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1. Tyler Bray, QB 6'6, 232 lbs., Tennessee
He was the 92nd best player in the draft, but teams passed on him 254 times. Bray made the curious decision to leave Tennessee early, even though most experts believed he needed another year to develop and improve. Many said he has the best "arm talent" in the draft, and IF he can "get it together upstairs" he'll be a major steal.
Rob Rang of CBS said:
STRENGTHS: Bray possesses a great deal of natural arm talent and possesses even more confidence in his ability to fit the ball between tight windows. In this way, he is reminiscent of former SEC standout Jay Cutler (Vanderbilt).
WEAKNESSES: He boasts a very quick release but doesn't fully take advantage of his height due to a three-quarter delivery. He's also a bit lazy with his fundamentals, failing to step into the direction of his passes. This consistently forces his receivers to adjust to his throws, cutting down on the potential for yardage after the catch and leading his teammates into some hellacious hits.
COMPARES TO: Jay Cutler, Bears -- Like Cutler, Bray has tremendous arm strength - and confidence in it - but seems to enjoy the challenge of tougher throws and will often attempt them rather than take safer options.
Roster Spot competition: Bray will compete with Ricky Stanzi for the No. 3 QB job.
Ultimately, I would think the Chiefs WANT Bray to win the job... but he could also find himself on the practice squad, learning how to be a pro.