Look, right now in all tangible and intangible criteria, no one is in Wilson's class (although his team's strengths and and how he's utilized sure don't hurt) - with the possible exception of Foles, although we'll see what happens once all the tape is out on him like Kapernick. It's pretty clear that aside from 4 years of college seasoning, and a superior mobility, without Reggie Wayne, Luck has fallen back into the Tannehill cluster and one really must wonder how THill would have looked with RW last season, or Luck without him in either Indy or Miami. Also while Luck is the better QB now as he should be, I dunno that he has more - if not as much potential upside as RyanT. RG3 is proving himself to be half the QB when he cannot utililze his greatest strength of mobility since he's a China Doll strapped to a railroad track (although I sure wish Tannehill had his long ball accuracy) - so IMO he's fallen below Luck and RT17, but is still above Weeden. Bottom Line: everyone passed on Wilson for a reason. Through the 20/20prism of the rear view mirror, he's certainly worth the #2 where RG3 went (and RG3 should have then gone in the teens), but at that time, Tannehill, who Optimum Drafting Scouts rated as "most moldable" was a good pick given the remaining market of and for QBs (KC probably would have taken him at 12 per the scuttlebutt) and while he may or may not epitomize Wilson, he certainly possesses the measurables, resiliency, accuracy to have that potential upside. Beyond that, this time last season Cam Newton was a joke on the field and on the sidelines in his 2nd year. No one's laughing now.
