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After a game like last week, it only seems natural that I turn my focus on the future and think of how great it will be in the land of gum drops and lollipops when the Seahawks secure themselves a future hall of fame, All-Pro, good-looking and hilarious quarterback to lead this team of misfits.
It's pretty certain that the quarterbacks currently on the Seahawks roster aren't going to be that guy, - though I suppose they could surprise me-, but with that in mind, lets take a look at some of the quarterbacks in college football that could be in the 2012 Draft discussion for the Seahawks.
I've included scouting videos on Matt Barkley of USC, Robert Griffin III of Baylor, Landry Jones of Oklahoma, Kirk Cousins of Michigan State, Ryan Tannehill of Texas A&M, Ryan Lindley of San Diego State, and Kellen Moore of Boise State. I'm not willing to write off any of these guys, as I essentially wrote off Christian Ponder and Andy Dalton and they're both surprisingly competent thus far. Lesson learned = football players are unpredictable. Turns out it's pretty hard to evaluate the QB position with any reliability.
Big thanks to the people at the excellent Draft site Draft Breakdown for doing these videos. For more in-depth analysis on all these guys, Rob Staton's Seahawks Draft Blog is a must read.