I think we have three good quarterbacks. I think the guy who’s set to be our starting quarterback is a good quarterback, he’s a good starting NFL quarterback. . . . I think as he gets more opportunities, Matt is gonna continue to show people that he’s a good NFL quarterback. It’s interesting. I’ve been out and about town with my family, and I talk to fans, you talk to fans, you hear different things, and there’s a lot of times where I hear from people — there’s people out there that don’t understand the criticism of Matt, or this growing groundswell in pockets of Matt allegedly not being a good enough quarterback.

All I have in response to this:

New York Giants’ quarterback and 2012 Super Bowl champion Eli Manning visited CNN’s Starting Point to talk Peyton, Super Bowl ring, Saturday Night Live performance, off-field pranks, taking a month off and his work with nonprofit Build Our Kids Success before-school program.

They also asked him about Tim Tebow, of course.

Manning said, “You know, it’s one of those deals in New York. You win a Super Bowl, but I’m the third most talked about quarterback right now between Mark [Sanchez] and Tim [Tebow] and I. That’s the way I like it.”

Check out the video above.

There is no words on if his NFL career will resume.  I am assuming it will at some point, but not with the Packers as they have drafted several defensive tackles to take his place.

Jolly applied for reinstatement with the NFL in 2011.  He will serve probation for the next 10 years.

If money is any indication, the most coveted of the Broncos’ undrafted rookies is linebacker Steven Johnson.

The former Kansas Jayhawk received a $12,000 signing bonus, highest among the 13 undrafted rookies the Broncos acquired after the April 26-28 draft.

Read more: Broncos sign Steven Johnson, undrafted LB from Kansas, with $12,000 bonus – The Denver Post http://www.denverpost.com/broncos/ci_20616913/undrafted-linebacker-from-kansas-signs-denver-broncos-12?source=rss#ixzz1uxwn1tCj
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The database is the biggest one we have ever started the season with, clocking in at around 250 players in college football.  There should not be anyone that needs to be added, but of course if there is I will add them in ASAP.

On a technical note, the app has been moved to its own domain (http://www.mydraft.mockdrafthq.com/).  It had to be moved for many technical reasons I won’t get into here, but hopefully that move will pay off in the long run.

That’s all for now, go create your 2013 NFL Mock Draft!

*tweets McCoy the link to purchase Drake’s ‘Take Care’ on iTunes*

All jokes aside Colt McCoy and Brandon Weeden are not friends and it is looking like they will never be buddies.  The Browns are already openly shopping McCoy and aren’t expected to start him any games this year.

On top of that Weeden is making no attempt to speak to Colt according to reports:

In what may be a sign that Weeden and McCoy won’t have the friendliest of competitions, Weeden told reporters that he has neither met nor spoken to McCoy — even though they were both at the team facility today.

-Pro Football Talk

“Not being picked, going undrafted I have a big chip on my shoulder and I’m ready to hit somebody,” Burfict told Joe Reedy of the Cincinnati Enquirer.

If you do not remember Burfict signed a deal with the Bengals as a rookie free agent and will be playing middle linebacker.  Let’s see if he makes the roster and makes good on that threat to hit someone…

…as long as it isn’t me.

wat?

What in the name of John Elway is John Elway doing?

I said it before the draft when I heard the rumors of Elway going after Osweiler, that I had no problems with that pick if it was done with a reasonable selection.  Brock Osweiler is a good enough developmental prospect, with the mobility and confidence you look for at the position.  The only problem is that the Broncos are trying to win NOW… again, how does Brock Osweiler standing on the sidelines help Peyton Manning win playoff games?  What is the thinking here?

I’m still baffled by the selection, other than the fact that Denver had nothing behind Peyton.  But was a second round pick really worth blowing on a guy that can’t help your team unless your best player goes down?  Hmmm….

Besides that, now we are hearing that Osweiler is working on his throwing motion.

“A lot of times in college, my elbow would drop below my shoulder, if you will,”

“When you do that, you lose velocity, you lose accuracy, you’re less consistent with your throws.  We basically made a huge point to bring that elbow up to a more traditional throwing motion and get it above my shoulder.”

wait… wat?!!

Didn’t the Broncos just get rid of a quarterback with a wonky ‘below the shoulder’ throwing motion?

I’m still skeptical how this pick helps the Broncos win the Super Bowl…. please prove me wrong. Please.

Who would have thought that two out of the three would end up Buffalo Bills?

Well that’s exactly what happened today as Vince Young has inked a deal to backup Ryan Fitzpatrick. This may be a good spot for Vince. Backup Fitzpatrick, get a few reps here and there, and stay out of the spotlight. We know he certainly won’t be dropping any more “Dream Team” bombs in Buffalo.

I don’t think that anyone believed that Jefferson would be an NFL QB. But a four day career is pretty surprising. Maybe he will resurface in the UFL (are they still having seasons?), Arena League, or the CFL.

All young QBs need only to remember the name Kurt Warner to know that it is never over until they give up. If Jordan finds somewhere to play and works on his passing, who knows maybe he springs up in the NFL later in his career.