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[QUOTE="OrangeMuskyFish, post: 6659, member: 261"]
Not like I have seen these guys play more than a game or two each, but my gut reaction is, if Broyld can come even close to the competition as far as mechanics and mastering the playbook, his size and athleticism can't be overlooked.

The way I look at it, Hunt is a very good athlete with very good size. IMO the positions on defense that he would profile the best, Safety and LB, should be VERY deep by then. On offense, WR should be deep enough without him, and TE/H-back are undecided. So, as long as we can shore up the TE spot, I think Hunt brings more value to us as a capable back-up QB with a similar skill-set as Broyld, making it an easier transition for the rest of the offense if Broyld were to get injured. On the other hand, if Hunt beats out Broyld, you have a Great athlete with Great size in Ashton... in that case, you gotta find that kid a starting job wherever you have an opening and worry about someone else backing up Hunt at QB.
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