What Caleb does (all that running and throwing) won't work that well or translate easily to the NFL. While Penix's passing into double coverage, over shoulder fade balls are a staple for the NFL.
USC alum and fan here… Caleb has all the tools but Penix is NFL ready now. He already looks better than all but maybe 3 starters in the NFL right now. He has Uber vision and is never hurried in the pocket despite not having 5 stars on his O Line (he’s a big reason for the line getting awarded as the best in CFB this year). What Penix does is give you elite accuracy, arm strength… as Joel Klatt said, he throws with leverage. He puts the ball where only his guys can catch it. That’s a huge premium. I’m rooting for him to get that final natty for the PAC. For his sake I don’t want him to be No.1 in the draft because that likely means he’s playing behind a garbage line. Just go in the first round 10th or later, get paid, and make a team a contender young man.
The early pick is usually a problem for any QB. It's not healthy for anyone to absorb 60 sacks. The only exception being when a good team has a good pick because of a trade or a trade up in the draft. The Seahawks drafted a kid named Rick Mirer from Notre Dame. He got blasted like a punching bag in Gold's gymnasium for a year and that ruined his career. A smart team would pick up a couple top notch free agent offensive linemen when drafting a QB high in the draft. After all, they are not spending 35 million on the QB position, so they can afford some protection.
Yes but most ready to play but that doesn't mean the best prospect. Pennix worries me with his injury history and inability to escape pressure. Yes he's good behind a wall of an offensive line but NFL pressure is a whole different game. My guess is he will be a solid backup somewhere but he's not starting QB material. Right now he's more experienced than Williams or Maye, but NFL scouts don't draft for right now, they draft potential especially in the first round.
Some scouts project that Penix will run a sub 4.7 / 40 that is faster than all but a few running QB's. He is more elusive than he is given credit for he was sacked 11 times in 15 games.
I am a husky, but I am not sure that Penix Jr will outshine Williams in the NFL. Both are enormous talents and I think both of them will be franchise QBs. This is the deepest class of QBs in decades and I think those two are surely in the top five. I don't think it is necessary to denigrate any of the great athlete QBs in this year's draft to elevate our favorites. IMO, YMMV
Penix deep ball and quickness on his release are UNBELIEVABLE. I’ve never seen a college QB drop or drive more deep passes into the PERFECT spot more often than Penix does. Klatt talks about the “leverage” that he passes with. It’s a real thing.
75% of QB's drafted in the first round never turn out to be Franchise QB's. 20 years ago Eli Manning, Phillip Rivers, and Ben Roethlisberger were drafted in the first round in the same draft.
He isn't the number 1 QB at all tho. Yes there are the injury concerns but what does he do at an elite level? His arm strength is average, he had great accuracy but not to the level of maye and most ever NFL QB had elite accuracy in college. He is rather poor when playing out of structure. His absolute ceiling is that which sounds fine but tua without reek waddle and top 3 play calling is a bottom 10-15 qb
@@jennifergustafson4591are you out of ur mind? Lol His accuracy is literally the best I've ever seen from a college football... And he has AN ABSOLUTE FUKING CANON for an arm Wtf have you been watching lol
Yes and it aint even close. Penix is the most dynamic in the pocket, comfortable, senses pressure, as well as accurate from the pocket. In addition, dude has the best back shoulder throw I've ever seen from a prospect. Odunze has the highest contested catch rate by a mile in college and it's mostly because Penix ia also the most accurate tight window thrower in the draft. Penix also has touch which is what a lot of people are saying he doesn't have because they're trying to find holes in his game. They're confusing the fact that he throws a lot of lasers accurately with this idea that he can't throw a non laser pass, which is a take that can be put to bed after watching a single game's worth of tape. I'd rank Penix, Daniels, Nix, CW in that order and everyone goes nuts. Caleb Williams is so overhyped. He has zero pocket presence or comfort in the pocket. There's whole game's where he scrambles out of clean pockets almost every play because he 's not comfortable in the pocket. He's the opposite of Penix on back shoulder throws as he struggles mightily to throw the back shoulder and just about any other throw along the sideline. He's accurate over the middle but most qb's are. His whole game is to scramble out of the pocket and improvise which is a lot more Manziel and a lot less Mahomes. I wont even waste my breath on Maye. Dude is disgustingly overhyped. Reminds me a lot of Gabbert/Rosen/Trubisky.
