C.J. Stroud (Ohio State QB) vs Michigan 2022 

That throw at 3:18 was exceptional, that is a big time NFL throw

Cj should have like 6 or 7 TDs but the these receivers sold the game

Stroud haters will literally be like “go watch the Michigan game” like he wasn’t damn near flawless in this game

This is the problem with OSU quarterbacks. They are see it throw it guy’s. This Michigan defense gave him nothing to see. That is more of what you see in the NFL. That being said he made a handful of NFL throws in this game. I don’t see him taking the league by storm. IMO he will be an okay qb but I don’t see superstar.

With all the talk I’ve heard about CJ stroud I came here expecting to see him play horribly and honestly he played awesome. His receivers gave him no help this game my god

If this is what I get when I’m looking for “lowlights” on Stroud… man… dude was on target 95% of the time. Pics came on somewhat desperation plays on passes that hit receivers hands. Make your move, Colts! Go get him!

He has a great arm and makes accurate throws, release is fairly quick. He kind of shies away from any sign of contact, he still made the throws while doing so in this game, but that won't fly in the NFL. Sometimes makes off-balanced throws when it isn't necessary to do so. 7:43 he should have recognized the Seam throw pre-snap, should have dumped it off to the RB when nothing else was available....that entire play was his low-point of the game. He's still shouldn't fall out of the top 10

You never hear Michigan fans slander CJ. That kid is a baller, the issue is Ryan Day!

Footwork is terrible. Great progression through reads. Doesn't whip out the ball at an NFL level (due to bad footwork). Fails to climb the pocket and often throws on his backfoot when no defenders are threatening him. Great habit of looking off defenders when he needs to. Very accurate with the football and decent measurables. Forces 'hospital' passes especially with check-downs. Overall, late first round or early second round prospect. Bad footwork and pocket management KILLS you in the NFL, especially on to a bad team when you are going to pressured almost every play. Can you imagine him on the Texans? Not going to be pretty. Can you imagine him on the Titans? Potential ROTY.

WRs dropped a lot of catchable passes in this game.

I don't get it. Why people say CJ is trash? Honestly, most of his throws have great touch, accuracy and timing. He wasn't the reason of their loss vs Michigan although he took all the blame on the press conference as a great leader should. And you should know I'm not an Ohio State fan at all

Watching this, I feel better about how he played. Threw the ball well. 1 TO worthy play. First half there were a lot of drops by his PCs. Would like him to speed his feet up in the pocket to get out faster instead of looking down field. 7 out of 10 game. A + game for scouting

Great arm talent and pocket passer he refuses to use his legs which makes defense a lot easier

He played awful

Most of the game he had forever to throw. Made perhaps a couple of impressive throws. There nothing here that is like the NFL.

He simply played okay. Some brilliant throws with his great touch, but some very questionable pocket awareness, as well as a number of random misfires you wouldn't expect. He played alright, but not well enough to win on this day against a great team like Michigan.

Every GM in the NFL: Uhhh yeah, no. 0:09 😂

Wow, all i can take away is that this kid can play

As a neutral fan (well not really I hate both of these teams and think the Big Ten is garbage but you get my point) I gotta say it's embarrassing for OSU to lose to basically an inferior program in Michigan in back to back years especially by double digits each time. OSU recruits at a level where they shouldn't lose to any team in their conference but they have a ton of close games to lesser programs and obviously the two losses that I'm speaking of. Super embarrassing and I don't think it will change until they fire their coaches except Brian Hartline

He needs to use the check Down and set up the deep ball

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byrce young is 10x better than him

Great pocket passer but I would like see him just be a little , just a little more mobile especially if the pocket breaks down. Give him a good o line and some weapons and he will do major damage at the NFL level. Btw but he needs to go to a good NFL organization though , houston and detroit not fit for him but I do think the colts are a perfect fit for him.

Nice try by the ref's calling forward progress @8:27 when everyone can clearly hear that the whistle didn't blow until the ball was rolling by the ref's feet🙄. That's OK because interceptions are more fun😎

He had an amazing game this shouldnt have hurt his heisman. A lot of drops and amazing plays by TTUN’s defense and OSU’s defense inability to make a stop the entire 2nd half

Finally looked at this game!! People are so stupid to blame him for this game! He balled

Just tell this man to run just a couple times on wide open lanes to take the safeties from the middle of the field

If the check down isn’t there run the ball , bring the line backers and safeties up

No way this is his worst game and people think he shouldn’t go too 5

he has so much time given by his o-line

just not a first round talent - was supported by superior receivers all year

This dude bout to be a pro bowl QB

Good throw from C.J.

I hope the Texans take him with the 1st pick.

Why are y'all making these excuses for Stroud? You don't cut Will Levis any slack.

I don't know if it's bias or wanting to look for positives but what about his play says he should be picked no 2 overall? He plays like a mid round pick. Doesn't scan field quickly. Has loads of time to pass and still picks the check down more often than not. He looks so average. Has a nice soft touch pass but so did loads of qbs coming out of college. It's very likely that he will be at best a top 20 qb in nfl and potentially not good at all because of his slow processing on top of nfl pass rushes and better corners.

He makes bad decisions very often. He'll get torn apart in the NFL. Plenty of open receivers but he couldn't see them. Big play making ability yes, great arm yes, talented yes, but without that oline he's nothing special. Has to much time to play around in the backfield and never sees his open reads and always checks down by the line of scrimmage even on 3rd down?

this all the film & last year film vs michigan is need to know he not a 1 round pick

I used to live in Ohio back in 05-06. And back then the only Ohio sports team you could root for were the OSU Buckeyes and the Cleveland Cavaliers. So needless to say I’m still a Buckeyes fan