NFL Draft 2011: What Jake Locker Must Show During Washington’s Pro Day

March 25, 2011   ·   Andrew Eide   ·   Jump to comments

With the 2011 NFL draft only a month away, former Washington Huskies quarterback Jake Locker has one of his last chances to shine on March 30 at the school’s pro day.  Locker, who has worked out privately for the Vikings, Titans and Broncos, gets one more shot at improving his draft stock.
Looking at the various mock drafts out there, Locker could go in the draft anywhere from the top 15 to the second round.  This variance is easy to understand.
After an impressive junior year at Washington in which Locker threw for 2,800 yards and 21 touchdowns, many people had him pegged as the sure-fire number one pick in 2010.  As has been well documented, Locker opted to stay in college and suffered through an inconsistent senior year. Now, he has seen that stock drop.
So, what can he do on March 30 to jump back up draft boards in war rooms across the league?
It's all about accuracy.
Locker is a physical specimen.  This is something all NFL teams ...

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