Williams “escapability” is only made necessary because he doesn’t know where to go with the ball. The same with all these other running QBs. Look at how long Penix holds the ball. Not long. He looks at all his checkdowns first then BAM!He hits his primary receiver streaking down the field for 50 yards. Penix is already a pro quarterback.
I'm a Husky and Seahawk fan and hope the Seahawks draft him. I can't imagine passing on Penix's talent. Let him sit for a year. Or let him compete for the starting job.
@@jjgraygray Marino had a quick release like nobody else. The Defensive End would be two feet away and SNAP like a mousetrap going off the ball was out. Penix Jr has a quick release too, but nobody else had or has a release like Marino.
@@jayrod1980 i don't believe that because he hasn't done it in the pros yet. Marino and Brady are some of the most mobile qbs in the pocket i have ever seen. Go and look for yourself. You'll see what i mean.
Michael Penix Jr is BY FAR the BEST QB in this upcoming draft and it isnt close, he is way better than Crybaby Caleb and Drake Maye. Bo Nix is the second best QB in draft and its stupid how these mock drafts have JJ McCarthy, Drake Maye, and Caleb Williams over him. Penix and Nix both proved they are better QBs than crybaby Caleb head to head this year. With that being said I do hope Penix doesn't get taken in the top 5 because I want my Saints to draft him. If my Saints dont get him I think he would be a good fit for Seahawks or Commanders especially Seattle.... But Saints would be a perfect fit, Derek Carr sucks and Penix would be our franchise QB for a long time.
I'm a Washington husky, so my opinion of Penix is probably inflated. I would not be surprised if he was the first pick. There are Seahawk fans that think we will be able to draft him. I am pretty sure he will be gone before the tenth pick. So Penix in Seahawk colors is a pipe dream (the Seahawks just do not move up in the draft either, they move down for more picks). I think this will be the deepest QB draft since 1983 which produced three hall of fame quarterbacks. I don't see any huge busts like JaMarcus Russell or Ryan Leaf, and I think three Pac 12 QBs will be NFL starters their first year (even though it is clearly better to sit a year, but nobody does that anymore). Michael Penix Jr., Bo Nix and Caleb Williams are clear uber-talents. Also Uiagalelei and Sanders are later round prospects from the Pac 12. Clearly, there are great quarterbacks in other conferences as well such as Drake Maye and Jaden Daniels. Not to mention that QB prospects are often overlooked (with Tom Brady being the poster boy for that and Russel Wilson here in the Pacific Northwest is another example). Currently, Seattle is at position 16, and I think a good QB will be still on the board when Seattle picks, but it won't be Penix Jr. The mock drafts are not formed by NFL scouts, who know better than the unwashed masses.
Sanders is definitely going back to Colorado. If they get a decent oline he could have a Heisman season and get first round buzz in 2025. Uiagalelei just transfered to FSU, so he'll be one more year in college as well.
I think Maye is the safest pick tbh. He has everything you could possibly want. If you look at what translates to NFL football its the size, the arm, the accruacy, the vision and movement. He just didnt play with great talent but also didnt play against tough comeptition regularly. I before Tez was deemed eligible he had not alot around him and was still balling out. Not he was not the best college qb this year but neither was herbert. The best qbs in college arent always the best NFL qbs.
Just ask the big arms Ryan Leaf and JaMarcus Russell. They both could throw the ball 70 yards in the air, but wilted under pressure like steamed spinach.
