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That isn't on the programs. Finding a QB that can be successful in the NFL is extremely tough. That's why teams will pay an absolute fortune to trade for one and why teams spend big time draft capital on QBLook at the Football Team and Jets QB history like the last 20 years. Graveyards
Zach Wilson wasn't the 2nd best player available when he was drafted, but he was drafted 2nd overall. Hell -- if ANY college programs fan base should know how difficult it is for a QB to transition to the NFL -- it should be Ohio State fans. You have a long, long list of all-american, even heisman winning QB's. You have a list just as long of former OSU QB's who have been massive flops in the NFL.
College and the NFL are COMPLETELY different games. You don't have the wide open throws anymore. You don't have all day to throw the ball anymore. Everyone can run. Defenses are much more complex. You don't have the huge talent disparity with the CB's covering the WR's anymore. They have to have the athletic ability, arm strength and talent to go with the what they have between their ears, to read defenses and anticipate throws.