Should we draft Princeton quarterback Chad Kanoff?

SmashMouth · 04-08-2018, 07:09 PM

The New England Patriots put Princeton quarterback Chad Kanoff through a private workout, according to ESPN’s Mike Reiss. Assistant quarterbacks coach Jerry Schuplinski took the lead in the workout with Kanoff.

Kanoff originally committed to Vanderbilt, an SEC school, before changing his mind as joining Princeton, where he racked up 7,510 passing yards, 42 touchdowns and 22 interceptions. In his final college season, Kanoff completed 73.2 percent of his passes, an Ivy League record, for 3,474 passing yards, 29 touchdowns and nine interceptions.

At his pro day, Kanoff measured 6-foot-4, 219 pounds. He recorded a 4.91-scored 40-yard dash, a 32.5-inch vertical and a 9-foot-3 broad jump.

Patriots looking like he's their target.

Maybe a later round pick...

SmashMouth · 04-08-2018, 07:12 PM

His release looks decently quick...

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Crusader · 04-09-2018, 05:19 PM

Should be a smart guy if he went to Princeton and those stats are good regardless of level of competition.

ChrisXVI · 04-09-2018, 05:27 PM

We’ll probably be able to invite him to mini-camp for a tryout as an UDFA.

rezburna · 04-09-2018, 05:51 PM

Looks like high school football.

jeanpierre · 04-09-2018, 06:28 PM

Originally Posted by ChrisXVI

We’ll probably be able to invite him to mini-camp for a tryout as an UDFA.

There you go. unless Mayfield falls to 27 or Lauletta falls to us in the third, ride it out and build team depth for a legit run...

We'll have time to draft a premium quarterback at the top of the first round when Brees retires, the season then will likely be lost then anyways...

Even if we "tank" on the season, we draft a Carson Wentz type and rejoin the elite...

xan · 04-09-2018, 07:19 PM

I’ve met Chad. He’s an impressive young man. Any team would be lucky to have him on their roster.

SmashMouth · 04-09-2018, 07:41 PM

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1970 - Jim Chasey, QB, Dartmouth & Ed Marinaro, RB, Cornell
1971 - Ed Marinaro, RB, Cornell
1972 - Dick Jauron, RB, Yale
1973 - Jim Stoeckel, QB, Harvard
1974 - Walt Snickenberger, RB, Princeton
1975 - Doug Jackson, RB, Columbia
1976 - John Pagliaro, RB, Yale
1977 - John Pagliaro, RB, Yale
1978 - Buddy Teevens, QB, Dartmouth
1979 - Tim Tumpane, LB, Yale
1980 - Kevin Czinger, MG, Yale
1981 - Rich Diana, RB, Yale
1982 - John Witkowski, QB, Columbia
1983 - Derrick Harmon, RB, Cornell
1984 - Tim Chambers, DB, Penn
1985 - Tom Gilmore, DT, Penn
1986 - Rich Comizio, RB, Penn
1987 - Kelly Ryan, QB, Yale
1988 - Jason Garrett, QB, Princeton
1989 - Judd Garrett, RB, Princeton
1990 - Shon Page, RB, Dartmouth
1991 - Al Rosier, RB, Dartmouth
1992 - Jay Fiedler, QB, Dartmouth
1993 - Keith Elias, RB, Princeton
1994 - Pat Goodwillie, LB, Penn
1995 - Dave Patterson, LB, Princeton
1996 - Chad Levitt, RB, Cornell
1997 - Sean Morey, WR, Brown
1998 - Jim Finn, RB, Penn
1999 - James Perry, QB, Brown
2000 - Gavin Hoffman, QB, Penn
2001 - Carl Morris, WR, Harvard
2002 - Carl Morris, WR, Harvard
2003 - Mike Mitchell, QB, Penn
2004 - Ryan Fitzpatrick, QB, Harvard
2005 - Nick Hartigan, RB, Brown
2006 - Jeff Terrell, QB, Princeton
2007 - Mike McLeod, RB, Yale
2008 - Chris Pizzotti, QB, Harvard
2009 - Buddy Farnham, WR, Brown & Jake Lewko, LB, Penn
2010 - Gino Gordon, RB, Harvard & Nick Schwieger, RB, Dartmouth
2011 - Offensive Player of the Year: Jeff Mathews, QB, Cornell
Defensive Player of the Year: Josue Ortiz, DT, Harvard
2012 - Offensive Player of the Year: Colton Chapple, QB, Harvard
Defensive Player of the Year: Mike Catapano, DL, Princeton
2013 - Offensive Player of the Year: Quinn Epperly, QB, Princeton
Defensive Player of the Year: Zack Hodges, DE, Harvard
2014 - Offensive Player of the Year: Tyler Varga, RB, Yale
Co-Defensive Players of the Year: Zack Hodges, DE, Harvard & Mike Zeuli, LB, Princeton
2015 - Offensive Player of the Year: Scott Hosch, QB, Harvard
Defensive Player of the Year: Tyler Drake, LB, Penn
2016 - John Lovett RB Princeton

Several past Bushnell Cup recipients currently hold impressive coaching positions, including: Dallas Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett, Dallas Cowboys Director of Pro Scouting Judd Garrett, Holy Cross head coach Tom Gilmore, Princeton offensive coordinator James Perry and Dartmouth head coach Buddy Teevens.

