This year it is Cunningham in the 2023 quarterback class rankings. Last year everyone in the fantasy community was crowning Emory Jones. That being said, I was impressed at times by the Louisville Cardinal. No quarterback has received more trash talk from me this offseason than Malik Cunningham. What a dime by Malik Cunningham 🎯 /mJjPavqZWN- ESPN College Football December 28, 2021 If he can show that he can be more, then he may be a riser, but coming off the knee, I doubt it. Coming off the ACL injury from last year, 2022 will be an important year for him. Sadly we don’t see many quarterbacks like him in the NFL starting right now. The arm, though, is a beautiful thing to watch. When you watch Phil Jurkovec, you don’t see a lot of flash from him apart from his arm. His age, though, might be a factor in it as he entered college football late to complete a mission trip, love the commitment though by the young man. McKee is 100% an NFL quarterback on what level is yet to be determined. His big frame allows him to see the field with ease, and when he scans the defense, he finds holes in coverage time and again. McKee doesn’t appear to have any of those issues. The biggest issue rookies face when transitioning to the NFL is turnovers. Tanner McKee may not be the flashiest quarterback to watch, but his mechanics and decision-making are NFL-caliber. For now, I am cautiously optimistic about Levis. That “we may have something” can get teams and scouts in trouble. If he can clean up his mechanics below the waist and his processing, we may have something. Levis still has some accuracy and decision-making bugs to tweak, but his ball velocity allows him to make throws all over the field. Not the greatest player comp to have, but it fits when you watch Will Levis as a passer and runner at this point. uDQbplDj0l- Cats Coverage November 28, 2021 Pair that with his physical traits, and you have a newer, healthier version of Cam Newton. Not to mention, his vision as a runner makes him the best dual-threat quarterback in this class. He throws his receivers open, which is something we don’t see much of in the college game. His ability to find the open man, sometimes before they are open, is unparalleled. We barely saw Anthony Richardson last year, but it was highlight-reel material when we did. Remember, vanilla ice cream is still ice cream, and Jaren Hall is still a great quarterback prospect despite the lack of flash. Not to mention, he has the arm talent to make all the same throws that Wilson can and did at BYU, just without the flash. Hall is much cleaner mechanically than Wilson, in my opinion. Hall has all the arm talent that we have come to expect from BYU passers, and while he isn’t Zach Wilson, that’s a good thing. Jaren Hall might be old enough to see his car insurance dip, 25, when he enters the league but don’t overthink him.
Mobility paired with his arm talent, this offense could be to watch for another year! /uPvaLtNSWU- Full-Time Dame 💰 August 10, 2021 Zach Wilson is a Jet, Jaren Hall should be the lead candidate for QB1 for BYU.
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I think we will see more of that this year making van Dyke a better pro than he was in college. Keep in mind that Mario Cristobal was accused of holding back Justin Herbert at Oregon. He simply gets the ball in his playmaker’s hands and lets them create. He can flash some pretty insane arm strength, but at the same time, he knows his ball placement is what makes him. He has excellent talent around him, and he knows that. Van Dyke, has great arm strength and unique ball placement to go with it. Tyler Van Dyke, Miami (FL)Īrguably my favorite comp here, Tyler van Dyke physically and mechanically, reminds me so much of Carson Palmer. Young has a chance to usurp Stroud as QB1, but the physical traits are what have him here at two. No quarterback in 2022 had this type of accuracy. The way he puts the ball precisely where only his guy can make a play time and again is beautiful. Those same traits set Bryce Young apart from others in the 2023 quarterback class.
His decision-making and accuracy set Aaron Rodgers apart from the other great NFL quarterbacks. Staying clean through a busy pocket is the same trait that made Joe Burrow special in 2020. He has no problem rolling out or stepping up whenever he senses pressure closing in. His best trait, without a doubt, is his mobility inside the pocket. He has the tremendous arm talent to go with his physical gifts, which set him apart. No quarterback made me “wow” when I watched them this summer more than C.J. 7Xb5qfiSyy- Andrew Harbaugh June 19, 2022 Simple but effective play by CJ Stroud here, love his presence and mobility in the pocket. Not rushing for 1k yards but rather having mobility in the pocket. When I read Bruce Arians book one thing he couldn’t emphasize was making sure a QB has mobility.
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