Terrelle Pryor's draft stock should not be affected by the NFL's decision to make him eligible for the supplemental draft but also suspend him from practices and games for the first five weeks of the regular season. Pryor is a long-term developmental project at quarterback and/or wide receiver, so the team that selects him should have no expectation that he would contribute as a rookie anyway.
What are Terrelle Pryor's strengths and weaknesses as an NFL prospect? Which teams might be interested in Pryor as a supplemental draft prospect? Todd McShay has all the answers for ESPN Insiders. 
Todd McShay
Scouts Inc.- ESPN College Football and NFL Draft Analyst
- Joined ESPN in 2006
- Played quarterback in high school and was a backup QB for the University of Richmond.
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Todd McShay (left) is the director of college scouting for Scouts Inc. McShay, who played quarterback at Richmond, has been evaluating NFL prospects since 1998. Follow Todd on Twitter: @McShay13
Steve Muench (middle) played guard at Richmond and worked in the athletic department there and at Boston College before joining Scouts Inc. in 2002. Follow Steve on Twitter: @SteveMuenchESPN
Kevin Weidl (right) is a former quarterback for Indiana (Pa.) University who worked in the pro scouting department for the New York Jets before joining Scouts Inc. in 2007. Follow Kevin on Twitter: @Kevin_Weidl
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