh, they re all doomed as long as Hartline is still on this team...
 
I hope Jensen can provide legitimate competition for Devlin. Devlin needs to take the next step or Miami might have to completely revamp the backup situation behind Tannehill next offseason.
 
littlemarino said:
I heard he actually got a 10k signing bonus which is not always given to udfa's. I caught that on the radio here in Fargo, not sure how accurate that info is.
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Heard the same thing in Bismarck about the signing bonus for Jensen. Dolphins want someone to push backups and possibly replace Moore after this year. Don't know if he will make it but I've learned not to underestimate the guy. Heart of a lion.
 
This kid is legit. I'll be surprised if he doesn't take Devlin's spot, tbh. I think he looks that good.

[video=youtube;rc2QhIQllSU]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rc2QhIQllSU[/video]
 
There are some small college specialists on a couple of draft forums I read. They weren't high on Jensen all year. Consequently I wasn't surprised he went undrafted. We signed some talented prospects but I suspect this guy is being overstated.
 
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