NFL1000 Week 3 Scouting Notebook: Why Are Rookie Quarterbacks Succeeding?

September 29, 2016   ·   Doug Farrar   ·   Jump to comments

Welcome to Bleacher Report's NFL1000 Scouting Notebook, a weekly series where we'll use the power of the 16-man NFL1000 scouting department to bring you fresh insights into the game and explain some of the more interesting (and potentially controversial) grades we give players every week.
Let's start this week with a little film study and conceptual analysis on this class of young quarterbacks and why they're doing so well despite their lack of professional experience.
   
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