Josh Johnson

[PublixSubsRule]

First off, let me say that I am not pushing for us to draft this guy. I just wanted to draw people's attention to this player. While his stats are really impressive he did it all against sub-par teams. That being said I think he could turn out to be a Travarius Jackson and might be selected as early as the 2nd round if a team falls in love with him. More likely though he will go somewhere in the 3rd to 4th round.

He threw over 110 Touchdowns and only 15 interceptions in 3 years...

Here is a link with his profile: http://www.nfldraftcountdown.com/scoutingreports/qb/joshjohnson.html
Here is highlight films:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Q5qF8ggBMM&feature=related (white team's QB)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mc-_xn9UTLY&NR=1 (dark colored team)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZEXgVuAPDzE&feature=related (dark team)

thoughts...

 

[PhinGeneral]

Yeah, they were hyping him pretty good at the East-West Shrine game, I believe.

His 2007 numbers are sick. I don't care if you're playing on a sandlot against a bunch of 8th graders, a 43-1 TD to INT rate is eye-popping.

 

[ChambersWI]

spent 3 years (I believe) being coached by Jim Harbough who runs a somewhat pro style offense. Could develop into a very good QB IMO.

Even if he didn't run a true pro style offense. Option QBs either don't put up a lot of yards, or throw a lot of ints. He had decent yardage, and an unbelievable TD to INT ratio.

 

[Stitches]

spent 3 years (I believe) being coached by Jim Harbough who runs a somewhat pro style offense. Could develop into a very good QB IMO.

Even if he didn't run a true pro style offense. Option QBs either don't put up a lot of yards, or throw a lot of ints. He had decent yardage, and an unbelievable TD to INT ratio.

Pretty damn accurate too, as his worst year of significant time was 66.3%.

 

[Majpain]

looks solid.