The 5 Best Quarterbacks In The 2023 NFL Draft 

I think if someone let's him sit a year instead of throwing them straight to the wolves, Levis has the tools to become the next Josh Allen. Kid really reminds me of Allen coming out. Same criticisms just plays for a worse team in a tough conference.

​@@donivanhummel3106 Levis is a bust.

@@BigRW we'll see lol. Predicting Qb success is virtually impossible. Nobody knows how someone is going to handle the adjustment in speed. All you can go on is if they have the tools to be successful and he does. If you played against SEC defensive lines while being protected by a Kentucky offensive line, I think the speed adjustment shouldn't be as difficult as it is for most. Only time will tell. One thing I'm certain of is I'd bet on Levis being a success story far sooner than I'd bet on Young. Kid is too small and playing behind that Bama line has let him develop the dangerous tendency to hold the ball far too long. If he plays like that in the NFL he's going to have a very short career.

@@BigRW the last Qb I made a legit prediction on could still go either way. I was big on Jordan Love coming out and GB did exactly what I thought he needed to be successful. Guessing we'll find out if I was right on that one too. Lol

@@donivanhummel3106 He's got the physical tools, and he makes some nice throws, but he's a poor decision maker under pressure. He's probably thrown more pick sixes than any college QB I've seen.

That’s gonna be Stetson Bennett

DTR. Bet on it

Keep an eye on Jaren Hall

Jake Haener

DTR from UCLA is my best bet

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LJ is out of Baltimore, we should go for Levis, we trade patrick queen for a high caliber WR, we already have dobbings, healthy o-line, andrews, we need someone that can throw the ball. So yeah, please take Richardson, I want Levis available for us, although you guys will probably go for young.

Yeah come to think of it only Justin herbert and josh Allen where boom or bust qbs who succeeded

@@MooseSports17 true, and Josh didnt even play to his full potential last year without Daboll. Just too much of a risk in my opinion and a bad situation makes it even worse, which is why I already feel sorry for whoever goes to Indy at 4th overall

If Hooker sits for a year or 2 he’ll be 27 when he first starts

I think Levis is gonna fall, I just don’t see a fit for him, like Young and Stroud for 1 and 2 and like Richardson to the Colts, think the raiders shouldn’t pull the trigger on Levis and just improve the defense

@@MooseSports17 Mahomes, Lamar, Jalen hurts

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Ignorant take on Young he will not bust at all unless he has injuries left and right

@@lightlysalted8874 Call me Heisenberg

@@oilyseal1287 The best ability is availability

I don’t think you know what a boom or bust prospect is. Bryce Young’s fundamentals and field vision are way too good to have any real faith that he’s gonna not be at least a starter level qb. Will Levis is the boom or bust here easily. His fundamentals are trash but he has a nuclear bomb for a right arm and shows flashes of intense greatness between periods of inaccuracy and boneheaded decisions. He’s either going to be the next Zach Wilson or the next Josh Allen and there’s no in between.

They also said Jamarcus Russell was a talented prospect😂.

@@Bootyeater999 That's what I am talking about. It's hard to predict these Jekyll and Hyde prospects. An Andrew Luck or a Trevor Lawrence doesn't always come for the taking.

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Thank you Trevor!

It's horrible

it means average qb who can do well with a good team built around him. in other words not what you want out of a top-5 pick.

@@UserName-ts3sp you do understand jared Goff was top 5 last year.

@@Bootyeater999 like i said, he can play well when there’s a good supporting cast but won’t carry a team. even last year he was inconsistent but got hot late

CfL player

@@justinterry2926 rams

Yeah a 26 year old rookie is best value 😂

@@setalight7290 First of all, he just turned 25 in January 2023, not 26. Also, his maturity level is much higher than the other guys and he comes at a much better value. You can get him much later in the draft and he was on fire before getting injured. SMH, people forget real fast. It might help to look what he did while with Tennessee and it's not like quarterbacks aren't playing well into their 30's and beyond. 🤫🤐

@@notsosilentmajority1 who cares dude he doesn't even run a pro style at Tennessee, nobody is picking him up and winning, also next years class is better than this years by a long shot, wasted pick to use on Brandon weedon

@@setalight7290 Well, we'll have to wait and see. The draft is almost here and then we'll see what happens after that. We don't know who may or many not get playing time.

@@notsosilentmajority1 huge mistake id rather trade back or take Anderson if he falls

You are the goat Tito 🐐

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I've had similar comps I agree. I would put Richardson 1A Bryce 1B in my personal opinion tho

I think CJs ceiling is really high and he could be an elite pocket passer if he continues to ride the momentum from the georgia game

Facts. I’d probably put CJ as more of a reverse Kirk Cousins. He shines when there’s the brightest lights and he’s could be about kirks skill level

@@Joshknowsball0 yeah I like Richardson a lot as a prospect. I think he’s not as raw as most people make him out to be and can contribute day 1 as like a day as like how the saints used Taysom Hill. That being said he’s still a risk being that his footwork and mechanics are still pretty raw and if I didn’t have a bridge quarterback to start infront of AR I’d pick Bryce all day over him

By the time Geno’s contract is up, Hendon Hooker would be 28.

