I remember the name. Probably watch his dad play. How's the kids athleticism, arm, accuracy and any glaring flaws in him? Any info would be appreciated! Really liked this one and I am without a late night pick think it starts at 7:30. 
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From ESPN over the summer.
Redshirt freshman quarterback
Derick E. Hingle/USA TODAY SportsSkyler Mornhinweg will likely be the Gators' No. 3 quarterback in 2013.
Expectations for 2013: Mornhinweg’s situation is similar to that of Tyler Murphy: Nobody wants to see him on the field except for the final minutes of a blowout. Any other playing time would mean that starter Jeff Driskel and Murphy are hurt. The 6-foot-2, 208-pound Mornhinweg and Murphy battled in the spring to be the No. 2 quarterback and while both struggled, Murphy earned a slight edge heading into August practices.
Best-case scenario in 2013:Mornhinweg isn’t as mobile as Murphy and doesn’t have a very strong arm, but he is a coach’s son and has a good football IQ. He’s just not as consistent as he needs to be. Solve that and he can overtake Murphy to be Driskel’s top backup.
Worst-case scenario in 2013: Driskel has missed a game in each of his first two seasons because of ankle injuries and his style of play puts him at higher risk of sustaining another injury. A long-term injury to Driskel would be devastating to the offense. Neither Murphy nor Mornhinweg is starter material.
Future impact: Every program has a player like Mornhinweg. He’s never going to see the field – except in a real emergency – but he’s intelligent, stays out of trouble, is good in the locker room and meeting room, and is willing to help younger players.Comment -
Good info, letsgo. Might make for a good under. Good luck!Comment -
thanks! nice infoComment