The 2023 Draft

I know this example doesn't paint him in a good light, but defenses in the NFL are going to be really good.

 

His stats from the last game at FSU.
I'll give a hard pass.

C/ATT YDS AVG TD INT QBR
Anthony Richardson 9/27 198 7.3 3 1 61.1

Again, I'm no pro scout and have never played the game at a high level, but someone fill me in on why this young man would ever make an NFL QB.

 

I watched the game. In the first half he was unbelievable. In the second, a bunch of incompletions were drops and great defense. He went something like 0-12 in the second hand before finally completing one.

 

Unbelievable?
I didn't watch the game, but he might have been decent, maybe good, may even had done some great plays in the first half.
What plays did he do that were just really unbelievable in your eyes?
I do admit that he threw for 3 TDs in his 9 completions is way above average.
Then again, while being odd is still not unbelievable.
I find the stat of Kelce, the Chief's TE had 5 TDs in a game while only totaling 25 yards for the game a weird stat as well.
Lets not put him up there with Taysom Hill yet.

 

The passes he completed were things of beauty, that's what I meant.

 

I understand that Travis, the FSU QB had some great runs.

 

That guy would be a top pick if he was accurate at all. He was really impressive.

 

That is one of the same thoughts I had about Richardson.

 

Kiper Jr., who's one of the top NFL Draft analysts on ESPN, has Will Levis as his top quarterback, not Bryce Young or CJ Stroud. Kiper Jr. has Young and STroud round out his top three, and then has Florida quarterback Anthony Richardson as his QB4.

 

Kiper promised to quit if Jimmy Clausen wasn't a franchise QB in this league.