Per Yahoo Sports:

Buffalo quarterback Tyree Jackson is a name on the lips of a lot of college coaches as a transfer possibility. A third party has been gathering information for him on his future, as his options include staying at Buffalo, transferring to a Power Five school where he’d be immediately eligible or potentially going to the NFL.

“There’s a lot of moving parts,” said a source with knowledge of the situation. “He’s got a bowl game to play, then he’s going to look at his options.”

Jackson is intriguing, as he’s 6-foot-7, 245 pounds and has a body prototype the NFL likes. He also has mechanical flaws – including a long release – that make the NFL a reach in this draft cycle. His issues with accuracy (55 percent completions) and consistency don’t ensure a seamless transition to a Power Five school. Jackson led Buffalo to a 10-3 season, throwing for 2,857 yards and 27 touchdowns.

Buffalo coach Lance Leipold said that Jackson is focused on beating Troy in the Dollar General Bowl. Leipold added that Jackson has told him he’s going to sit down with his family and figure out his future after the bowl game.

He needs to hire a personal qb coach and stay at Buffalo. Learn from Jaaron, he will have to compete at a bigger school and the moment that he does something wrong, he will be benched, he will go from a sure fire 5th rounder to an undead Ted free agent. Whatever you do don’t go to an SEC school, they will Burrow you. Burrow has tremendous talent at LSU, but the play calling is awful. Work on your mechanics and beat the big schools like Nate will do next year.

Sigh. Poor Buffalo. At least they got one fun year I guess.

He should play another year at Buffalo. Transfer for one year can be chaotic. He has great size and speed but IMHO is not a finished product as a QB.

http://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/25619506/...

This the same thing that jaaron fell for, he can be a first round pick coming from buffalo, if he fixes his throwing motions and gets more accurate, he can also become a backup at a big school if he misses a few throws. Corey Davis was a first round pick along with Mack and fisher, he doesn’t have to go anywhere. For Ohio’s sake, I want him to leave but it is a dump decision. JT Barrett broke all the passing records at pay and didn’t get drafted. He needs to fix his throwing motion and continue to excel at Buffalo.

I would agree that he can be drafted from a MAC school. Players get drafted from MAC schools all the time. The question is, how good is the QB coach at Buffalo, versus at the school where he might transfer? That's a question I don't know the answer to, and the one he has to answer in order to make the correct decision.

Cam Newton and burrow did not start and were not pro prospects already. Cam had to transfer after he went to junior college, they have a two year limit. Burrow never started and then transferred to a school that had their top wide receivers transfer out and now plays in a very conservative offense that is not properly using his skill set. I think we need to find a better example.

If he is inaccurate, going to a bigger school and having to throw into smaller windows is not the answer. He is already projected as a 5th rounder, don’t go somewhere and lose your job and end up like Jaaron. I agree with him assessing his OL and WR core. I think he should hire a private web coach and have a great season in Buffalo next year. CBS has him as the number 5 web in the country so him going to UB has not hurt him, his mechanics are what has adversely affected his draft stock. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.ubbullrun.com/platform/a...
https://www.google.com/amp/s/draftwire.usatoday.com/2018/... /

You just stated a big reason why he should transfer. If he can't throw into tight windows in the MAC...he will not be successful in throwing into tight windows in the NFL. Jackson needs the experience of throwing against top conference corners....which our conference lacks. The article is great but that was when they were 6-1 playing okay teams. Khalil Hodge is the best pro they have...then Johneon....then Jackson. He should try to attend Manning Passing Academy camp then hire a QB coach before the draft. But another perspective at another school wouldn't hurt. Buffalo isn't guaranteed to go 10-3 next year and he could decline without a big target like Johnson on the roster. What else does he have to prove at Buffalo that he can't do somewhere else? And he needs to get ina situation like Burrow where the transfer school has QB dilemmas and he can step right in. A la North Carolina Tar Heels or Miami Hurricanes!

Rourke struggled with accuracy at times too. He could do better as well. Look at the completion rates for Rourke in the first and last game of the season. At certain times in Rourkes short career, we have all stated he could be better at passing and holding onto the ball in critical moments. Our QB has better legs than Jackson...therefore not a good comparison anyway to a true pocket passing QB with NFL size. Rourke has gotten better year over year. Jackson slightly got better year over year. My question is...how many QB coaches has Jackson had in Buffalo during his stint? Is it the same guy?

Edit - I just added Riley Neal, who did transfer, in as well:
Completion percentage by year:
Jackson: 53.1%, 60.3%, 55.3% [55.8% career]
Rourke: 55.1%, 60.0% [57.5% career]
Neal: 58.3%, 61.4%, 67.7% (part year), 57.9% [60.0% career]
Roethlisberger - college: 63.3%, 63.3%, 69.1% [65.5% career]

Pass Efficiency by year:
Jackson: 104.7, 148.8, 136.7 [129.3 career]
Rourke: 132.9, 156.0 [144.1 career]
Neal: 117.6, 120.4, 137.5 (part year), 114.4 [119.3 career]
Roethlisberger: 146.5, 138.7, 165.8 [151.3 career]

QBR by year:
Jackson: 28.8, 69.6, 74.9
Rourke: 73.5, 77.7
Neal: 48.2, 50.2, 70.0 (short year), 62.3
Roethlisberger: NA (stat had not yet been invented)

TD/Interception Ratio by year:
Jackson: 1, 4, 2.3 [2.0 career]
Rourke: 2.4, 2.9 [2.7 career]
Neal: 2.7, 1.1, 2 (short year), 2.8 [1.8 career]
Roethlisberger: 1.9, 2, 3.7 [2.5 career]

Jackson improved a lot from his first year to his second, but his year year was down by most of the above measures. Rourke improved a lot from his first year to his second. What will his third year bring? Neal was below both Jackson and Rourke in most measures, but he had a good year in 2017, though the year was shortened with injury. Roethlisberger was ahead of all these.

For what it's worth, nfldraftscout rates Jackson as QB #15 next year, Neal as #17, and Rourke at #30.

The guy that slipped was a freshman named Jerome Bucker, he has tremendous speed and upside, his build is kind of slight, but he may be the fastest guy on the team next year.http://www.ohiobobcats.com/sports/fball/2018-19/bios/buck...