Not sure how much stock to put into Walter Football Mock Draft but they have 4 Buckeyes in the first round, but say Haskins should return to school for his Jr year.
They also have 6 Bama players in the first round. Is that ever going to catch up with Saban?
Buckeyees
Bosa - 1
Campbell - 14
Haskins - 19
Jones - 25
Haskins
19.
Denver Broncos
wayne Haskins, QB, Ohio State
After blowing a first-round pick on Paxton Lynch and a second-round pick on Brock Osweiler, perhaps the third time is the charm for John Elway drafting a quarterback - not including seventh-round pick Chad Kelly. Case Keenum is just a place holder, and Denver needs a long-term signal-caller. Haskins needs a lot of work, and with Keenum in house, the Broncos don't have to rush the development of a young quarterback.
Haskins (6-3, 220) flashes the ability to be a NFL quarterback, but he needs to become more consistent. In 2018, Haskins has completed 70 percent of his passes for 4,580 yards with 47 touchdowns and eight interceptions. He struggled as a pocket passer against Penn State, but dominated Michigan's tough defense. As a sophomore, he completed 70 percent of his passes for 565 yards with four touchdowns and an interception.
Haskins has a strong arm with the potential to be a pocket passer who hurts defenses. He has talent, but there have been stretches during which everything is just a little bit off with him. His decision-making is not consistent, and he makes some bad plays in terms of ball security. Haskins' field vision needs to improve, and he has to get faster at working through his progressions. His footwork also needs improvement, and his ball placement can be off. Haskins should return to Ohio State for 2019 to improve his overall play before going to the NFL. As a first-year starter, that is understandable, and he has upside to grow
They also have 6 Bama players in the first round. Is that ever going to catch up with Saban?
Buckeyees
Bosa - 1
Campbell - 14
Haskins - 19
Jones - 25
Haskins
19.
Denver Broncoswayne Haskins, QB, Ohio State
After blowing a first-round pick on Paxton Lynch and a second-round pick on Brock Osweiler, perhaps the third time is the charm for John Elway drafting a quarterback - not including seventh-round pick Chad Kelly. Case Keenum is just a place holder, and Denver needs a long-term signal-caller. Haskins needs a lot of work, and with Keenum in house, the Broncos don't have to rush the development of a young quarterback.
Haskins (6-3, 220) flashes the ability to be a NFL quarterback, but he needs to become more consistent. In 2018, Haskins has completed 70 percent of his passes for 4,580 yards with 47 touchdowns and eight interceptions. He struggled as a pocket passer against Penn State, but dominated Michigan's tough defense. As a sophomore, he completed 70 percent of his passes for 565 yards with four touchdowns and an interception.
Haskins has a strong arm with the potential to be a pocket passer who hurts defenses. He has talent, but there have been stretches during which everything is just a little bit off with him. His decision-making is not consistent, and he makes some bad plays in terms of ball security. Haskins' field vision needs to improve, and he has to get faster at working through his progressions. His footwork also needs improvement, and his ball placement can be off. Haskins should return to Ohio State for 2019 to improve his overall play before going to the NFL. As a first-year starter, that is understandable, and he has upside to grow
