Rich Eisen: What Michael Penix Jr’s Combine Means for His NFL Draft Stock | The Rich Eisen Show 

If he can read a defense to know WHERE to throw those beautiful passes he will be a winner.

@@Oldjohn52 Most offenses are set up to read two quick progressions and get rid of the ball. I don't think he is capable of throwing a pass behind his receivers! Every throw is either in stride or "turn on the jets little girl, because you're sprinting for the end zone."

yeah. unfortunately his injury history will drive him down the board. itll be a shame if mccarthy gets drafted higher

​@@xavierarambula315Mcarthy is younger and good. Will be a great QB. Mccarthy will be a Justin Herbert type QB.

@@xavierarambula315 Any GM who likes his job won't let him slide outside of the top 10.

His ribs were injured for a good chunk of the season, but he played anyway, since he passed up the draft last year and didn't want to waste his chance.

Agree. No one that WATCHED him the last 2 years. Literally absolute chaos around him and no busy feat he'll either sling it or evade and sling it

To hell with his injury history? 😂😂😂😂. Uh no

Jackson ,Moon all over again

NO!!!!! We want to JJ McCarthy. Sorry for yelling I am way in the back with this one

⁠@@snoochiebuchie8214no we do not want McCarthy lmao

​@@snoochiebuchie8214Yeah JJ gna make a great backup for some team ...... Someday. Not Seattle.🙄

@@khunigan so true.

JJ gives me Brody Croyle vibes 🤣🤣🤣

I'm just concerned about his history of injuries.

​@MichaelWalker-wu2pq he hasn't had a serious injury in over two seasons. He's going to be 5 years into his NFL career, no major injuries and people are still gonna be saying that he's injury prone. smh.

Teams are worried about his injury history

I remember a QB two years ago during the draft that everyone was calling a winner...Desmond Ridder. I could care less that someone only lost a game or two during their amateur playing days. That is such a meaningless stat.

As long as he don’t get hit. Nobody questions his playing ability. The question is his durability. Falcon fans would go nuts if he gets hurt as a first rounder.

he is. but do these scouts know much about QB play? i mean brady and purdy slipped so far

TRUE BUT BRADY A 3X CHEATER AND PURDY AINT DOING THAT WITHOUT THE 49ERS💯

I'm with ya. I'm a Raider fan living in WA too and have seen all his games. The man can sling the football.

As a Raiders fan who has watched him since his time at IU I hope he stays healthy. Dude is the best qb in the draft but injuries are a thing.

Same same! Came up from the Bay 3 years ago! I hope we get Penix! ☠️☠️☠️

@@anticonse I retired from the military and stayed here, but I’m from the Bay as well! Oakland!!! It’s why I became a Raiders fan!

Agree. He's gonna be a steal in the draft

@@Nighthawk-8050 If he goes down the list as far as they say, he sure will be. I've had him at 1, or 2 qb all season. These other guys that Dan O'Dummy and others keep talking about are like JV players compared to Penix. Lol

I'm hoping he falls to my Giants in the 2nd round. Move up in the late 1st if he's there.

I have to agree with you. Daniels is my number two.

No disrespect to Mccarthy but Penix is the better qb

Penix won’t be available at round 2

Stafford and Rodgers were not pocket passers. They were mobile, could throw on the run, and extend plays. What do you define as a pocket passer?

@@dawgpost90 I'd define it as lacking a vertical running threat. Of course QB draw and the improvised "it's man coverage and I've got thirty years of grass in front of me" plays will exist with everyone, but I don't think QB run-option was ever in the playbook for Stafford or Rodgers. I'll admit I haven't watched their entire NFL careers, but, in any of my passing attention, I was never struck by their speed. Allen is the Bills' RB1 almost, Mahomes and Jackson speak for themselves, Burrow/Tua/Lawrence/Herbert can run QB option. It's going to be interesting to see how the playstyle of these guys develop as they age -- Russell Wilson might be an interesting test case in that regard. Current Burrow might be my weakest example here but the spread concepts he showed off at LSU definitely aid the argument. Bottom line is we're still several years away from making true assessments of any of these players and I very well could be proven wrong by then, but Stafford, Rodgers, Cousins, Flacco, and Carr all hail from the days of traditional quarterbacking, and I think there's been a distinct shift in the last decade where that type of player has become *nearly* extinct.

He'd be #1. He pretty much single handedly beat Ohio State with a mediocre IU team years ago.

Decision making is his BIGGEST strength, what are you taking about? Oh, I see. In YOUR eyes, that's not SUPPOSED to be a strength, just "slinging". Gotcha👌🏽

I see that happening

@@thegloreferee1588 I sure hope so, because that guy can really play QB, that dude makes big throws in clutch time like no other in this draft class, considering that Washington played in numerous close games this past season

Raiders is my bet.

I would love that or Bo Nix. It doesn't look good for them to get any of those guys. I see about seven teams that can be looking at taking a quarterback. If not for the immediate, it's to stash away to replace someone within a year or two.

YES LAWD!!

you can get him 33-36 lol