In December, NFL Network’s Michael Lombardi said that he didn’t think he’d seen a high “first-round pick look as scared or out of place” as Jacksonville Jaguars rookie quarterback Blaine Gabbert.

While Blaine Gabbert will become the third rookie quarterback to be handed the reigns this season — joining Cam Newton and Andy Dalton — NFL Network analyst Kurt Warner says the early success of those quarterbacks shouldn’t raise the expectations in Jacksonville.

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NFL Network analyst Mike Mayock says the time for the Blaine Gabbert era in Jacksonville is now.

The Blaine Gabbert era has started in Jacksonville.

When it comes to a quarterback class in which every prospect has question marks, NFL Network’s Charley Casserly has Missouri QB Blaine Gabbert as his top-rated at the position.

COLUMBIA, Mo. – On the in-house TV monitors here at the athletic facility, there is a graphic that reads, “Welcome NFL scouts to the 2011 University of Missouri Pro Day.” And with QB prospect Blaine Gabbert set to work out, there will be plenty of scouts in attendance — not to mention coaches and GMs.

Steve Wyche was the latest in the mock draft hot seat, unveiling his top 10 mock draft Friday on “NFL Total Access.” Going with the status quo, Wyche has the Panthers selecting Missouri QB Blaine Gabbert at No. 1.

This much, we know, is true: Over the next seven weeks, the debate over who the Panthers will take with the No. 1 overall pick in the NFL Draft will continue to rage.

Missouri QB Blaine Gabbert told reporters Friday that he trusted agent Tom Condon‘s advice to bypass throwing at the NFL Scouting Combine in favor of the more “controlled” setting of his upcoming Pro Day.

There’s a lot that NFL Network’s Mike Mayock likes about Missouri’s Blaine Gabbert, his No. 1 quarterback in the draft — and the only one among his top five that won’t be giving a full workout at the NFL Scouting Combine.

While Heisman Trophy winner Cam Newton of Auburn has said he will perform all tne combine drills and workouts, Missouri’s Blaine Gabbert has reportedly told people he will not be throwing in Indy.