Young has rebounded well from his low test score on the Wonderlic logic and
intelligence exam at the scouting combine with a strong workout on the Texas
campus, according to scouts who were impressed with his 4.57 speed over 40 yards
and how he dropped back from under center after operating out of the shotgun a
lot for the Longhorns.
Just in case Young unexpectedly slides out of the top 10 selections and is
available for the Ravens' 13th overall selection, they want to have as much
information as possible about the consensus All-American. Plus, there's always
the chance that the Ravens will wind up competing against him one day and will
have firsthand knowledge about the 6-foot-4, 228-pound athletic passer by
hosting him for one of their 20 designated visits with college prospects.
Young has drawn significant interest from several teams, including the Tennessee Titans, Oakland Raiders, New York Jets, Arizona Cardinals and his hometown
Houston Texans. Quarterbacks coach Rick Neuheisel and director of college
scouting Eric DeCosta attended his workout in Austin, Texas.
Young led Texas to the national title with a Rose Bowl victory over USC, running
for 200 yards and three touchdowns and completing 30 of 40 passes for 267 yards.
In addition to being a long time contributor to RavensInsider, Aaron Wilson writes for the Carroll County Times in Westminster Maryland.
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