SmashMouth · 04-09-2018, 07:59 PM

KANOFF’S BUSHNELL CUP SEASON … BY THE NUMBERS
• broke the Princeton career record for passing yards with 7,510 … previous mark was Doug Butler ’86 (7,291)
• moved into sixth place in the Ivy League career passing yards list … Gavin Hoffman is fifth with 7,542
• broke the Princeton AND Ivy League record for single-season passing yards with 3,474 … previous Ivy mark was Jeff Mathews (3,412, 2011) and previous Princeton mark was Butler (3,175, 1983)
• broke the Princeton AND Ivy League record for single-season completion percentage with 73.2% … previous Ivy mark was Gavin Hoffman (70.5, 2000) and previous Princeton mark was Jason Garrett (68.2, 1988)
• finished second on the Princeton rankings and fourth on the Ivy League rankings in career completion percentage (64.5%)
• broke the Princeton pass efficiency single-season record and finished third on the Ivy list with 168.4 … previous Princeton mark was 151.64, set by Quinn Epperly in 1983
• broke the Princeton record for single-season completions and finished third on the Ivy League single-season list with 284 … previous Princeton mark was 224 (Butler, 1983) … only Brown’s James Perry (309, 1999) and Eric Webber (289, 2000) completed more
• broke the Princeton record for career completions and finished fourth on the Ivy League career list with 655 … previous Princeton mark was 542 (Butler, 1983-85) … only Mathews (901), Perry (789) and Cornell’s Ricky Rahne (678) have more
• broke the Princeton record and finished second on the Ivy League list for passing touchdowns with 29 … previous Princeton mark was 25 (Butler/Epperly) … only Webber has more (30, 2000)
• finished second on the Princeton career touchdown passes list with 43 … Butler threw 47 touchdown passes
• set Princeton record and finished sixth on the Ivy League list with 11 consecutive games with at least one touchdown pass
• tied the Ivy League record for most 400-yard passing games (three) and 300-yard passing games (eight) in a single season

Chad Kanoff Caps Record-Setting Season With Princeton’s 11th Bushnell Cup Honor

Rugby Saint II · 04-10-2018, 01:32 PM

If the Pats like him he may not make it to UDFA. I am not prepared to use draft capital on a QB for a couple of more years. When Drew loses his arm strength he will be able to manage the game while we train his replacement.

Until then we need the big uglies on offense and defense. But mostly O-line to protect Drew.....open holes for RB's and then protect Drew's replacement.

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jeanpierre Site Donor 2018 Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Thibodaux Posts: 43,543 Blog Entries: 39	Re: Should we draft Princeton quarterback Chad Kanoff? Originally Posted by ChrisXVI We’ll probably be able to invite him to mini-camp for a tryout as an UDFA. There you go. unless Mayfield falls to 27 or Lauletta falls to us in the third, ride it out and build team depth for a legit run... We'll have time to draft a premium quarterback at the top of the first round when Brees retires, the season then will likely be lost then anyways... Even if we "tank" on the season, we draft a Carson Wentz type and rejoin the elite... Rsanders24 and rezburna like this.
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SmashMouth I donated, did you? Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Mandeville, LA Posts: 38,125 Blog Entries: 29	Re: Should we draft Princeton quarterback Chad Kanoff? KANOFF’S BUSHNELL CUP SEASON … BY THE NUMBERS • broke the Princeton career record for passing yards with 7,510 … previous mark was Doug Butler ’86 (7,291) • moved into sixth place in the Ivy League career passing yards list … Gavin Hoffman is fifth with 7,542 • broke the Princeton AND Ivy League record for single-season passing yards with 3,474 … previous Ivy mark was Jeff Mathews (3,412, 2011) and previous Princeton mark was Butler (3,175, 1983) • broke the Princeton AND Ivy League record for single-season completion percentage with 73.2% … previous Ivy mark was Gavin Hoffman (70.5, 2000) and previous Princeton mark was Jason Garrett (68.2, 1988) • finished second on the Princeton rankings and fourth on the Ivy League rankings in career completion percentage (64.5%) • broke the Princeton pass efficiency single-season record and finished third on the Ivy list with 168.4 … previous Princeton mark was 151.64, set by Quinn Epperly in 1983 • broke the Princeton record for single-season completions and finished third on the Ivy League single-season list with 284 … previous Princeton mark was 224 (Butler, 1983) … only Brown’s James Perry (309, 1999) and Eric Webber (289, 2000) completed more • broke the Princeton record for career completions and finished fourth on the Ivy League career list with 655 … previous Princeton mark was 542 (Butler, 1983-85) … only Mathews (901), Perry (789) and Cornell’s Ricky Rahne (678) have more • broke the Princeton record and finished second on the Ivy League list for passing touchdowns with 29 … previous Princeton mark was 25 (Butler/Epperly) … only Webber has more (30, 2000) • finished second on the Princeton career touchdown passes list with 43 … Butler threw 47 touchdown passes • set Princeton record and finished sixth on the Ivy League list with 11 consecutive games with at least one touchdown pass • tied the Ivy League record for most 400-yard passing games (three) and 300-yard passing games (eight) in a single season Chad Kanoff Caps Record-Setting Season With Princeton’s 11th Bushnell Cup Honor Twitter

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