Grantland QB Curve: Connor Cook, Michigan State’s Model of Consistency

At His Best: You can study Cook for hours and not come across anything in the numbers or the film that makes you say “wow,” or “hmmm,” or much of anything else. He’s as by-the-book as they come. One thing that does stand out when reviewing his 2013 highlights is how good Michigan State’s maligned wide receivers were at the end of the year

10. Connor Cook, Michigan State. Given how vulnerable Ohio State’s secondary has looked in nonconference play, Cook should be able to throw consistently against everyone left on the Spartans’ schedule. But only, you know, if MSU really, really needs him to. (LW: NR)

SeeRockCity wrote:That perception will change by the end of the year. I don't blame the media, the perception is founded in reality, but there's a reason why CC is showing up high on draft boards, and it's not because he's a "good game manager".