Rosen's question marks are his "personality" and his injury history. I actually view his strong willed attitude as a positive. Both of his parents are Ivy-league educated and he's self aware of how privileged he is to be in his position.
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This leads to media labeling him "cocky" and "entitled". You can certainly argue this is true with how he carries himself, but his parents background is attractive to me and give him great genetics. In a way, he was simply born better than other people and has taken full advantage of his advantages.
As for his injuries - knee, hand, and head - those are always concerning. However I'm not a believer in red flagging QB's due to their treatment at the NFL. They are by far the most protected position and it has kept QB injuries to a minimum. The NFL does not benefit in any way with the Aaron Rodgers' and Andrew Luck's on the IR.
Rosen's positives? Mechanics, arm strength, quick release, footwork, mobility, NFL readiness. His pro comparison is a more talented Matt Ryan. He can be inconsistent at times by trying to do it all on his own, but that's also the structure of his team. With a Josh Gordon, Corey Coleman, David Njoku, and Rookie RB/Duke Johnson supporting cast? Wew.
My only fear is him forcing a trade away from the Browns on draft night. Even at this point in the season I can't see them passing on him should we end up at #1 overall.
