Logan Thomas Has Work to Do Before He Can Be the Top 2013 NFL Draft Quarterback

June 27, 2012   ·   Sigmund Bloom   ·   Jump to comments

Teams are going to talk themselves into loving Logan Thomas come draft time, whether it's in 2013 or 2014 (it'll be 2013). His scouting report has to begin with his ideal size. Thomas' 6'6", 254-pound frame gives him the ability to see more of the field and makes tackling him a formidable task for even a defensive lineman. 
He has good arm strength and an easy over-the-top delivery, and Thomas is also a plus athlete for such a big quarterback. He's already a better prospect than Brock Osweiler, who went in the late second round this year. If Thomas has a season that makes him want to declare for the draft as a junior this year, surely he'll be a first-round-rated prospect. He'll be in the No. 1 overall discussion because of his size, arm and athleticism, but to really deserve to go that high, Thomas will need to improve in at least two major areas.
For this article, I used the tape of Thomas against Michigan in the 2012 Sugar Bowl. Michigan was a top-10 scoring defense a...

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