Late to this party, but I didn't see anything that was too shocking. The game manager label is old and tired. AJ can make all the throws and has enough arm strength to do it at the next level.
That said, there's a lot of pretty good QBs in this draft. Bridgewater, Boyd, Fales, etc are all asked to put their team on their back and do so generally successfully. AJ has had the benefit of when we have asked him to go win a game for us, in most cases the opposition is focused on stopping someone else (RB) and AJ burns them to a crisp. That is not a criticism of him, just that we haven't see AJ win a whole bunch of games where teams are dedicated to taking away Bama's passing attack. I fully believe he can do it if presented the opportunity.
With a very good combine/senior day (I expect both to happen) I can see AJ sneaking up to a late round pick that a team early in the second round trades up for. I expect that there will be a lot of teams in the market for a QB - Texans, Browns, Jags (maybe), Raiders, Tampa, Minnesota. Then there are teams that could use one to groom for the future or push their current starter: Denver, KC, NYG, Philadelphia, St. Louis, etc. Most of these teams will have 2-3 guys they really like. If the first two they like gets taken, they will pull the trigger on 3 quickly. You see teams reach for a position all the time just because they can't afford to go down from guys they really like to guys you kind of like, especially at QB.
