Why record QB frenzy looms as teams plot desperate gamble: NFL Draft Burning Qs
And the 2024 selection meeting looms as an exciting one thanks to a suite of top quarterback prospects who could make or break the futures of desperate teams .
We’ve seen quarterbacks taken first, second and fourth, in 2023. This is the opposite, with the guy at the top needing a lot of help, but No.2 CJ Stroud looks like a gem, and No.4 Anthony Richardson showed plenty of promise in his first, brief campaign. He hasn’t quite earned the ‘generational prospect’ tag which Trevor Lawrence did a few years back, but he’s the best QB to come out of college since the now-Jaguars signal-caller , and one of the best since Andrew Luck.The Washington Commanders have to pick a QB, so there’s no real question about them trading down, but it’s just a matter of which prospect they prefer.was spoken of as the clear No.
Can he be more than that though? We certainly didn’t see it during his time at the Wolverines, nor does his athletic profile suggest it. And so McCarthy has a reasonably high floor if he’s drafted into the right system, but the ceiling is low, and it’s fair to ask whether you want more out of a top-five pick.Drake Maye: 49.2% to bust, 8.9% to be eliteBo Nix: 54.1% to bust, 6.
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