Sean Gentile

I think that they like the kind of surety of him winning a lot of games.

I think that's something that they value.

Listen, I think the kid is really smart.

He does really good on the board.

I think that was something that they were really impressed by at the combine.

And I think that's part of kind of why they brought him in to Pittsburgh, you know, is to get him more on the board, see how he dissects defenses.

I think he's really smart.

I think that's probably a big thing for them and why they like him to a degree.

But, I mean, man, the juice of the arm is just not there.

He doesn't have much mobility.

So, listen, I guess they could think he has a high ceiling, but I would –

point them and ask them, what tape were you watching?

You put something out there on Twitter that I thought was interesting where Mike McCarthy was talking about adding quarterbacks to the roster and Aaron Rodgers and Brett Favre as long-arm quarterbacks with big hands, Nick.

We're back to the hands conversation.

Kenny Pickett would not be good in Mike McCarthy's offense, but you pointed out three names that fit the requirements for hand sizes.

Yeah, for hand size and arm length.

Arm length is something, too.

I mean, I had never really thought about arm length for quarterbacks, but it's something that he talks about, long arms and big hands.

And if you look at McCarthy's draft profile, guys he's picked, he didn't pick Rodgers or Favre, but he has picked guys like Brett Hundley and some others.

Even Dak fits into this, even though he didn't draft him.