Sean renfree

anyone know what round he is projected. i hate duke so i havent seen much of him but i can promise you he was well coached. cutcliff is one of the best qb coaches around

 

I haven't saw a projection on him. He is ranked as the 18th best QB in the draft. But he had surgery on his pectoral muscles right after the Belk Bowl game and because of that, it doesn't look good for him to be able to go to the combine or work out for any teams. There's a chance he goes undrafted. But his coach says he has the intangibles of Peyton Manning.

 

Looks like a undrafted free agent candidate.

When Duke quarterback Sean Renfree was hit as he threw his final collegiate pass, which resulted in an interception, he stayed down on the field for a few minutes. He went straight from Bank of America Stadium to a hospital, and Friday afternoon Duke announced he had undergone successful surgery on his torn right pectoralis major muscle, the biggest chest muscle.While he is expected to make a full recovery, that process will take about six months. That means the redshirt senior won't compete in any pre-NFL Draft workouts, which makes the chances he will be drafted extremely slim.
Duke head coach David Cutcliffe spent several minutes with Renfree and his father after Duke's 48-34 loss to Cincinnati in the Belk Bowl. When Cutcliffe met with the media, he said Renfree's work ethic matched that of his most famous prot??g??s, Peyton and Eli Manning. "Anybody in the national football league or collegiately that does not want Sean Renfree in their locker room would be out of their mind."
Renfree set several Belk Bowl records in his final college game, including pass attempts (49), completions (37) and passing yards (358). For his career, Renfree finished 898-of-1,389 for 9,465 yards with 51 touchdowns and 40 interceptions. He is the most accurate passer in Duke history. - Laura Keeley, The Charlotte Observer

 

A lot of picks, but looks to be pretty accurate. May be a good prospect to bring to camp. It's time for the old guys to step aside and let's bring some new blood in. The intangibles of Peyton Manning is pretty heady stuff.

 

I am telling u, i never cared for cutcliff when he was at tenn, but the man can coach quarterbacks. I always thought he had shular peyton and eli. hell i could coach them but when he turned eric ainge around i was a believer.

 

A lot of picks, but a very good completion % and showed gradual improvement from year 1 to 4. Plus, can make the throws. He's my #1 QB target for us, and because of his injury, will probably be there in the 7th. Taller kid, 6'4", and around 225-lb.