2020 WorldWide Rams Draft Profile: Tom Flacco | Towson St | QB

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Player Bio: Tom Flacco attended Eastern High School in Voorhees, NF. In his senior year, he passed for 2,782 passing yards, 25 passing touchdowns, 641 rushing yards, and 12 on the ground. The Philadelphia Phillies selected Flacco in the 32nd round of the 2015 MLB Draft. He chose to head to Western Michigan to play football and would transfer to Rutgers. After one season, he would transfer to Towson St and have two incredible seasons passing for 6,086 yards and 50 touchdowns. In case the name rings a bell, yes, he the youngest brother of former Super Bowl Champion Joe Flacco of the Baltimore Ravens and Denver Bronco's.​

​ACCOLADES
2019 Walter Payton Award Finalist
2019 CoSIDA Academic All-America Second-Team
2019 All-CAA Second-Team
2019 STATS CAA Preseason All-America  
2019 Phil Steele CAA Preseason All-America 
2019 CAA Preseason Player of the Year
2019 CAA Preseason All-Conference Team
2018 Walter Payton Award Finalist 
2018 HERO Sports FCS All-America Third-Team
2018 ECAC Offensive Player of the Year
2018 CAA Offensive Player of the Year
2018 All-CAA First Team

TOM FLACCO
QUARTERBACK

HOMETOWN                      |           CLASS
VOORHEES, NJ                  |           SENIOR (RS)
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DRAFT YR:  2020     COMBINE INVITE: YES



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SCHOOL:  TOWSON ST                            |                    CONFERENCE:  ECAC
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HEIGHT/WEIGHT:  6-1/ 215         ARMS: 32 7/8"                 HANDS: 9 3/4”           PROJECTED 40-TIME: 4.80         

PRO-DAY RESULTS
BENCH    |    40 YD DASH    |    VERTICAL JUMP    |    BROAD JUMP    |    3 CONE DRILL    |    20 YD SHUTTLE    |    60 YD SHUTTLE 
​   N/A      |           N/A           |               N/A             |           N/A            |             N/A           |               N/A             |             N/A
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game film
​#14 Tom Flacco vs wake forest (2018)

#14 Tom Flacco career highlights

Strengths: He is undersized but a tough quarterback who has functional mobility to move aside in the pocket. However, he will be a good fit for teams that has RPO style offense that allows him to make an NFL Roster. When giving time in a spread offense or RPO's, he can eat a defense up alive. He is a cerebral player that understands the different styles of defenses that he faces. He can escape from pressure and the blind side blitz and is still able to keep his eyes down the field and find the open receiver. He has a competitive edge and can become a versatile player that can run the wildcat, receiver, and halfback. He played well against FBS level competition.​

Weaknesses: At the next level, he does not have that prototypic size of a starting NFL quarterback. He is a bit on the short side, which will hinder his vision inside the pocket. He will have issues with a pro-style offense designed for drop-back passing. He does not have that elite arm but will aww defenses with impressive throws. His level of competition against the team came far too short. 

Draft Grade: 5.75

Draft Projection: 5th -UDFA

NFL Comparison: Doug Flutie

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