Welcome back to the Michigan insider here on the big 1050 WTCA online at the big 1050.com.

We get back to show causes and NCAA and that kind of stuff in a little bit.

But I was watching and reading some stuff yesterday about the fall of Quinn Ewers from at one point in time, a very highly expected draft pick

down to a late round pick.

And it got me thinking about the inexact science of recruiting quarterbacks and going

from the recruiting process.

So you're talking about going from high school all the way to the pro level.

So it's the full swing through.

We've had conversations about how Arch Manning's class,

you look at the top, I think it's top 10 quarterbacks that are ranked by 247 sports.

Arch is the only one that has stuck it out.

Everybody else has already transferred and has ended up at a different destination.

Well, I was thinking about going further back.

And the Quinn Hewer's class in particular really stood out to me.

One, because you see how many guys transfer.

And that's a big, you know, it's obviously a big part of this is that if you don't start

a quarterback, it seems like eventually you, and especially if you're highly ranked,

eventually you transfer.

That's the first part of it. The second part of it is how many of these guys, not only do they transfer or they,

whether it's what they transfer or not, they also that, but they hit or miss at their school.

And then eventually it's do they hit or miss as far as getting to the NFL?

Do they get drafted at all?

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