Snead's Draft Strategy: Value Picks at QB

0:00On April 20, Los Angeles Rams GM Less Need is always scheming for value picks, especially at quarterback on day 3 of the NFL Draft. He's eyeing four prospects who slid down boards after returning to college for another year, chasing name, image, and likeness cash or extra polish. These guys could be perfect backups for Matthew Stafford in a structured offense run by Sean McVey. Pete Penn State's Drew Aller, a 6 foot 5, 228 pound pocket passer, who's dropped from top prospect status. Or North Dakota State's Cole Payton, 6 foot 3, 232 pounds, with a canon arm and sneaky mobility from just one starting. Season. Both scream developmental gems for the Rams system. Meanwhile, Clemson's Cade Clubnick, at 6 foot 2, 207 pounds, brings legs to escape pressure, but needs work on reading second options. Downfield. He's mobile and hard to sack, adding upside of coach right.

1:00These slips create bargains in a draft short on elite signal callers. Then there's Tennessee's Joey Aguilar, a 25-year-old transfer from Appalachian State, 6 with 3, 229 pounds, who's tough under fire and mature beyond his draft spot. Sneed loves vets like that who can handle pro speed right away. He shows late round QBs like Tom Brady or Dak Prescott, turning into stars. So keep an eye on Sneed, mining these overlooked talents as the draft. Unfolds.