This is arguably the most impressive game out of all the QBs in this year's class had sure the kid is raw but if I had trust in my staff to coach him up and myself as a GM to put the right pieces around him I would most certainly take him top 5 the risk is very much worth the potential reward.
@@THEYTHINKTHEYAREGODS not even close yet you can only name one game better? Was there another guy that had a 500+ total yard game against a top 10 team last season or? Also I said arguably I didn’t say it WAS the best game
The more I see, the more I love him. He's way better upstairs than he's given credit for, all I see that's a red flag is the footwork. I'm gonna go on record and say, given he lands in a good spot, he'll be the best QB in the 23 Draft class in 5 years time
hes so athletic but you can tell hes trying to throw first. yeah there were some misses but his receivers also suck and a lot of missed passes were because of poor routes/drops.
I think the best fit for him would be the raiders seahawks or rams. He could sit for atleast a year behind Geno Jimmy G or Stafford and learn some of the things he needs to be successful. If he goes to the Colts or Panthers its going to be tough.
@@micaiahbowman1900nd Richardson wouldn’t start immediately. Although Minshew isn’t elite by any stretch, he’s good enough to start the first 5-7 games with AR sprinkled in on a few plays before taking over completely.
Great talent, he just have to learn to scan the whole field and not stare one read down. Also learn that every pass doesn’t have to be a bullet, some throws were completely off because he wanted to zip it when he didn’t need too
idk what these pundits are seeing in Richardson saying hes raw and hes only toolsy. This man has so much nuance to his game and pocket awareness and presence. He rivals Bryce and i think a tad better than Stroud in that regard. Given his tools right now i have him ranked as my QB1 although they are all very close.
Completely agree. The knock about being raw and inaccurate is widly overblown. He's a first year starter in the SEC with a bad offensive line who only threw 9 interceptions all season...
I’ll say this, the guy was pressured most of the game. He did miss some throws and as a colts fan I think this can be taught. His Pocket presence is elite and if he can get his accuracy up for the short throws he will be an elite NFL QB.
Bryce Young gets a clean pocket every play and people think he's a god at 60% completion. Richardson has no clean pockets and people freak out that he missed some throws. Proof that most people's analysis of quarterbacking is determined by how good the O line play is.
Seems like he knows where to go with the ball for majority of the reads.. whenever he throws after the last step of his drop its a good to great throw.. just need to clean up the footwork ..
If he can figure out how to be consistent throwing he will be dangerous. Good project as he has the presence and the arm. He needs to work on accuracy and a little mechanics
His team consistently lets him down by the look of things. Dropping passes, giving up flash pressure. His coaches didn't help him either by keeping him in the pocket on play action instead of rolling him out. To his credit he has one or two things he does that other teams can't adequately defend. He'll be a monster in the red zone, for sure.
I. like this quarterback right here for him to hopefully get drafted by the Dallas Cowboys because for to or three reasons why .I like him number one is because he have the same first name as me Anthony to is because he play the same position like Dak Prescott meaning that he it's not just a pocket quarterback he gets mobile quarterback three is acting he could be the next quarterback kid lead the Dallas Cowboys to a Superbowl championship in the future .
No disrespect......he's already a better passer than Jalen Hurts and he's faster. This kid is a Hybrid of Patrick Mahomes in the pocket and when he breaks the pocket and designed runs he's vision is the Lamar Jackson. This kid is the Best QB in the draft.
@@hombrealfisti3997 drew brees and russel wilson were short qb and they didnt have problem with that (i know wilson right now is trash). But why is size important for a qb? Just to have better vision?
Not his best game, which makes it one of the best games to evaluate a player. A lot of his issues comes down to raw mechanics, it seems. If he has the mind and will to learn how to perfect his craft, there's nothing Lamar Jackson, Jalen Hurts, or even Josh Allen can do that Richardson can't emulate. Might be a player the Saints should look at...assuming we get a real head coach next year...
@@thelatino-wq4zy That’s Dalton. He’s serviceable enough and we might even go after whatever you call Jimmy Garopollo. But that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t also draft someone.
I see it differently. His accuracy isn’t great. But not terrible. His main problem and something that his coaches in the NFL will tell him is that not every throw needs to be a fast ball. He needs to work on touch. But my goodness his skill set is wild. He’ll need a half a year to sit and learn, but pair him with a good offense minded coach and you got something
I actually think his accuracy on mid to short passes is good. A lot of his throws tend to force the receiver to run to them or slow to get them, but there is a reason. A lot of his throws are into looks where his receivers will get hit and he's throwing them into safer catching lanes. It shows that he's smart AND accurate. BUT he is not good on deep balls. Throws some head scratchers there. But I like what I see from him. For me any round 1 QB needs to have a super power and he has 4 super powers: 1.) Insane pocket presence 2.) Insanely sharp decisions on ball placement (short and mid) 3.) Super skilled scramble ability 4.) A great side arm throw If I was a team, I'd grab him and dev him, round 1 pick based on how quick he processes and the skills I named.
