Bray - Murray - Wilson

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Of the 3 SEC QBs- which has the brightest future ? Also who goes highest in the draft ?
 
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Bray will definitely put up the best stats because he will be throwing to two all-American receivers. Who knows from there, though.
 
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Bray could be but only if he grows up, works hard and gets very serious about learning how to read the D, do proper checkoffs and become a real QB, leader and motivator instead of a gunslinger that's only interested in his own stats.
 
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Titan&Volfan4life said:
Bray could be but only if he grows up, works hard and gets very serious about learning how to read the D, do proper checkoffs and become a real QB, leader and motivator instead of a gunslinger that's only interested in his own stats.
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your right. now it would be wilson and then murray. bray doesn't take the game serious as they do.
 
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I think it'd be Murray, Wilson, then Bray. Bray has the most physical talent at the QB position but I don't think he understands the game from a schematic standpoint on the same level as the other two. That said, if he devotes some serious time to the film room he could be a beast at the next level!
 
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I think all 3 do. Hate to say it but Bray is the biggest question mark for me. He'll need to prove he can be a true student of the game and dedicate himself 100%. He does have the highest upside if he chooses to bring them out. I think the other 2 have shown what they have to show just need to hone there skills per se. Bray on the other hand is still pretty raw, and depends on his raw ability.

I also hate to say that the other 2 are further along when it comes to playing and beating the top teams which is a big plus for them. I hope Bray gets it this yr so 2013 he is just blowing it up. Don't think he'll be ready to declare for the draft after 2012. Now Hunter and Rogers may be different stories. Hope they stay, or 1 does, and/or at least we have our younger guys ready to just step in.

Just IMHO that's all....
 
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John15:15 said:
I think it'd be Murray, Wilson, then Bray. Bray has the most physical talent at the QB position but I don't think he understands the game from a schematic standpoint on the same level as the other two. That said, if he devotes some serious time to the film room he could be a beast at the next level!
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Murray is a backup in the NFL at best. His upside is Troy Smith. He's too small and doesn't have a strong enough arm. Bray and Wilson both have much higher potential.
 
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Oskie Volum said:
I think all 3 do. Hate to say it but Bray is the biggest question mark for me. He'll need to prove he can be a true student of the game and dedicate himself 100%. He does have the highest upside if he chooses to bring them out. I think the other 2 have shown what they have to show just need to hone there skills per se. Bray on the other hand is still pretty raw, and depends on his raw ability.

I also hate to say that the other 2 are further along when it comes to playing and beating the top teams which is a big plus for them. I hope Bray gets it this yr so 2013 he is just blowing it up. Don't think he'll be ready to declare for the draft after 2012. Now Hunter and Rogers may be different stories. Hope they stay, or 1 does, and/or at least we have our younger guys ready to just step in.

Just IMHO that's all....
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Both Wilson and Murray have been surrounded by more experienced and talented players. And in Murray's case, he hasn't beaten many, if any, elite teams. In fact, he's struggled mightily against teams with a decent pass rush.
 
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If bray ever gets his head where it should be, he would be the next manning. He's got all the tools.
 
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volinexile17 said:
Both Wilson and Murray have been surrounded by more experienced and talented players. And in Murray's case, he hasn't beaten many, if any, elite teams. In fact, he's struggled mightily against teams with a decent pass rush.
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I agree with. Murray is still ahead of the game than Bray is and that's all I'm saying.
 
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Only time will tell, but I think bray is going to become a beast in the next two years. I really think he has seen the light and knows now how hard he is going to have to work to become the full package at QB. He has more talent then either of the other two, I think anyone can see that. Now if he gets to know how to read a defense and audible into the correct run plays.. He is a Heisman finalist this year.
 
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Tyler Wilson is better than Bray. I think Murray's mobility also really makes him debatably the toughest to defend in the SEC, quarterback wise.
 
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I think Bray and Wilson both have bright futures. Bray is still a little too immature IMO. And I don't think Murray is big enough.
 
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Bray has zero mobililty and a bit of an odd throwing motion. He does have good size and he gets rid of the ball quickly. He might develop into NFL material--but I would hardly say that he's a lock for the pros at this point. Mobility is increasingly important at the QB position. UT has got to stop recruiting these statues, seriously.
 
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I think Wilson...however it will be interesting to see how he performs without childs, adams and wright. If he performs well without those three then its safe to say that he is a gifted qb that brings out the best in his receivers and he will likely get picked up early in the first round of the draft. If he performs poorly ppl will point the fingers and say that he was only good when he had stud receivers around him and his draft stock will fall....the kid can take a hit though that is for sure.
 
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armchair said:
Bray has zero mobililty and a bit of an odd throwing motion. He does have good size and he gets rid of the ball quickly. He might develop into NFL material--but I would hardly say that he's a lock for the pros at this point. Mobility is increasingly important at the QB position. UT has got to stop recruiting these statues, seriously.
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I wonder what gives you this impression, because I have seen bray shake tackles on more then one occasion. I am not saying he is a natural scrambler. But he is a far cry from a statue
 
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ImportedVoL said:
I wonder what gives you this impression, because I have seen bray shake tackles on more then one occasion. I am not saying he is a natural sctambler. But he is a far cry from a statue
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I agree. Bray does an excellent job moving the pocket.
 
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Rockytop1018 said:
Bray will definitely put up the best stats because he will be throwing to two all-American receivers. Who knows from there, though.
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Not until he can call a run game. Just look at the Kentucky game. Out of those 3 QBs i would say Bray is number 3. I am a UT fan just being real here. Bray has to put the time in and study film. And he needs to win a few on the road and become what Murray and Wilson has already proved.
 
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I agree with many of ya'll that say Bray needs to study the game more. His physical talent is special. He is breaking records left and right, but has only started a half a freshman season and a half sophomore season. With proper game study and a full Junior season he could be the best thing yet.
 
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