An established Boca Raton, Florida entrepreneur, Brian Fettner leads Elevate Football and represents a number of professional players. Brian Fettner has a strong interest in NFL Draft prospects and the value that they may represent to teams in the upcoming season.
A recent Bleacher Report article brought focus to top talent at quarterback in the upcoming NFL Draft, including Tua Tagovailoa, who excelled at the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa. An accurate thrower, the 6'-1”, 218-pound athlete also possesses an ability to roll out of the pocket and find space. Paired with fleet-footed wide receiver Jerry Jeudy last season, comparisons with the classic 49ers combination of Steve Young and Jerry Rice were not uncommon.
Another standout is Oregon State quarterback Justin Herbert, who last year made a critical decision to stay in college for his final season and have the chance to play alongside his brother, a tight-end freshman. An intimidating 6'-6” and 240 pounds, Herbert also possesses exceptional mobility, which allows him to evade the rush and pick up running yardage as needed.
A third top-rated passing threat is the Georgia Bulldogs’ Jonathan Bachman, who compensates for a relative lack of agility, size, and arm strength with the ability to improvise on the field. Having adapted well within a system that allows minimal self-directed playmaking, Bachman could shine on an NFL team that builds its long-term identity around a playmaking quarterback.
A recent Bleacher Report article brought focus to top talent at quarterback in the upcoming NFL Draft, including Tua Tagovailoa, who excelled at the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa. An accurate thrower, the 6'-1”, 218-pound athlete also possesses an ability to roll out of the pocket and find space. Paired with fleet-footed wide receiver Jerry Jeudy last season, comparisons with the classic 49ers combination of Steve Young and Jerry Rice were not uncommon.
Another standout is Oregon State quarterback Justin Herbert, who last year made a critical decision to stay in college for his final season and have the chance to play alongside his brother, a tight-end freshman. An intimidating 6'-6” and 240 pounds, Herbert also possesses exceptional mobility, which allows him to evade the rush and pick up running yardage as needed.
A third top-rated passing threat is the Georgia Bulldogs’ Jonathan Bachman, who compensates for a relative lack of agility, size, and arm strength with the ability to improvise on the field. Having adapted well within a system that allows minimal self-directed playmaking, Bachman could shine on an NFL team that builds its long-term identity around a playmaking quarterback.
