From what I've heard, Peterman is the only one who may be ready to go week 1. His lack of arm talent is the primary thing holding him back.
Trubisky, Mahomes, & Watson all need work to adapt to a pro offense.
Granted, if the guys a baller, the coach can make concessions to get him in the game sooner rather than later, but from the traditional sense, my understanding is Peterman is the most pro ready....
From what I've seen, Peterman is the most pro ready. His potential has a ceiling due to the lack of "elite" tools, but his arm certainly meets at least the minimum requirement, at least in my view.
Honest question, because people do it differently. What do your grades mean? Rounds 1 franchise prospect, Rounds 2 & 3 starter prospect. Rounds 4-6 back up prospect? Round 7 & UDFA wild card?
The grade is relative to each individual player. I don't really create categories like that for each round. That creates situations where you can box a guy into a category where he doesn't really belong because you don't have anywhere else to put him.
Here's what I see in this draft:
I see Watson as a potential franchise QB that shouldn't have a terribly difficult transition to the next level. But he does come with one major issue. Turnovers. He throws picks in bunches.
I see Peterman as a potential franchise QB that should be pretty close to pro ready but he lacks elite tools and that could cap his ceiling.
I see Trubisky as a potential franchise QB with close to elite tools but he has a pretty big learning curve ahead of him in transitioning to the next level.
I see Mahomes as a potential franchise QB but with an almost staggering learning curve in front of him. Not due to mental or physical deficiency, but because I think he will have to drastically change his play style to reach that potential. One, I'm not sure that is really possible. Two, doing that would limit the qualities that make him desirable in the first place.
I don't see Webb as a potential franchise QB but I do think he could be an average starter or a solid backup.
I don't see Evans as a potential franchise QB. I think that he has nearly elite tools, but I think that the transition to the next level will be too drastic for him. I think he has a career in the NFL but I'm not sure he'll ever be a starter of average quality or better.
I don't see Beathard as a potential franchise QB. I think he is closer to pro ready than some of the other guys and I think that he has some good tools, but I think his ceiling at the next level is as a backup.
I don't see any other QBs worth investing coaching time or draft capital in.