@@GatorDrew727 I agree with the miss throws, but now if he gets more spread instead of pistol he will be more consistent. The open throws has to come with time
@@detroit4life1000 54% completion percentage? Fucking please. Howell had a game where he threw for 550 passing yards with 6 touchdowns 71% completion percentage while leading a comeback victory
@@erichuffman6665 So caught up on the 54% you missed the 520 yards and 4 TDs. Typical cynic who thinks he knows football but doesn't know what he is watching
Man I wanna like him but lots of work needed with his footwork etc it all comes down to his work ethic and mental capacity and a team letting him sit for a year or two
@kennopalus Idk what you mean by this? One guy tore his leg and had a good camp, the other didn't exactly have an elite support cast... Also, NFL teams drafted Christian Ponder, Deshon Kizer, and Josh Rosen....so again...idk what you mean by lesson learned....
4:15 This play alone makes me believe he can make it in the NFL
Your right!
4:34 was ridiculous awareness
At the 2:20 mark Richardson makes a nice connection but look at that play closer for a other 5 yards ahead of the receiver is no. 4 who is wide open.
ball explodes out of his hand. He's next
his pocket presence and movement within the pocket is great. You can't teach it. great arm.
He be great NFL pocket awareness at 20 he move in Pocket like Peyton Manning 😂
That throw at 11:59 is ridiculous
Holy crap! Josh-Allen-esque!
Yup
Drill baby drill
I know the 4:38 isn’t flashy but shifting left and then right and then firing an accurate throw is insane poise and pocket movement
Dude, that was some Peyton Manning type crap that the throw was amazing.
His pocket awarness reminds me of dehaun when he was younger. keeps the eyes down the field while stepping up and navigating a messy pocket.
Actual QB1
This is arguably the most impressive game out of all the QBs in this year's class had sure the kid is raw but if I had trust in my staff to coach him up and myself as a GM to put the right pieces around him I would most certainly take him top 5 the risk is very much worth the potential reward.
Dude Did you see CJ Stroud against Georgia??? This isn't even close to a top performance by any QB this year
@@THEYTHINKTHEYAREGODS not even close yet you can only name one game better? Was there another guy that had a 500+ total yard game against a top 10 team last season or? Also I said arguably I didn’t say it WAS the best game
His stats were ok, but Florida wins this game if he makes 4/7 wide open throws he just didn’t even think to look for.
@@SCBlueDevil Bryce Young had more impressive game than this. You didn't even watch this game to see all the 3 and outs and missed open receivers.
His accuracy is a major hole
The more I see, the more I love him. He's way better upstairs than he's given credit for, all I see that's a red flag is the footwork. I'm gonna go on record and say, given he lands in a good spot, he'll be the best QB in the 23 Draft class in 5 years time
He had no protection from his line.
Dude can't throw an out route to save his lofe
hes so athletic but you can tell hes trying to throw first. yeah there were some misses but his receivers also suck and a lot of missed passes were because of poor routes/drops.
I think the best fit for him would be the raiders seahawks or rams. He could sit for atleast a year behind Geno Jimmy G or Stafford and learn some of the things he needs to be successful. If he goes to the Colts or Panthers its going to be tough.
The colts would actually be a great spot we have the right head coach to mold him he did it with Herbert and jalen hurts last year
@@micaiahbowman1900nd Richardson wouldn’t start immediately. Although Minshew isn’t elite by any stretch, he’s good enough to start the first 5-7 games with AR sprinkled in on a few plays before taking over completely.
Great talent, he just have to learn to scan the whole field and not stare one read down. Also learn that every pass doesn’t have to be a bullet, some throws were completely off because he wanted to zip it when he didn’t need too
Yeah! All he has to do is learn… the hardest parts of being good at the position. 😆
No QB draws for me .. Coach
Thank you
idk what these pundits are seeing in Richardson saying hes raw and hes only toolsy. This man has so much nuance to his game and pocket awareness and presence. He rivals Bryce and i think a tad better than Stroud in that regard. Given his tools right now i have him ranked as my QB1 although they are all very close.
