2016 NFL Mock Draft: Most Polarizing Prospects and Full 1st-Round Predictions

April 15, 2016   ·   Steve Silverman   ·   Jump to comments

This may not be the year to jump into the draft for Big Ten quarterbacks.
Take your pick of leaders like Connor Cook of Michigan State, Cardale Jones of Ohio State and Christian Hackenberg of Penn State. All have several of the attributes that scouts look for in a winning professional quarterback, but they also have several question marks that could cause problems.
Let's start off with Cook, who quarterbacked the Spartans to 34 wins during his four years in East Lansing, threw for 9,194 yards, completed 57.5 percent of his passes and had a 71-22 TD-to-interception ratio. Those numbers should indicate that Cook will be a first-round draft pick, but that appears to be quite questionable at this point.
One of the reasons for the hesitance may be his presence in the locker room. Many have questioned why Cook was never a captain or co-captain for the Spartans despite his high level of achievement. However, hat's just a question, and there are no definitive answers.
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