Quincy Avery
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149 appearances
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first heard Apr 2025
last heard May 2025
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Man, you the man. I really appreciate that.
What is going on?
I would list, I would start with Kim Ward. I think that he's obviously number one in the class. I think that there's a large cavity between him and anybody else. And then Jackson Dart should do her. We're going to put them in the same class. And then Tyler shut right behind those guys. And those are really my top four. And I wouldn't have anybody else really in that range of top four, top five.
I think it's going to be, I guess we can go Jalen Milrow, but I just don't see Jalen Milrow as the passer that I think is needed to be successful in the NFL right now. Like when you watch the Alabama games last year, they would try to protect him. And if you're trying to protect the quarterback at the college level, They could throw on third and seven or just like leave a two minute drive.
And those are things that I think are necessary to be a successful NFL quarterback.
Well, the thing that allows Cam to be rated so highly for me is his ability with his arm, right? And we talk a lot about how strong is somebody's arm. Well, that is one thing, but he has the ability to throw layered throws with touch, with anticipation, right? You see a defender between the receiver that he feels is open in him. He's able to get balls up and down.
in a way that I think is unique in this class. He has arm talent that is truly unique, and you need that unique capability to be successful in the NFL. He can throw off platform, he can create, he's off schedule, and he also plays with a freedom in his game that I think you see from the best passers. And I don't want to compare him to Patrick Mahomes, but you see some of the same traits now.
He's going to have to be a better passer on rhythm in order to be successful in the NFL, but you see flashes of things. And I think that if I'm going to take a guy early on or like people are talking about with the number one pick, I need to see somebody who can do things that are going to be unique in the NFL and definitely separate them at the college ranks.
Confidence, right? That's not a physical skill, but that is... the number one thing I think a quarterback has to have. And that's kind of the only reason I even have Shador as a top quarterback because he has that confidence, right? The confidence to be able to go out there and when things go bad, the ability to bounce back and respond from difficult situations, right?
You're going to throw an interception, but what is your plays after critical errors? Like what do you do in the next drive after you throw that interception? And that mental makeup that Cam has, I think is truly special.
I think that Miami got it out of him as much as they could. If you go back and watch Washington State, that film, that was like, And lackadaisical chill on steroids. So what are we going to be willing to accept? And how successful are you going to be with some of those plays?
Because I'm fully confident that's who he's going to be in the NFL because he's never been a guy who's been able to play with a ton of structure. So if we can have success really early on, I think that we'll see him have a really strong career and be a top-tier quarterback. But if he struggles to start out the gate, we're going to have some issues because you are who you are.
It's in your DNA, right? He wants to play this way. He wants to be off schedule. He wants to let his feet die in the pocket and just flick one out there, rotate his shoulders. There's a discipline to playing the quarterback position that I'm not sure that he has right now. Can he get it? I hope so. I'm not super confident that he'll change a ton in that way.
I would not only agree with you that that's who Jalen was coming out of college. One read and would often try to take off. He was also like that his rookie year with the Philadelphia Eagles. It was the same thing. I'm not disagreeing there. The thing that Jackson, to me, is much like Mitch Trubisky.
Mitch Trubisky was really, really accurate when he was throwing to his first read in his progression. He could do that at an elite level, and I think that is what allowed him to get drafted so early. But as his eyes had to work through a progression, work right to left, or first read, second read, and get all the way back to a backside dig, you would never see an accurate pass.
Lane Kiffin is so good that he doesn't have to do it much like the Ohio state quarterbacks. Like I know people give Ohio state quarterbacks a really difficult time, but it's because Ryan day does such a good job being guys open. Same with lane. That first read is going to be open. He is, it's just incredibly inaccurate, like working through progressions.
And then the same way I talked about cam in terms of plays after critical error, If we go back to that Florida game, I've never seen a top tier quarterback play worse in a situation where his team needed him after an interception. And he just continued to make the same errors. And that's really concerning for me. So it's like Cam Ward could be a starter.
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