Anthony Richardson vs Florida State Analysis 

Which is fixable in the right situation. Brian Daboll gets him and gets him working with Jordan Palmer, look out

@@terranceramirez4816 Oh yeah, Daboll would turn him into a stud.

​@@terranceramirez4816 I use to pray for times like this. Anthony Richardson in the Giants would be a superb pick. Franchise Tag in DJ or sign him a 2-3 years contract with garanties, and Daboll would've time to polish AR.

@@redkuah8749 I think that’s generally the best place for him to be. Let him develop and he’ll be a better QB in about 2-4 years.

@@falcon1378 i completely agree

Strouds mechanics aren’t good…young is good but he’s a small guy

@@MrWingiii Lol Stroud mechanics are good, that's why he's so accurate. Yes he needs work, but like all college QBs.

@@MrWingiii be specific please, how so?

@@MrWingiii please stop spewing nonsense

I'm hoping he falls to the early 2d so I can grab him

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Texans with Bobby Slowik as OC who implements the Kubiak/Shannahan/McVay scheme

I pray to god Carolina stays at 9 & gets ARich 🙏🏾♥️ #KeepPounding

@@taereezy83 it will be interesting. Considering Richardson will do amazing at the combine and pro days where he focuses on being mechanically sound with his throws, the fact that he’s projected top 10 now will assuredly mean he will be a top 5 projection

he really doesn’t have that many problems

hard to coach vision, anticipation, decision making and accuracy. this guy is an athlete playing QB.

Totally agree. I think Seattle is a the sneaky landing spot for him. He totally fits the mold of what their GM has looked for in the past (tried to draft Mahomes and Allen)

@@cysco5598 Carolina is also a great fit for the same reasons. Not to mention his similarities to our greatest player.

DETROIT!! Sit behind Goff for a year

Colts. Steichan developed Hurts and Herbert.

PAUSE

@@DaChamps15 that’s the rules brother

He just conceded the ball to the defense. Like bad position in the paint, just gave it up.

he's got a lot of unfixable issues

that's exactly what Napier did

if you count to 3 you can play for me

Is it difficult? Or a coaching issue?

Lot of different stimuli that they are managing. Not only are they going through their reads but there are 9 dudes sumo wrestling each other in front of them, so sometimes they think they have a gap to run through and maybe roll out for a scramble pass or just run for the first. To get the checkdown they would need to move their eyes back down, from the middle and deep part to the short area. There is a small lag of focus, because of all that chaos happening infront of them. It's a lot easier to hit a check down when the wrs are running some sort of quick passing scheme, because the eyes are in the right layer of the field.

@@eodico that last paragraph= hence why Shanahan’s magic system makes Cpt. Checkdowns look so good

@@terranceramirez4816 that’s why I want Anthony Richardson on the Texans. Within a the high floor kubiak/shannahan/McVay system, Anthony Richardson would flourish immediately. Anthony Richardson is a walking explosive play that would strike fear in opposing defenders.

its not gonna make any difference

U gotta live with that. The upside is when everyone is covered instead of a sack they can get you 6-12 yards

@@misterceo2168 right but instead of running too soon, they miss throwing 35 yards.. if they would’ve worked through their progressions, but get spooked easily so they run. So that 6-12 yards is great, but 35 + is better. I’m not saying all duals are like this, some run too early.

are you saying that Reich is the only one who can fix him? lol ... reich is God awful, trust me

He’s going top 10 lol. Not really a reach at all to take a chance and try to develop a teachable guy with generational athletic traits. After the combine there’s a chance he’s drafted before Young or Stroud

I agree. There is too much guaranteed talent to gamble on him

@@wardog211 him going before Bryce Young is unthinkable

@@christopherhall9348 Bryce young being like 5’10 might scare teams off him. And teams that think they have time to develop a QB over a few seasons rather than the best one rn might be inclined to go with the generational athlete. I highly doubt it happens but there is a possibility

@War Dog well Kylar Murray & Russell Wilson are 2 good examples of Qb's under 6ft who are successful but his size/durability is the only knock on him

ha

This is the edited version? I really am curious what you're trying to say here.

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@@TheQBSchool ooooohhh got you

Levis was probably a miss by the Colts, Manning gave Levis the seal of approval and you don't ghost manning brother Irsay, you just don't

For sure. Biggest arm in the draft. Generational athlete. If he can learn to play QB at a high level and live out the potential he’s easily a top 5 QB in the NFL or higher.

soonish

i mean malik willis got taken day two last year. i see him the same

@@botboi4334 ​ he’s a lot better than Malik. As this video showed. AR has a lot inconsistency issues but his QB play is def still good and keeps improving. Malik was a lot more raw. Didn’t really show much of any ability beyond his legs. Never made the type of throws AR makes with the same anticipation pocket presence or arm strength. Malik very much just tools and everything needed to be out together. AR has even better tools and has shown he can put it together he just needs to learn how to do it consistently. And considering this last year was his 1st season starting at QB in college he’s shown the ability to develop. Way better prospect than Malik and also has the highest potential out of any QB in this draft. He doesn’t need to sit for a year or 2 he can learn while starting. Won’t be all that great year 1 if he has to start but will get better. Not really seeing anyway he falls out of the top 10. Especially once he hits the combine

@@wardog211 i agree. all i was saying was that he is a similar type prospect to willis. has great athleticism and shows flashes of greatnes. just needs to smooth out the edges and get some consistency

Or 2.