Just imagine if the Huskies win Monday night. You can argue all you want. I think he’s up there with Daniels and Williams right now. But does he move up? If the draft were today, he goes to an Atlanta, Giants, Broncos, Vikings. Those teams will be in the mix right away.
The broncos have a TERRIBLE defense. Ranked 29th and 30th for points and yards surrendered. I don't think any of these QBs play both ways like the old days, so they won't help the defense a lot (except keeping the offense on the field a little longer). The Vikings have Cousins, who is a really good QB. Why not address another need?
@@danncorbit3623 The main goal for the Broncos this offseason is getting the QB of the future, now that Wilson's tenure seems to be over. Getting it on the first round is very likely. They can address the other needs in free agency o later in the draft. Their defense is not as bad as the stats say. The Dolphins game when they surrendered 70 points is the main reason of those stats, but there was a span in the second half of the season where they were playing good defense, they were a turnover machine.
@@danncorbit3623 As for Cousins and the Vikings, they could totally bring him back but is it the smartest thing? He's getting up in age and will be asking for a lot of money and it seems the project with him has already hit its ceiling. He's a good qb but they haven't had much playoff success in six years with him, so why not start over with a young guy on a rookie contract who may eventually take them over the hump?
These is some sense in getting a college QB@@gdl3467 . They're going to have a whale of dead cap space and a college QB will be cheap. And this is the year to get a QB, since there's an armload of excellent prospects this year. Most years, you need a top three pick to get a really good prospect. This year, there's an embarrassment of riches.
I'm a Panthers fan, if they had listened to what I wanted them to do last year, not trading up to #1 pick for Bryce Young. I wanted them to draft OL, they might have still been bad & have a top 10 pick. But let's see? Bryce Young or Penix Jr??? Penix Jr.!!!! I just don't get why my Panthers are so dumb
Caleb gonna go first coz he's going to a crappier team with no talent so he will be running for his life and throwing to the open guy... Penix belongs further back to a ready to win now team with talent like the vikings or the Seahawks....
Lots of players have extra years because of Covid. I think it is a huge boost, because they have more time to learn and strengthen their frames. Look at Bo Nix. Does anyone hold all those games against him? I think it was great strategy on his part to train in Eugene (they have a 68 million dollar gym) and learn from good coaching (as much as it pains me because I am talking about Oregon with their zillion dollar Nike sugar daddy).
Caleb Williams has a better college skill set, the ability to improvise on broken plays and escape pressure. But Pennix is more accurate, reads defenses better, and knows his limitations, whereas Williams is prone to playing hero ball. Additionally, I feel like Williams fragile ego is going to severely hamstring him in the NFL. Painting nails and crying to mama won’t fly on Sundays, and grown ass men aren’t going to worship the ground you walk on. I see Williams having a very rude awakening and not adjusting well at all.
Obviously, when you were in your twenties and had your dreams of a national championship dashed against the rocks, you didn't sniffle at all. If that's not the case, then maybe walk a while in his shoes. Personally, I take his deep sorrow as an indication of how deeply he cared for his team and teammates and wanted a shot at greatness.
The only "calm down" thing I see about Penix is he's playing like this behind the best O-line in college football. He's not going to have that kind of protection as a top pick in the draft; it's much more likely he'll end up hurt again or look like Bryce Young, who is playing on his first non-loaded team probably in his life.
He has a great left tackle and a great tight end. The other OL positions are not as good as (for instance) most SEC schools and for that matter Michigan.
@@Tyrannis07 Penix Jr. is very elusive. Have you actually watched any of his games? Look up position rankings for guards, center, etc. The only really high grades are the left tackle and the tight end.
