He had a shit game. He's far from the only QB to have a shit game. He's not a finished product. Thankfully, we still have Stafford. End of the day, there aren't many guys who have tools like Milroe does. If McVay can help him to work through some of his shortcomings, we could have a rich man's Jalen Hurts. If McVay wants the kid, I'm with Sean.
Me too, his accuracy scares me, but if McVay feels he's worthy I am on board. Plus it would be nice to see a Ram QB run like the wind.
He would need to be trained by the same guy who fixed Josh Allen.
McShay said he needs to be told you stay out of the gym.... in other words, he is too muscled up. Needs to get back more flexibility to improve his accuracy.
Eww, lots of natural ability and a great tool set but execution has been very concerning. I trust our team but Milroe hasn't inspired me. He seemed to get less as opposed to more out of himself.
Yeah QB's a position where I don't want to see too much focus on upside. I'd rather have a dude who has some anticipation throws on film and getting through reads with pocket presence than trying to cash in the higher talent level when some of that other stuff is iffy.
That’s an interesting take. I’m good with it also. It helps that I know you generally spend a fair amount of time on QB prospects though I realize you have said you haven’t spent that much time on it with work and all. Nice run on sentence - eh?
I understand that approach, and it's generally how I feel about QBs. But I think that approach makes the most sense for QB needy teams. When you don't have time to sit and develop a QB, you need to find a guy who can grow on the field. We're in a fortunate situation. We have a veteran, Super Bowl winning QB. We can take a shot on upside, if we want.
I've watched some of them, including Milroe. Dart is the one guy I need to sit down and really watch closely. Watching the Florida game as a UF fan gave me a bad impression of him, but it's not fair to judge a QB based on one game.
I’ll add that Milroe is a smoother and more elusive runner than Hurts is. Plus he ran a 4.37 40.
I don't think McVay will be happy with a guy who needs so much work in the pass game. Just the way I project these guys under McVay, feels to me like the QB has to have that grasp of shit and processing and ability to win from the pocket. Then if he's got the run ability from there so be it.
If they really want him, I could see them shipping a #2 next year to move up into the teens.
You may be right. Milroe has a ways to go. Maybe the thirty visit is to explore how much he can absorb and how fast he can do it.
Opportunity cost though... If Milroe hits and is a franchise QB caliber player, he's worth 4 first round picks. Campbell hits and is a top 3 ILB in the league and is still only worth about a second round pick to most teams. Just something to take into consideration when you're having these conversations.