@@Don-md6wn Or 3.

In todays day and age we've moved past looking at record or box score stats. Very little of that has actual carry over to NFL success. The more technology at our disposal in tandem with all these years of scouting and seeing what's been successful and what hasn't. Has really changed and improved scouting as a whole. Since you mentioned Hooker, I'll try to quickly explain that issue. His issue is multiple. 1) Age. He's gonna be an old rookie which doesn't bode well for further development. 2) Plays in an incredibly simplified and QB friendly Tennessee offence which has almost zero carry over to the NFL. 3) At 25 years old still has mechanical issues that need work up top and below. 4) It took getting to Tennessee's offense + 23 yrs old to see any sort of serious success in college which is another bad sign.

@@djmingia0981 to me watching the Tennessee vs Florida game the both offenses seem to be the exact same scheme and in no way shape or form did Richardson look like the best QB on the Feild that day. Even the announcers we're crystal clear which QB looked better so it wasn't just my options. It's seems outrageous to say Tennessee had a gimmicky offense when Florida was running the exact same plays I'll take the QB who can actually beat an Alabama team. Because Richardson couldn't beat anyone. Do NFL teams want a QB that is overachieving or underachieving? Because the wasteland of Qbs who had dreadful Qb records and some flash in the pan potential of hype seems endlessly long. Richardson started the college year with 0 tds and 4 Int's in his first 3 games. That's first round talent?? It's not like his accuracy was breath taking by any stretch of the imagination. These Qbs with some flash hype that couldn't produce in the college and can't produce in the NFL is endless. You used the looking at boxscore analogy. Kyle Trask was 3 times more successful than Richardson at his own school look at production. Did he go in the first round? I'm not hating on Richardson but it's a joke if people think this guy is first round talent and Trask was far more effective with what double the TD production? At some point numbers matter...they always have matter and will never not matter. I just don't think Richardson is anywhere close to a better Qb than Kyle Trask. His numbers don't show it. His QB record doesn't show it. I would bet quite a few Florida fan's would say the same thing. Richardson i think will slid just like Malik Willis they just aren't first round talent. Richardson is at least as big of a project as Malik Willis was and guess what Kyle Trask got drafted ahead of him because his numbers meant something to NFL scouts. A win-loss record should matter 10 years from now. Is it everything hell no? But I want my QB target in the draft to at least be able to overachieve occasionally. Not lose to a dreadful Vanderbilt team. Hooker sure didn't lose to them.

@@majik_man They weren't running the same plays or offense. It's a fact that Tennessee in particular runs an extremely gimmicky QB friendly college offense that doesn't carry over to the NFL. If you don't understand offensive schemes and differences in them that's fine, that's why I'm telling you this. But both schools don't run remotely the same scheme. By the way, a sports broadcasters opinion especially in game is almost totally meaningless. They're just as intelligent as the average fan. You're calling NFL pro scouts on teams a joke? Because among that scouting community Richardson is highly sought of and Hooker is not. Even many of the major scout analysts/outlets feel the same. I find it's only fans who highly hate on Richardson but think Hooker is some revelation. Box score numbers don't really matter. I don't have the time or will to go on a long explanation explaining why and all the finer details of it. Same with scouting QBs. It takes a lot more than just watching games and looking at the stats to scout a QB which is what the majority of fans do. That's how you end up with so many fans hyping up guys like Hooker and Duggan as top level prospects when in reality Hooker is likely a 3rd rounder and Duggan a 4th or 5th. Then they hype down guys like Levis, Richardson and McKee. 2 of which are guaranteed to be 1st round picks and McKee very likely a 2nd with a chance at the 1st.

@@djmingia0981 So do you think Richardson is better than Trask? I sure don't

@@majik_man Without a doubt. I thought and still think Trask was trash and over drafted out of desperation by Tampa. He's a statue in the pocket with a non existent arm who took advantage of a player like Pitts.

hell no. this dude is an athlete playing qb. he has terrible footwork and accuracy. he has poor vision, IQ, anticipation and decision making. fug no

@@leemelvin6514 the only thing you listed that’s accurate is footwork which is a coachable. Where did the low IQ thing come from lol???

Did you even watch the video lol

Facts bro. They need to stop hyping these mediocre QB’s.

Do y’all even watch the video lol.

check-down missed multiple times. how do you miss a 10 yard pass

Malik never showed any kind of the pocket movement or made the kind of throws that AR showed in just this one game. Never had the vision, anticipation, or decision making that again AR showed in just this one decent game. Just cuz they are both athletic and black doesn’t mean they are the same guy.