I think he’s a lot better than ppl think look at some of them play calls their awful
Completely agree. The knock about being raw and inaccurate is widly overblown. He's a first year starter in the SEC with a bad offensive line who only threw 9 interceptions all season...
@@Necrofinowa Come back and say that in five years when he's been proven to be a total bust.
@@joeterzio7175 You hope that you don’t know shit
@@joeterzio7175 Was that supposed to be an argument
when he settled in, he was clicking. fumble killed the momentum & the OL was no help. AR15 definitely got talent
Detroit we here
A lot of quarterback needy teams in the draft. Don't be surprised to see Richardson drafted rather high. Good time to turn pro for him.
I’ll say this, the guy was pressured most of the game. He did miss some throws and as a colts fan I think this can be taught. His Pocket presence is elite and if he can get his accuracy up for the short throws he will be an elite NFL QB.
He has a ways to go to be elite. I hope we drafted whoever 4 on Florida is. They had chemistry.
He does miss alot of short to medium passes. I'm nervous but this guy has potential
Good runner, terrible passer. Not gonna win too many games throwing 24/44
Next year as a junior this team gonna be really talented.
You think he’s staying ?
@@trell25 totally, he need's to prove More if he wants to be a 1rst or 2 rounder
@@corona8741 New mock drafts still have him going top 10. He’s improved his last 2 games. I guess we will see
0% chance he plays another season of college ball.
@@isxxch :(
12:10
Bryce Young gets a clean pocket every play and people think he's a god at 60% completion. Richardson has no clean pockets and people freak out that he missed some throws. Proof that most people's analysis of quarterbacking is determined by how good the O line play is.
They look at numbers more than game tape, absolutely
U mustve not watched bama this year, bryce scrambled a lot
Seems like he knows where to go with the ball for majority of the reads.. whenever he throws after the last step of his drop its a good to great throw.. just need to clean up the footwork ..
Agreeeed
Wow he's crazy inaccurate I wish he stayed in school to work on that
Welcome to Detroit baby!!
What pick
@@tudk4366 11
You shouldn’t want him. Dude is buns
@@erichuffman6665 Who goff
@@tudk4366 nah Richardson. Dude is cheeks. I wouldn’t take him with a third rounder
If he can figure out how to be consistent throwing he will be dangerous. Good project as he has the presence and the arm. He needs to work on accuracy and a little mechanics
goodness his WRs and OL were bad
I don’t see how he is a top pick I know teams are desperate but still he’s too raw should have stayed another year.
4 is an impressive receiver
His team consistently lets him down by the look of things. Dropping passes, giving up flash pressure. His coaches didn't help him either by keeping him in the pocket on play action instead of rolling him out.
To his credit he has one or two things he does that other teams can't adequately defend. He'll be a monster in the red zone, for sure.
Elite pocket movement. Dude had nothing around him. His accuracy is Shakey but if this guy ends up with Brian Daboll he'll be a all pro
Brian Daboll is taken : )
Wouldve been a smarter move for the Giants than Jones
@@prophetmaster4997 That would require Richardson hitting the higher end of his potential, whereas Jones is already there.
Could have been a 1st rd pick as a tight end lol
agreed. the most physically gifted qb that has ever entered the league
I. like this quarterback right here for him to hopefully get drafted by the Dallas Cowboys because for to or three reasons why .I like him number one is because he have the same first name as me Anthony to is because he play the same position like Dak Prescott meaning that he it's not just a pocket quarterback he gets mobile quarterback three is acting he could be the next quarterback kid lead the Dallas Cowboys to a Superbowl championship in the future .
He ain’t goin to no damn Dallas gtfoh 😂
No thank you
I hope David Tepper is watching, make him a Panther.
We need a coach first
Lions 😂
Colts
I hope so , will Levis is not better than this guy
@@panditas7679 not a good fit, really. your team needs a pro-ready QB. Bryce Young for sure, maybe CJ Stroud with coaching.
Jalen Hurts 2.0
No disrespect......he's already a better passer than Jalen Hurts and he's faster. This kid is a Hybrid of Patrick Mahomes in the pocket and when he breaks the pocket and designed runs he's vision is the Lamar Jackson. This kid is the Best QB in the draft.
@@hombrealfisti3997 bryce young has entered the chat
@@panditas7679 PFFFFFTT........not really. To small.......scouts will have a feild day with his lack of size.
@@hombrealfisti3997 drew brees and russel wilson were short qb and they didnt have problem with that (i know wilson right now is trash). But why is size important for a qb? Just to have better vision?