The problem with MPJ is that he struggles when the play breaks down. He reminds me of tua, he good and accurate in structure but when the play is broken he gets lost. I think Williams is more suited because when the play breaks down you know a big play is most likely gonna happen. With the top QBs in the nfl right now being Allen, jackson, and mahomes they all make plays off schedule. Even kyler Murray got the Cardinals playing better because Dobbs couldn’t make broken plays explosive plays
No... He absolutely doesn't lol Penix is probably the best qb I've ever seen in collyat moving ever so slightly in the pocket to avoid the rush and has both the fastest reset time as far as getting into position to throw AND the fastest release
@@danncorbit3623no one opinion matters until they get to the NFL anyway I think he can be like goff and Stafford maybe Stroud if he creates more time by breaking plays presnap...only time will tell who will be good anyway
Absolutely not, Penix might be most pro ready but Jaden Daniels is best QB in this draft. I’d love to see him end up with the Jets spend a season behind A-Rod and then ball out
Ryan Leaf has been outspoken in his respect and having the highest regard for Penix. Leaf said months ago that he would draft Penix 1st among all QB’s.
What Caleb does (all that running and throwing) won't work that well or translate easily to the NFL. While Penix's passing into double coverage, over shoulder fade balls are a staple for the NFL.
Bad take do better. Caleb head and shoulders better than all QBs in the draft. Penix is injury prone, he wont last long in the NFL
This lil dude knows nothing🎯
@@MegaUSC1i actually think he has a point. NFL is diff. I definitely see Penix transitioning his success faster and easier.
@@warriorsonly9966 Again Penix will be injury prone his short NFL career.
@@MegaUSC1 name a qB this year who isnt or hasnt been?
USC alum and fan here… Caleb has all the tools but Penix is NFL ready now. He already looks better than all but maybe 3 starters in the NFL right now. He has Uber vision and is never hurried in the pocket despite not having 5 stars on his O Line (he’s a big reason for the line getting awarded as the best in CFB this year).
What Penix does is give you elite accuracy, arm strength… as Joel Klatt said, he throws with leverage. He puts the ball where only his guys can catch it. That’s a huge premium. I’m rooting for him to get that final natty for the PAC.
For his sake I don’t want him to be No.1 in the draft because that likely means he’s playing behind a garbage line. Just go in the first round 10th or later, get paid, and make a team a contender young man.
The early pick is usually a problem for any QB. It's not healthy for anyone to absorb 60 sacks. The only exception being when a good team has a good pick because of a trade or a trade up in the draft. The Seahawks drafted a kid named Rick Mirer from Notre Dame. He got blasted like a punching bag in Gold's gymnasium for a year and that ruined his career. A smart team would pick up a couple top notch free agent offensive linemen when drafting a QB high in the draft. After all, they are not spending 35 million on the QB position, so they can afford some protection.
Just no. Pennix is not better than all but 3 starters in the NFL.
Penix is the most ready to play in the NFL right now. Williams, Daniels, and Maye will likely take some lumps before they thrive in the NFL.
Yes but most ready to play but that doesn't mean the best prospect. Pennix worries me with his injury history and inability to escape pressure. Yes he's good behind a wall of an offensive line but NFL pressure is a whole different game. My guess is he will be a solid backup somewhere but he's not starting QB material. Right now he's more experienced than Williams or Maye, but NFL scouts don't draft for right now, they draft potential especially in the first round.
Some scouts project that Penix will run a sub 4.7 / 40 that is faster than all but a few running QB's. He is more elusive than he is given credit for he was sacked 11 times in 15 games.
It was the Huskies and Penix that literally sent Caleb Williams crying to his mommy.
I am a husky, but I am not sure that Penix Jr will outshine Williams in the NFL. Both are enormous talents and I think both of them will be franchise QBs. This is the deepest class of QBs in decades and I think those two are surely in the top five. I don't think it is necessary to denigrate any of the great athlete QBs in this year's draft to elevate our favorites. IMO, YMMV
Penix deep ball and quickness on his release are UNBELIEVABLE. I’ve never seen a college QB drop or drive more deep passes into the PERFECT spot more often than Penix does. Klatt talks about the “leverage” that he passes with. It’s a real thing.
