© Provided by Texans Daily on FanNation According to one NFL Executive, teams should steer clear of quarterback CJ Stroud in the draft. The Houston Texans are in desperate need of an elite quarterback in this year’s NFL Draft, and Ohio State Buckeyes quarterback seems like the natural choice. However, according to one report, Houston might want to steer clear of Stroud altogether, with an anonymous NFL executive already labeling Stroud as a ‘bust’. But why? Stroud is a two-time Heisman finalist and one of the most accomplished passers in Buckeyes history. Well, According to the executive, it is because of a low score on the S2 Test – a test that ‘measures how players process and make split-second decisions.’ Stroud, according to this executive scored 18 percent on this test, which is apparently considered a major red flag. Meanwhile, other first-round quarterbacks such as Bryce Young (98 percent), Will…
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