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TOBY KORRODI
Quarterback
Central Missouri State University Mules
ive seen him listed as the big sleeper possibility for this year.
just wanted to know if he is worth a 7th round flier in case our top choice doesnt work out.
heres some info ive found on him
SLEEPER: Central Missouri’s Toby Korrodi made a big splash at the scouting combine and has visited six teams.
One quarterback who really helped himself Sunday was Toby Korrodi of Central Missouri State. Korrodi was surprisingly accurate throughout the session and his arm strength was the most impressive of all the passers tested. Not only did Korrodi lead the quarterbacks statistically with his passes being clocked at 63 mph, some of the passes he didn't connect on simply were dropped by receivers surprised by the velocity of the throws.
Toby Korrodi Toby Korrodi
Overview and Analysis
Korrodi has the size scouts are looking for in a QB he has the arm
strength to go along with it. He might be the biggest sleeper among
quarterbacks this season. Most do not know about him because he
transferred from Northern State and he has never been an All-American at
the D2 level. He is actually married and has three children. He has two
sons and a daughter. Korrodi is a real family man who is very mature for
an incoming rookie. He will intrigue pro personnel directors and
all-star game selection committees with his size, production, and arm
strength. He is not very fast so teams like Atlanta who are looking for
a mobile quarterback will probably not rank him as a draftable player.
He is expected to be a pure drop back passer and not a dual threat.
Expect Korrodi to possibly surprise and not only earn a combine invite
but also hear his name called in the late rounds (6th-7th).
To have any kind of success in the NFL, it’s said that small-college quarterbacks must dominate at their level. That certainly was the case with Toby Korrodi of Central Missouri State.
After transferring from Northern (S.D.) State, Korrodi completed 69 percent of his passes for 52 TDs and just 7 interceptions in two seasons with the Mules. That kind of production, even at the Division II level, was good enough to earn Korrodi an invitation to the NFL Scouting Combine.
At the combine, Korrodi opened eyes by getting clocked at 63 miles per hour, the best velocity of any QB who threw in Indy. He’s 6-3, 234 pounds and a lefthander, and could be a late-round pick. Korrodi could use the job. He married his high school sweetheart and has three sons.
http://www.nfldraftscout.com/ratings/profile.php?pyid=67162
http://www.nfl.com/draft/profiles/2007/korrodi_toby
Quarterback
Central Missouri State University Mules
ive seen him listed as the big sleeper possibility for this year.
just wanted to know if he is worth a 7th round flier in case our top choice doesnt work out.
heres some info ive found on him
SLEEPER: Central Missouri’s Toby Korrodi made a big splash at the scouting combine and has visited six teams.
One quarterback who really helped himself Sunday was Toby Korrodi of Central Missouri State. Korrodi was surprisingly accurate throughout the session and his arm strength was the most impressive of all the passers tested. Not only did Korrodi lead the quarterbacks statistically with his passes being clocked at 63 mph, some of the passes he didn't connect on simply were dropped by receivers surprised by the velocity of the throws.
Toby Korrodi Toby Korrodi
Overview and Analysis
Korrodi has the size scouts are looking for in a QB he has the arm
strength to go along with it. He might be the biggest sleeper among
quarterbacks this season. Most do not know about him because he
transferred from Northern State and he has never been an All-American at
the D2 level. He is actually married and has three children. He has two
sons and a daughter. Korrodi is a real family man who is very mature for
an incoming rookie. He will intrigue pro personnel directors and
all-star game selection committees with his size, production, and arm
strength. He is not very fast so teams like Atlanta who are looking for
a mobile quarterback will probably not rank him as a draftable player.
He is expected to be a pure drop back passer and not a dual threat.
Expect Korrodi to possibly surprise and not only earn a combine invite
but also hear his name called in the late rounds (6th-7th).
To have any kind of success in the NFL, it’s said that small-college quarterbacks must dominate at their level. That certainly was the case with Toby Korrodi of Central Missouri State.
After transferring from Northern (S.D.) State, Korrodi completed 69 percent of his passes for 52 TDs and just 7 interceptions in two seasons with the Mules. That kind of production, even at the Division II level, was good enough to earn Korrodi an invitation to the NFL Scouting Combine.
At the combine, Korrodi opened eyes by getting clocked at 63 miles per hour, the best velocity of any QB who threw in Indy. He’s 6-3, 234 pounds and a lefthander, and could be a late-round pick. Korrodi could use the job. He married his high school sweetheart and has three sons.
http://www.nfldraftscout.com/ratings/profile.php?pyid=67162
http://www.nfl.com/draft/profiles/2007/korrodi_toby
