Why MICHAEL PRATT is the QB STEAL of the Draft (Who Is This Guy?) 

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I am guessing Pratt fell because NFL teams viewed him as a long-term backup, not a starter. Teams are not going to spend a high draft pick on a backup quarterback.

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I wouldn't be shocked he pushes Love out of town

Exactly!!!

Ron Wolf started that trend in the 1990s. 1994 QB camp included Brett Favre, Mark Brunell, Ty Detmer, & Kurt Warner. While some teams struggle to find one starting QB, GB had 4 in camp that year that went on to have good NFL careers. I have heard the Bears have had 36 starting quarterbacks since Brett Favre started in GB.

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@@pauliej345 Yeah ok..

One of our safeties we drafted has experience sacking Caleb as well lulz

Ha! Well Done! Go Pack Go

This is beautiful 🥹

Teach 'em young.

Im a lifelong Packer fan, but seeing this repeated so much makes me cringe. If Caleb does even remotely well, GB is going to be fighting for 3rd in North very soon. Y'all LOL'd when I said 2 years ago the Lions were going to really good. Now they are going to be division leaders for awhile; Vikings getting JJ and Bears getting Caleb is no joke cuz both these teams are trending upward both offense/defense. Packers only made playoffs cuz Kirk got hurt last year and Vikings season tanked. Jordan Love looked OK last half of season but he definitely aint a championship winning QB despite all the glazing he's getting.

I was only able to watch one game with Pratt as the starter. It seemed to me that Tulane's offense primarily revolved around short and intermediate passes, and the running game. You say he doesn't have a big arm. Is he capable of throwing 20 yard outs?

His arm strength tested better than Nix , Drake Maye and JJ . He has more speed off his wrist motion than anyone who is not Caleb or Daniels . I would say his arm is not fully developed yet more than he does not have arm strength . He has more arm than Sean Clifford .

@@tomcollins5112 He has a big arm . It is his best characteristic . He has about the same arm as Daniel Jones, Tua on a warm day, and he can outthrow Brock all day long.

@@tomcollins5112 yes. When he needs to he can make longer throw or 2. But a lot of times he will miss his spot. He’s made a-lot of great 20+ yard throws that have been dropped right in the Bucket, but other times he’s thrown some stinkers. But I think all he needs is to develop his arm a little more and he’ll be way more consistent on deeper throws.

@@jesusoftheapes I agree. The only thing is that it’s 50/50 on accuracy. His deep ball isn’t the best but definitely not the worst in the class. It’s more of accuracy and I think that was due to injury.

Ty Detmer and Mark Brunell too.

@@pete1853 and *TECHNICALLY* Kurt Warner as he was a UDFA Rookie in 1994 and was on the preseason squad for the Packers

I was just talking to someone today about all the QBs that backed up Favre and went on to be good/great somewhere else. I forgot about Ty Detmer though

Given the adjustment to the third QB rule, he still might get a chance to suit up, even if he doesn't play. A practice squad QB can be brought up and named as an inactive player. If a team's QB#1 and QB#2 are injured during the game QB#3 can play. QB#3 doesn't count against the active player limit for game day. The third QB can be returned to the practice squad and called back for the next game without being subject to waivers. This is a very good rule as teams can dress an emergency third QB and not short change a position that may be needed more during a game. You never know what may happen during a game. I hope nothing does; but you never know.

1994 GB had Brett Favre, Mark Brunell, Ty Detmer, & Kurt Warner in QB camp.

Yea, best case scenario he balls out in practice and develops for a couple years and becomes trade capital for GreenBay!

yea he was good at western ky 2100 yards 22Tds last 2 years.

As a Tulane and a Saints fan its nice to see someone actually acknowledge that Aaron Brooks had talent and was actually successful. "Saints fans" have been putting that guy down for too long.

Ask him about Brock Purdy. Nothing wrong with 3 guys who can do the job.

@@1packatak if anything seeing the Vikings last year is exactly why you invest in late round fliers. Beyond that they fell victim to the late round QB run last year. They got the best one this year

Nonsense, we drafted 11 guys this year, we can draft a QB especially in the later rounds. IF Pratt pans out to be a gem, at least we might use him for trades and such.

Main thing I saw about Clifford is that if he missed a throw, it was usually too far ahead, making him very susceptible to picks. Also looked mechanically clunky to me.

@@pabloschulman4726 honest I think most teams should draft a late round QB once a year or every other year. Especially if you got extra picks.

I'd imagine your thinking about Sam Hartman the UCF transfer to Notre Dame over hyped.. weird comparison 😂🍻

Washington sign him as a UDFA

He went to the Commanders

@@greenbay3164 what happened to Sam Howell

@@greenbay3164 redskins are building something lol they got rg3 2.0

Respectfully, Jordan Travis did only fall to the 5th round. Yes, he could have done all those things but got injured no fault to him. Before the 2023 season, Pratt, although a long shot was projected to be a first rounder, got injured in the first game and had to miss probably the biggest game of his career in Ole Miss, a game that many experts have said if he'd have started could have been a different outcome. Tulane was winning with a backup who only had 2 starts midway through the 3rd, and then I guess he forgot himself and turned the ball over three times and the Wave lost by 3 scores. Pratt was really good at protecting the ball. I say all that to give context, and yes, I am a season ticket holder for the Green Wave. So all that being said Jordan Travis will sit behind a future Hall of Famer, and a career journeyman. He still got picked higher and has to comeback from a pretty devastating injury, correct? Plus do you see him being more that 3rd string, this year? Go look at Pratt's highlights, 2022 season torched UCF, beat Cincinatti at home who was riding a 37 straight win streak at home, beat a Kansas st. team on the road and looked like the third best player on the field at the Cotton Bowl v USC. Yes he did have Spears a running back in 2022 but you can downplay the consistency at QB. Also in 2021 while displaced by a hurricane in a game that was supposed to be in New Orleans but played in Norman OK. played so well that Rattler had to be benched for Caleb Williams to give the Sooners the chance to win yet Rattler gets drafted higher than Pratt and Travis I think.

??? What did Brady run.... For a pocket passer the 40 time means nothing.

@@jackripper5270 a QB needs mobility, I didn't say anything about Tom Brady but he's a prime example, take away the refs Tom had an above average career with the refs everyone is calling him the Great, id imagine a late pick qb would have at least a lottle mobility especially in todays football

@@DevinHoyt no, not really... needs to read defenses and throw dimes... you can extend a play without running track. 40 times are great, but they aren't the be all end all to playing football.... unless your a casual, then all you care about is 40 times.

Rattler is 🗑️

“Are way more social and adjusted” Do you have a source for that statement?

​@Playsinvain source, "trust me."

Taysom Hill sucks at QB position. Good TE/FB though.

Pratt thrived on long passes, averaging 8.5 yds per pass in 2023. And he had a very good Pass Completion PCT. in 2023 (65.4%). He had only 5 INTs with 283 passing attempts in 2023.

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