From BCG’s entry on page 1 of this thread. Notice the deep ball agonistes of JJM and the inconsist ball placement by Dyke Maye, who regressed this past season.
And according to that chart, Jayden Daniels is the best deep ball thrower in this class but I have heard just as many detractors of him if not more than Maye or Williams. Also JJ McCarthy's 26.7% stat looks pretty awful compared to Maye or Williams who are both 40%+. So now who do you believe, the scouts or this one chart?
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Love this young man. Too bad he’s a 6’0” smurf. He’s got everything else going for him, though.
This past season running the pro style South Carolina offense he had a ****show on the OL. Fourteen different starters!
And according to that chart, Jayden Daniels is the best deep ball thrower in this class but I have heard just as many detractors of him if not more than Maye or Williams. Also JJ McCarthy's 26.7% stat looks pretty awful compared to Maye or Williams who are both 40%+. So now who do you believe, the scouts or this one chart?
No, he’s a very good deep ball passer. But he needs a good OL. He won’t get that with Washington or NE. And he’s an elite runner. But he runs as if he’s a big guy. I would be worried about him getting injuried.
Milton threw the ball at 62mph at the combine. McCarthy threw the ball at 61mph at the combine. Either Milton's arm is not a cannon or McCarthy's arm is strong like Lazar says.
While I recognize this is a good QB class, I predict Williams a bust and am not a huge Maye fan...I don't even love Daniels, but I would prefer him of him/Maye for NE...I'm in favor of trading down for a haul and taking a Sanders/Ewers/Dart in 2025 after a terrible year
He was without his best WR for the first 6 games i think it was. He had OC changes and an appalling OL and it's not like he fell off a cliff, he just wasn't as good as the previous year.
He's a 21 year old kid (Second youngest of the legit QB options and 2 years younger than Daniels) who has never had the elite talent to either throw to or sit behind like Daniels and JJ.
McCarthy's OLine was great and the running game helped him. McCarthy also won a national title playing within Harbaugh's system. So was it McCarthy or was it the OL and weapons?
Yes. Lowest passing rate per play in years. Michigan ran the ball a lot. But when he passed he had the highest completion % and scrambling accuracy. Also a remarkable 3cone at the combine to link his athleticism to his incredible accuracy while scrambling. So if he throws more will he keep getting better since he is the youngest of the Top 6 QB prospects?
I know it's the 3rd time I've typed the words below, but this would be the best realistically possible outcome, because it is a 100% lead-pipe lock that Chicago and Only Chicago is taking a QB at #1 and the District and Only the District is taking a QB at #2:
I really Really REALLY hope that Williams & Daniels go 1-2.
Top 10 from this guy, who has impressive creds:
1. Williams
2. Alt
3. Odunze
4. Fuaga
5. Nabers
6. McCarthy
7. Daniels
8. Harrison
9. Latu
10. Bowers
Acknowledges that McCarthy and Daniels are over-valued because QB's are so valuable, and should be mid to late 1st round picks. Has Harrison 3rd of the big 3 WR's and is concerned about his ability to get open
Randy Mueller spent 35 years in the NFL at all levels of football operations, from ballboy to general manager. A former NFL Executive of the Year, he joined The Athletic's NFL staff in 2023 as an expert on player talent evaluation and team roster building. He also co-hosts "The Football GM Podcast" on The Athletic Football Show.