@@hombrealfisti3997 on what fucking planet is he a better passer? Hurts was throwing 70% at OU compared to this clowns 53%
This Gators line is swiss cheese
Dude can be Cam Newton needs a good coach and supporting cast
Levis, Stroud, and Young are not missing those wide open guys
Levis...
⏳ we got us one
Bro is dookie.
Yeah let's hope so.
Not his best game, which makes it one of the best games to evaluate a player. A lot of his issues comes down to raw mechanics, it seems. If he has the mind and will to learn how to perfect his craft, there's nothing Lamar Jackson, Jalen Hurts, or even Josh Allen can do that Richardson can't emulate.
Might be a player the Saints should look at...assuming we get a real head coach next year...
your team needs an established vet
@@thelatino-wq4zy That’s Dalton. He’s serviceable enough and we might even go after whatever you call Jimmy Garopollo. But that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t also draft someone.
Utah us saying how TF did we lose to Florida
Because when Richardson is on fire it’s hard to slow him down
Welcome to Carolina
Cmon Detroit, pick him up
Terrible Accuracy. Has the tools but poor decision making and off base throws hurt him
He's great off base. And his accuracy is surgical when he's at his best. You like seeing at least the flashes
I see it differently. His accuracy isn’t great. But not terrible. His main problem and something that his coaches in the NFL will tell him is that not every throw needs to be a fast ball. He needs to work on touch. But my goodness his skill set is wild. He’ll need a half a year to sit and learn, but pair him with a good offense minded coach and you got something
He had 500 yards and 4 TDs with poor decision making and off base throws. He's special
I actually think his accuracy on mid to short passes is good. A lot of his throws tend to force the receiver to run to them or slow to get them, but there is a reason. A lot of his throws are into looks where his receivers will get hit and he's throwing them into safer catching lanes. It shows that he's smart AND accurate. BUT he is not good on deep balls. Throws some head scratchers there. But I like what I see from him. For me any round 1 QB needs to have a super power and he has 4 super powers:
1.) Insane pocket presence
2.) Insanely sharp decisions on ball placement (short and mid)
3.) Super skilled scramble ability
4.) A great side arm throw
If I was a team, I'd grab him and dev him, round 1 pick based on how quick he processes and the skills I named.
Yeah, 2:10 was terrible. Terribly accurate. 😳
You ain’t seen nothing yet. He about to go bonkers the rest of the season
He needs to show consistency. Not be good one game bad the other. It’s still so many open throws he’s not seeing or progressing through.
@@GatorDrew727 I agree with the miss throws, but now if he gets more spread instead of pistol he will be more consistent. The open throws has to come with time
And you were wrong
Inconsistent thrower, but the flashes and tools are there. He should go in the top 10.
This guy ISNT A GOOD RUNNER OR THROWER
This guy has bust written all over him.
There’s no way real people think this guy is an nfl qb, right?
he’s a project
Yup they sure do. 😂.
But sometimes you gotta give people a shot and take a gamble on they upside.
You don't think 510 total yards and 4 TDs is special?
@@detroit4life1000 54% completion percentage? Fucking please. Howell had a game where he threw for 550 passing yards with 6 touchdowns 71% completion percentage while leading a comeback victory
@@erichuffman6665 So caught up on the 54% you missed the 520 yards and 4 TDs. Typical cynic who thinks he knows football but doesn't know what he is watching
That was probably a PI on the 2nd 2pt attempt
Not good
Not his best game that is for sure
His foot work is atrocious
Vikings
Man I wanna like him but lots of work needed with his footwork etc it all comes down to his work ethic and mental capacity and a team letting him sit for a year or two
9:20 That fumble is what killed Florida in this game
I really don’t see how this is a bad game from him he has great pocket presence can climb the pocket is accurate all that
Agreed. It usually takes five years of starting for a guy to command the pocket like this guy does.
Detroit Lions Quarterback
jesus the oline sucks
Just realized he only reads one half of the field 99% percent of pass plays. Missed a lot of easy throws by not reading the entire field
I wouldn't touch him in the first 3 rounds , he's a project.
I'd like Washington to draft him behind and sit behind Howell
Hard to see him falling past round 2, let alone 3. If Malik Willis and Matt Corral went 4th or higher, better believe Richardson will go high.
@@smurphy98844
Not if they learned from that mistake !
@kennopalus Idk what you mean by this?
One guy tore his leg and had a good camp, the other didn't exactly have an elite support cast...
Also, NFL teams drafted Christian Ponder, Deshon Kizer, and Josh Rosen....so again...idk what you mean by lesson learned....