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Watch some film on Levis. Kid recognizes blitzes faster than any college QB coming out. He can run, albeit not his strong suit. Good arm, can throw a guy open. Strong kid that is hard to bring down. He will throw it away and live to play another down. Not much to not like about him. People soured on him this year cause his numbers were not spectacular, but half the team he had for a couple years is long gone. He still had an above average year with pedestrian talent around him. If he is there, we take him. If we are within striking distance we trade and move up.
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YDFL Commish (12-12-2022) | ||
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5mEYf4kNI7s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Jkq6Oa3w7E So far, very early into it, but Levis is my guy. Kind of Jay Cutler/Josh Allen type player. I say Cutler, because Cutler also wasn't as highly thought of because he played on a team that couldn't protect him and had no weapons. Also because Levis at times trusts his rocket arm too much. The Josh Allen comp is more in play style and toughness. From reports I've heard, the kid is a super hard worker as well. |
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Sounds like exact same guy |
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ChoppedWood (12-15-2022) | ||
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Wentz has every tangible you can ask for in a QB except one, the 8 inches between his ears. That is where the comparisons will end.
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Probably a fair comparison. I just think that Levis might be more mentally tough than Wentz. Also he's had a lot of time under center running pro schemes.
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apballin (12-12-2022) | ||
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I just don’t wanna get excited about any QB because there’s no telling what Irsay will do
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Jordan Prather-USA TODAY Sports I’ve resisted putting Levis in this range because I don’t think he’s a first-round prospect, but I get the strong feeling that plenty of teams in the NFL will disagree. Though he struggled with consistency, accuracy and decision-making again this year, Levis has the physical traits, toughness and competitiveness to bait a team into a top-10 pick. |
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And a guy with the red traits might be able to overcome his lacking in blue traits to an extent. So you have better odds but maybe a lower ceiling with a guy like that. |
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Irsay will draft a QB that stays in the pocket more than he breaks out of it. Just the nature of his era of football. Unitas, Jones, Manning, Harbaugh & Luck. Although the last two would run, it was preferred they didn't unless it was only option. As long as Irsay is owner of this team you are never going to see the proverbial running style QB. This is just my opinion.
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