Nate Tice

Like some of these quarterbacks can act like this guy's just a player. You hear other receivers talk about them. I mean, they all rave about them. In between complaining about not getting the ball, they all rave about them. Again, these are just the little things when you're not in the building that you kind of look for and go like, oh, okay, these are the things I would bet on.

Like some of these quarterbacks can act like this guy's just a player. You hear other receivers talk about them. I mean, they all rave about them. In between complaining about not getting the ball, they all rave about them. Again, these are just the little things when you're not in the building that you kind of look for and go like, oh, okay, these are the things I would bet on.

Like some of these quarterbacks can act like this guy's just a player. You hear other receivers talk about them. I mean, they all rave about them. In between complaining about not getting the ball, they all rave about them. Again, these are just the little things when you're not in the building that you kind of look for and go like, oh, okay, these are the things I would bet on.

And I mean, the bet's looking really good right now.

And I mean, the bet's looking really good right now.

And I mean, the bet's looking really good right now.

Oh, God. This is even more of a lofty praise. The high, high-end comp I have for him, and this was going into the draft process, was John Elway. Yeah, I know. It's that big arm. Elway was... Again, these are the late memories. We remember the Broncos winning the Super Bowls with Mike Shanahan and him becoming more of a bootleg guy and more of an auxiliary guy to the run game.

Oh, God. This is even more of a lofty praise. The high, high-end comp I have for him, and this was going into the draft process, was John Elway. Yeah, I know. It's that big arm. Elway was... Again, these are the late memories. We remember the Broncos winning the Super Bowls with Mike Shanahan and him becoming more of a bootleg guy and more of an auxiliary guy to the run game.

Oh, God. This is even more of a lofty praise. The high, high-end comp I have for him, and this was going into the draft process, was John Elway. Yeah, I know. It's that big arm. Elway was... Again, these are the late memories. We remember the Broncos winning the Super Bowls with Mike Shanahan and him becoming more of a bootleg guy and more of an auxiliary guy to the run game.

You know, being a Shanahan run game and he was moved on the move.

You know, being a Shanahan run game and he was moved on the move.

You know, being a Shanahan run game and he was moved on the move.

But Brian Elway was running around, throwing, you know, launching balls, trying to try all these aggressive throws. And again, this is the .001% comparison for May. But that's the guy where I was trying to come up with some high-end comp.

But Brian Elway was running around, throwing, you know, launching balls, trying to try all these aggressive throws. And again, this is the .001% comparison for May. But that's the guy where I was trying to come up with some high-end comp.

But Brian Elway was running around, throwing, you know, launching balls, trying to try all these aggressive throws. And again, this is the .001% comparison for May. But that's the guy where I was trying to come up with some high-end comp.

And I was like, that's really who I think of because the looseness of the athlete, being able to throw a missile wherever he wants, that competitiveness, sometimes that Like, he's not a dummy. I call him a golden retriever. But Elway was a coach's kid, obviously. Very smart. But he would still try stuff. You know, would still try and still push the ball. He honed it in as the years went along.

And I was like, that's really who I think of because the looseness of the athlete, being able to throw a missile wherever he wants, that competitiveness, sometimes that Like, he's not a dummy. I call him a golden retriever. But Elway was a coach's kid, obviously. Very smart. But he would still try stuff. You know, would still try and still push the ball. He honed it in as the years went along.

And I was like, that's really who I think of because the looseness of the athlete, being able to throw a missile wherever he wants, that competitiveness, sometimes that Like, he's not a dummy. I call him a golden retriever. But Elway was a coach's kid, obviously. Very smart. But he would still try stuff. You know, would still try and still push the ball. He honed it in as the years went along.

You know, shoot, the Broncos drafted Tommy Maddox for a reason. But really, it was just that kind of loose athlete, that big arm. And that's where... I see the ideal version of him becoming where it is a guy that throws on the move. There is more polish as it comes along.

You know, shoot, the Broncos drafted Tommy Maddox for a reason. But really, it was just that kind of loose athlete, that big arm. And that's where... I see the ideal version of him becoming where it is a guy that throws on the move. There is more polish as it comes along.