That is great news, I really like Bortles as the backup & it gives the Rams time to develop Bryce Perkins because nothing against Jordan Love, but I concur with
@Memento Perkins is very fast & would offer the Rams another dimension. John Wolford I like did some good things in preseason, but if something happen to Goff, I can't see him leading the Rams...He'll make one hell of a football coach someday.
Riser: Bryce Perkins, Virginia Quarterback
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Nobody is talking about Virginia quarterback Bryce Perkins in the signal-caller pecking order, but perhaps we should start.
Even if an NFL team doesn't think he can cut it behind center, the Hoos' senior is proving every week he'll be able to play somewhere in the pros.
At 6'3", 215 pounds and running a 4.55 40-yard dash, Perkins has a unique skill set. It's one
Reuters (via Yahoo Sports) thinks highly enough of to compare Perkins to Lamar Jackson "from a size and style perspective."
hat's high praise. Coach Bronco Mendenhall echoed the accolades.
"I don't think there's anything he can't do. There's not a play he can't make," he told NBC29.com's
Mike Shiers. "I think Bryce Perkins changes the face of UVA football. This era certainly doesn't happen without Bryce at quarterback."
But, as the Reuters article states, "While talented, Perkins remains quite raw as a passer, too often throwing off his back foot and spraying the ball."
Virginia Tech would probably vouch for his ability. Perkins was instrumental in ending the Hokies' 15-year winning streak over the Cavaliers with an unreal performance in a 39-30 victory on Friday. Perkins completed 20-of-33 passes for 311 yards and a touchdown and ran for 164 yards and two more scores.
Regardless of what his position is in the pros, Perkins will have a spot somewhere.
View: https://bleacherreport.com/articles/2864904-biggest-nfl-draft-risers-and-fallers-after-week-14-of-college-football