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Originally Posted by tvp2003
Speaking of QB's, the AAF had their QB draft earlier this week. A few recognizable names but nothing too noteworthy:
Round 1
- San Diego Fleet: Josh Johnson (protected)
- Atlanta Legends: Aaron Murray (protected)
- Memphis Express: Troy Cook (protected)
- San Antonio Commanders: Dustin Vaughan (protected)
- Birmingham Iron: Luis Perez
- Arizona Hotshots: Trevor Knight
- Orlando Apollos: Garrett Gilbert
- Salt Lake Stallions: Josh Woodrum
Round 2
- San Diego Fleet: Mike Bercovici
- Birmingham Iron: Blake Sims
- Arizona Hotshots: John Wolford
- Orlando Apollos: Stephen Morris
- Atlanta Legends: Matt Simms
- Salt Lake Stallions: B.J. Daniels
- Memphis Express: Christian Hackenberg
- San Antonio Commanders: Marquise Williams
Round 3
- San Antonio Commanders: Logan Woodside
- Memphis Express: Brandon Silvers
- Salt Lake Stallions: Austin Allen
- Atlanta Legends: Peter Pujals
- Orlando Apollos: Austin Appleby
- Arizona Hotshots: Quinn McQueary
- Birmingham Iron: Scott Tolzien
- San Diego Fleet: Philip Nelson
Round 4
- San Antonio Commanders: Dalton Sturm
- Memphis Express: Zach Mettenberger
- Salt Lake Stallions: Matt Linehan
- Atlanta Legends: Justin Holman
- Orlando Apollos: Kevin Anderson
- Arizona Hotshots: Jack Heneghan
- Birmingham Iron: Alek Torgersen
- San Diego Fleet: Alex Ross
I watched him in warmups -- looks like he's got a live arm, throws a nice ball.
I'm also interested in Cozart's former teammate at Boise State, Brett Rypien. He's a senior this year and was listed on BC's neg list. He probably has NFL aspirations but I think he could be a pretty good CFL player. |
Cozart has got great scrambling abilities, and makes really good decisions in terms of using his legs. He has a good arm.
He's an option QB, but he was also run out of the Wildcat offense in his college days.
I think that Rypien is going to find an NFL home somewhere, or AAFL, he's got good skills and can read a defense.