Hue Jackson met the media Thursday night at the Cleveland Auto Show. Here are five takeaways:
Jackson discounts the peripherals and looks at one thing when assessing a draftable quarterback: Can he play. The competition that Carson Wentz faced at North Dakota State? "If a guy can play, he can play," Jackson said. The fact that Jared Goff played in an unconventional offense at Cal? "I don't think that has anything to do with it," Jackson said. He had a simple conclusion: "I get concerned about can they do the things that I'm looking for a quarterback to do.