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He's also an ambidextrous TD machine.

The bust factor, that's something I'm concerned about. I hope Peters will make the right choice, I don't want Trey Lance 2.0. In the mean time good luck to him because this is a huge reponsability and dilemna. QB analysts are better than ever, but the draft is a different beast

ESPN’s Mike Greenberg asserts that the reigning Heisman Trophy winner from LSU may not be on the Commanders’ radar when everything is said and done.

I wish he would be eating his slice of humble pie talking about his future team rather than himself and his personal goals. By the way good luck to him because NFL isn't college and they are many guys that will come to give him a warm and hard welcome.

2024 NFL draft: Mel Kiper's favorite prospects at every position I like the impressive Washington OL, Stover and Means.

I was not a Brady fan, but I recognize his superior relentless will to win, he would stop at nothing to get even the tiniest edge over his opponents.

If we select him, that's going to be a huge boost for their social network account. I'm also wondering if Adam Peters had a conversation with Jim Harbaugh ? As you mentioned I really like the ability of a QB to be able to read defenses properly and to call his plays. I've always favored brain and mindset over physical traits.

Fwiw and credible ?

https://nfltraderumors.co/nfc-rumors-jayden-daniels-j-j-mccarthy-commanders-cowboys-giants/ JLC thinks analytics will make them select JJ McCarthy

Maybe he should go back to Florida for another rub and tug ?

https://www.espn.com/video/clip/_/id/39962373

2024 NFL mock draft: Scouts predict the top 10 picks 2. Washington Commanders Projected pick from an AFC national scout: Drake Maye, QB, North Carolina Here's the first surprise of the mini-mock, with our scout assigned to the No. 2 pick opting for Maye over LSU's Jayden Daniels. Maye is No. 9 on my board, while Daniels is No. 5 overall. "Maye has more upside," said the scout. "I question Daniels' ability to play in condensed spaces." Another consideration for the scout making the pick? Maye's ability to make throws with pressure in his face and absorb the impact of free pass-rushers in the North Carolina passing game. He threw 10 touchdown passes (tied for seventh in the nation) when pressured in 2023. Maye (6-foot-4, 223 pounds) is often compared to Justin Herbert, and his vertical passing ability would no doubt fit well with wide receivers Terry McLaurin and Jahan Dotson in Washington.

I think he is exagerating, but I must confess his ceiling is high. This is him talking about Pop. (in english)

@Skinsinparadise is faster than wifi, he's got automated keyboard.

I like him, he could be a steal. https://thedraftnetwork.com/2023/12/28/cam-hart-scouting-report-nfl-draft-2024