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"Now he's a little scatter shot, and that is a problem as well." Cosell said. "All of these quarterbacks have flaws. Now, he ran a spread offense so you don't see a lot of downfield throws. But if you look hard enough... you do see some downfield throws, and he has enough arm to make those throws." We prefer Dysert's 2011 tape, when he was able to work from center and utilize the pocket, and our own Josh Norris considers Dysert the third best quarterback in the 2013 draft.