Anthony Richardson Is a Generational Talent. 

Lions are getting Lamar 🙏👀

Not easy reaching potential most are like wilson.Not josh allen it's rare.

@@jameshollister8294 That’s a horrible comparison, you must forgoten that Russell Wilson used to be a top-five quarterback & Super Bowl champion

@@jadenwilliams5772 man we don't want no dam lamar for 90 zillion dollars are u insane lol his type of. Contracts would have us in salary cap hell for a dam decade just to make the payoffs lol

@@donbur1553 lamar moves the needle

This is so nearsighted. You understand you only has one year of starting experience, correct? Justin Herbert was in the 50% range his junior year. Josh Allen was at 53% 2 years in a row. Seems like you're simply not projecting to who he can become, which is the whole point.

@@alexchavez3383 Josh Allen was 56% on a bad Wyoming team, not a SEC powerhouse. Herbert was at 59% and improved to 66% if Richardson went back to school like Herbert and made big jump I wouldn’t be opposed to taking a chance on him.

@Alex Chavez He will be playing ping pong with Zach in 3 years, he is 1000% overhyped and a 5th round project at best.

⁠@@thunderbear82 this wasn’t the flex you think it is.. Florida this year was as bad as Allens team… I watched Allen in person at Wyoming.. also Allen played literally division 2 type players and was at 50 percent.. would say Richardson completion percentage in the SEC is more impressive

@@chrislawson9476 I don't flex, it's clear we're living in different simulations. It seems I missed the part where you made a point? You forgot to explain your reasoning. Are you trying to point out that Allen had worse WR's? or that they were guarded by worse DB's? Maybe it would surprise you that Richardson had the worst completion % in the SEC other than Robby Ashford of Auburn.

Lol no chance

his mechanics are fine idk where y’all get that

He missed 11 straight passes in a college game thats not generational

He's hot dog water...

"He just needs to work on his mechanics." They said the same thing about Tim Tebow.

@@garrettmarshall1604 I think it's a race thing

Isn't that what you would expect of MOST high level QB prospect they're very first year starting? Justin Herbert, Josh Allen, Mahomes in college, all had a season with similar 50%ish completions

What about colts

@@panditas7679 Them as well, but I think they either trade for/aquire another veteran QB or take Will Levis.

@@zackhurwitz9441 oh no please another vet no 😡, i preffer 1000x times ehlinger than another washed qb. Ill take richardson or levis

Which is not based on any data, correct? You could say the same pointless general statement about Jalen hurts in college, Justin Herbert... That's not scouting

He's a generational talent in the sense he might unironically be the most athletic and physically gifted QB we've ever seen.

Did you watch AR play this year? He missed short, wide open passes about 25 times this season. At least two per game. We're talking 5-10 yard passes that would have keep drives alive. And he would often miss them in crucial moments. He will set the Saints back five years if you draft him.

You guys have no first the eagles took it you

Penix and Bo Nix May be coming soon, I keep hearing Cam Ward’s name but the number look bad, I don’t know if he’s truly worth watching tbh

@@joegriffin2973 he is he has impressive arm talent and good mechanics especially for a 20 year old you just gotta get through the 2-3 dumb throws that he makes which he improved on as the season went on

😂😂😂

& you're a Taco Bell applicant at best.

@@peterblue6072 TacoBell eater...its the best. Honestly Richarson is pretty Beast, we will see how he does in the NFL.

I'm sorry it depends what team he goes to.not every time can develop propley.Thats why jets and brown and many teams have promblems

Talent is referring to his natural ability, and his arm talent, size, and speed are worthy of the “generational” label, he might be the most physically gifted QB in the world at any level. It’s really not that hard to grasp, if you watched the video, I mentioned his inaccuracy in depth, that doesn’t take away from his “talent”, that’s a skill and technique thing.

@@joegriffin2973 you can make generalizations about any number of football players, but unless those talents equate with exceptional performance on the field of play, what good are they and why are they so noteworthy? That's like saying you can do basic math equations and do so much more quickly than the average person, but does that mean that you automatically have the capacity to pass the CPA exam?

Everything you listed can be fixed with the right coaching and every one knows it any team that drafts him knows there getting one of if not the rawest but most athletically gifted QB of all time someone will take a chance.

@@Fau1ted If it could be fixed, Mullen would have been able to fix it. Mullen is one of the best dual threat QB coaches there is in the country, and not even Mullen could get him to hit the broadside of a barn. He doesn't have it and never will. Dude is wasted pick in any round. Won't amount to anything in the NFL.

@@scoobtube5746 Mullen really the coach that got fired cause he wasn't good and thought Emory Jones would be better than Anthony?

@@Fau1ted In hindsight, Mullen was sort of right. Both QBs turned out to be trash. Mullen was forced to choose between two guys that couldn't get the job done, so he chose the one with the extra year in his system. He chose the more experienced player. But that's beside the point. The point is, we saw AR this season miss wide open passes five yards beyond the line of scrimmage more than a dozen times. He's the worst QB Florida has had since the dark years of the 70s.