As a lions fan. They should definitely pass on Richardson at 5 and take Hooker in the second instead. (Please let Richardson fall to 6)

@@goatpower321 definitely something that is a concern for the Seahawks, but after one year of Geno’s contract they have an out on his contract if they absolutely think they need it

I’m definitely betting on Hooker being the best of the bunch. Just got a special feeling about him

Goff and cousins not top 12 maybe top 20

the thing is they’re not going to elevate a team, and isnt that what you want out of a top-5 pick?

the good news is that the two teams picking 1/2 don’t have horrible o-lines

@@UserName-ts3sp carolina is great, above average for sure. If CJ was going to do well, that would be one of the teams he's got to want to be picked by. But Houston's O-line did not perform well in any of the pass blocking statistics. Average pocket time was tied for 7th worst. Pressure rate allowed was 11th worst, Allowed the 5th most hits on their qb, even though they faced an average number of blitzs, Usually a team with the 5th lowest number of drop backs by % doesn't allow that many pressures, but, they are picking 2nd overall for good reason.

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I watched Stroud in the playoff game against Georgia this year and he looked great. I also looked back at Fields sugar bowl against Clemson and he looked just as good. This is looking mostly at the passing game. Fields has had to use his speed to survive last season, and I’m not sure how Stroud will look with a below average supporting cast either in Carolina or Houston.

His production was horrid in college

Dont think so. Have Hooker sit a year or two and watch him being a starter, something that, I feel, at least one of the two of Levis and Richardson wont be anymore at that point

@@fr3ezy238 I have no confidence in Levis developing at the next level tbh, but I don’t think Hooker will either. If I had to bet on either Hooker or McKee turning into a solid starter, it would be Hooker. However I think that McKee’s play style, and with where his game is, he has a higher likelihood of being a long term backup in the league

​@@fr3ezy238 so your saying by the time he becomes a starter he'll be almost 27 or 28

@@gcsgamingcommunity4087 okay I see, thats some reasoning I can get behind

I don't see much Wilson in Levis. Wilson loved bailing out of the pocket and going off-script and I don't really see that with Levis. Also, Wilson played an RPO system while Levis played in a pro-style offfense. I see a lot more Carson Wentz in Levis. All the physical gifts but inconsistencies around decision-making and accuracy.

super seniors and extra eligibility. hooker was a super senior, pickett was a super senior, levis was a redshirt senior

Levis is a bust

Terrible takw

@@lightlysalted8874 not at all…will Levis loses against shitty schools…DTR>Levis

@@oilyseal1287 Me when I don’t watch film

@@oilyseal1287 ahahahahahahahaha

@@lightlysalted8874 Dorian Thompson Robinson is gonna have a much better career than Will Levis I don’t even understand the hype around him sure he’s got a cannon but so do other quarterbacks in this class maybe not to the extent he does but they can put the ball where they want to

You could say the same about Stroud based on his film too because Dawand Jones and Paris Johnson Jr are 1st round OL men

@@JayJay-ku8gp I'm not as worried about Stroud because he has a quicker release and a bigger frame to take the punishment while he's adjusting to speed difference. If someone gives him time to develop and sit a year behind a veteran, I think Levis has the tools to develop into a Josh Allen level Qb

@@donivanhummel3106 I don't think Levis will do well in the NFL myself nor Richardson or Hooker

@@JayJay-ku8gp out of the 5 the only ones I see having the potential to be solid are Stroud and Levis if he's allowed to develop slowly. If he starts too soon he could lose his confidence because he's not ready yet. He really reminds me of Allen a lot. Richardson is interesting too, but would need to be developed kind of the way Hurts was. He's not a sure thing but he's definitely interesting. Qb evaluation is the hardest of all the positions because it's just a different game in terms of speed. It's hard to determine who is dedicated enough to put in the work in the film room to successfully make the jump. All you can do is go based on potential and I see quite a bit in those 3. Hooker is likely a backup. I like that Levis is going from a situation where he had to get the job done against SEC talent when he was working with UK talent. He was forced to make the quick reads and the timing difference should affect him less than any of the others. I mean if you can beat Florida with Kentucky's talent you have potential plus he looks good in drills.

CJ does not have the pocket presence of burrow at all

If bryce’s floor is Tua’s ceiling then Bryce is already an MVP contender when healthy,

@@Beefy_McWhatnow he definitely showed flashes of it in Georgia game so the potential is there

I would take the 30% Chance

Bennett is a backup qb at best thats why

@@BobBob-eb4io Bob you'll see and you'll understand its levels to this NFL shit 😭💯💯🤦🏾‍♂️

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@@JayJay-ku8gp They have NO chance because they are only judged by being Athletic. Not on demonstrating the skills required to be an NFL QB. If you want comparisons to both I can provide them. They lack the 3 inches between their ears to do the job.

@@bitemenow609 ok why young and levis maybe rest no?

@@JayJay-ku8gp I think both of them are high risk. But they came from good football schools that have produced good QBs in the past. Young is smart. Levis had a Great junior year, before he lost all his receivers for this past year. I do not like any of these QBs in this class. I would not take any of them this high. Maybe Young and Levis turn out OK but will be nothing special.

@@bitemenow609 hmm interesting take. I think Young might be a potential bust and Stroud if he can adapt well under pressure he'll be good but that's up to him. AD has to pray he can develop as a passer in the NFL to succeed. To be honest though most QBs I've seen have come from the smaller schools than power houses of late.

Slept on I like the fact he’s played a lot of football too.

@@Bootyeater999 yesss and has gotten consistently better year to year