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Josh from Atlanta, GA
If they were both available this year, and all college statistics and analysis remained the same: Andrew Luck or Trevor Lawrence No. 1?
If I were limited to what I knew about Luck and Lawrence after their college careers, I would probably select Luck. But that opinion is biased because I remember having a real feeling watching him at Stanford that he wouldn't miss. This was because I was impressed with Luck's ability to call games at the line of scrimmage and change plays when needed. I didn't have
quite the same impression watching Lawrence at Clemson. But that in no way means he can't do it; all reports are that his football intelligence and study habits are impeccable, which leads you to believe he can mentally excel at the position. You also would be tempted to lean toward Luck in your scenario because he played in the NFL at a high level for an extended period, so he is a known quantity. While Lawrence is the most enticing prospect since Luck, he remains an NFL unknown until he plays. The flip side of the discussion is Luck retired from the game after seven seasons – and although injuries contributed to that, he could have continued playing had he so desired. Would Lawrence do the same in that situation? It's hard to say – but if you're drafting a player, you want the player who would do everything possible to not walk away from the game. That said, they're both otherworldly good prospects. To say you would select one is in no way to criticize the other.

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