Dawgman: When he heard his name called in the fourth round of the NFL Draft in May, Jacob Eason knew he was embarking down a road that very few have traveled since the inception of the NFL over 100 years ago — becoming a professional quarterback.
Since he arrived in Indianapolis, Eason has gotten to work on perfecting his craft and he’s had the benefit of sitting and learning from two seasoned veterans — Jacoby Brissett and Philip Rivers.
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