03-12-2024, 11:42 PM
This is a good sign. It means he’s high on their board. You know how I know?
Because Nix is by far the most seasoned of the bunch in reading coverages and operating an NFL style offense. I’d put him second only to Caleb when it comes to making plays out of nothing as well as being the best of the bunch in structure.
My list:
1. Caleb Williams - I think he’s extremely risky amd has major flaws in his game that will bite him at the mext level. He either must progress or he’ll be in for a rude awakening. With that said, his talent is undeniable. The Bears almost have to take him. With that said, he’s far from a “generational talent”.
2. Jayden Daniels - the next guy on the list has the better arm talent, but Jayden just makes plays. That speed is special and he has enough arm talent to hurt you bad if you sellout. The kid is special.
3. Bo Nix - Bo is difficult for a lot of people because they struggle to understand the offense he ran. Nix’s offemse is by far the most pro style of the bunch. He had full autonomy - even more than the average NFL starter and the proof is in the performance as to how that went. He does the NFL stuff so well. Operates from dirty or clean pockets and can hurt you with his legs when needed. Well above average arm talent day 1 in the NFL. His decision making is not only excellent, it’s wicked fast. Accuracy and ball placement are top shelf. If Jayden and Caleb weren’t so uniquely special, Nix is number 1 on my board. Simply watch the tape - he is a franchise QB.
4. Michael Penix - He’s right up there with these other guys. All are tier 1 QB’s with defintie potential to be franhise QB’s. Penix has an unorthodox style, but a big arm and good decision making leave him a serious threat at the position. His injury history is of concern as is his limited ability to run. He’s not the scrambler that the first three are or even the next two. Where he goes will depend on the injuries.
5. JJ McCarthy - Great arm talent easily right there with Nix and Penix and better than Daniels. He has everything you look for in a franchise guy. He’s just young and has limited experience. He’s worth gambling a top 15 pick on.
6. Drake Maye - Looks the part. Big kid big arm. Too many struggles throwing to his right and short routes. He’s special downfield though so he’s worthy of a high pick. He just has some serious footwork issues to overcome. Reports are he’s being proactive though. He’s joined Nix amd they are training together under the same guy. Drake’s pro day is very important. He must show he’s getting past these issues.
Because Nix is by far the most seasoned of the bunch in reading coverages and operating an NFL style offense. I’d put him second only to Caleb when it comes to making plays out of nothing as well as being the best of the bunch in structure.
My list:
1. Caleb Williams - I think he’s extremely risky amd has major flaws in his game that will bite him at the mext level. He either must progress or he’ll be in for a rude awakening. With that said, his talent is undeniable. The Bears almost have to take him. With that said, he’s far from a “generational talent”.
2. Jayden Daniels - the next guy on the list has the better arm talent, but Jayden just makes plays. That speed is special and he has enough arm talent to hurt you bad if you sellout. The kid is special.
3. Bo Nix - Bo is difficult for a lot of people because they struggle to understand the offense he ran. Nix’s offemse is by far the most pro style of the bunch. He had full autonomy - even more than the average NFL starter and the proof is in the performance as to how that went. He does the NFL stuff so well. Operates from dirty or clean pockets and can hurt you with his legs when needed. Well above average arm talent day 1 in the NFL. His decision making is not only excellent, it’s wicked fast. Accuracy and ball placement are top shelf. If Jayden and Caleb weren’t so uniquely special, Nix is number 1 on my board. Simply watch the tape - he is a franchise QB.
4. Michael Penix - He’s right up there with these other guys. All are tier 1 QB’s with defintie potential to be franhise QB’s. Penix has an unorthodox style, but a big arm and good decision making leave him a serious threat at the position. His injury history is of concern as is his limited ability to run. He’s not the scrambler that the first three are or even the next two. Where he goes will depend on the injuries.
5. JJ McCarthy - Great arm talent easily right there with Nix and Penix and better than Daniels. He has everything you look for in a franchise guy. He’s just young and has limited experience. He’s worth gambling a top 15 pick on.
6. Drake Maye - Looks the part. Big kid big arm. Too many struggles throwing to his right and short routes. He’s special downfield though so he’s worthy of a high pick. He just has some serious footwork issues to overcome. Reports are he’s being proactive though. He’s joined Nix amd they are training together under the same guy. Drake’s pro day is very important. He must show he’s getting past these issues.