I'm sorry, but seeing "Penix deep ball" made me laugh so hard.
75% of QB's drafted in the first round never turn out to be Franchise QB's. 20 years ago Eli Manning, Phillip Rivers, and Ben Roethlisberger were drafted in the first round in the same draft.
Agreed. Totally agree
Look at Lamar Allen draft lol
75% not 100% lool@@jameshollister8294
Agreed! Why is it taking everyone so long to see this. MPJ is easily the #1. It’s really not even close.
It's the injury concerns that are holding Penix back from being the number one pick.
He isn't the number 1 QB at all tho. Yes there are the injury concerns but what does he do at an elite level? His arm strength is average, he had great accuracy but not to the level of maye and most ever NFL QB had elite accuracy in college. He is rather poor when playing out of structure. His absolute ceiling is that which sounds fine but tua without reek waddle and top 3 play calling is a bottom 10-15 qb
@@jennifergustafson4591did you not listen to the start of the video and watch the Texas game? 😂😂😂
@@jennifergustafson4591are you out of ur mind? Lol
His accuracy is literally the best I've ever seen from a college football... And he has AN ABSOLUTE FUKING CANON for an arm
Wtf have you been watching lol
@@jennifergustafson4591 average arm strength ? 😂😂😂
You guys are absolutely correct
Yes and it aint even close. Penix is the most dynamic in the pocket, comfortable, senses pressure, as well as accurate from the pocket. In addition, dude has the best back shoulder throw I've ever seen from a prospect. Odunze has the highest contested catch rate by a mile in college and it's mostly because Penix ia also the most accurate tight window thrower in the draft. Penix also has touch which is what a lot of people are saying he doesn't have because they're trying to find holes in his game. They're confusing the fact that he throws a lot of lasers accurately with this idea that he can't throw a non laser pass, which is a take that can be put to bed after watching a single game's worth of tape. I'd rank Penix, Daniels, Nix, CW in that order and everyone goes nuts. Caleb Williams is so overhyped. He has zero pocket presence or comfort in the pocket. There's whole game's where he scrambles out of clean pockets almost every play because he 's not comfortable in the pocket. He's the opposite of Penix on back shoulder throws as he struggles mightily to throw the back shoulder and just about any other throw along the sideline. He's accurate over the middle but most qb's are. His whole game is to scramble out of the pocket and improvise which is a lot more Manziel and a lot less Mahomes. I wont even waste my breath on Maye. Dude is disgustingly overhyped. Reminds me a lot of Gabbert/Rosen/Trubisky.
Williams “escapability” is only made necessary because he doesn’t know where to go with the ball. The same with all these other running QBs. Look at how long Penix holds the ball. Not long. He looks at all his checkdowns first then BAM!He hits his primary receiver streaking down the field for 50 yards. Penix is already a pro quarterback.
I'm a Husky and Seahawk fan and hope the Seahawks draft him. I can't imagine passing on Penix's talent. Let him sit for a year. Or let him compete for the starting job.
I think he is like a cross between Dan Marino and Phillip Rivers, his deep ball accuracy is like Marino.
Penix has way more mobility in the pocket and throws balls where only his guys can get the ball.
Spot on coming from a Dolphins fan
@@jjgraygray Marino had a quick release like nobody else. The Defensive End would be two feet away and SNAP like a mousetrap going off the ball was out. Penix Jr has a quick release too, but nobody else had or has a release like Marino.
@@jayrod1980 i don't believe that because he hasn't done it in the pros yet. Marino and Brady are some of the most mobile qbs in the pocket i have ever seen. Go and look for yourself. You'll see what i mean.
I just hope which ever team Drafts him has a good Oline.
Excellent video!!
Michael Penix Jr is BY FAR the BEST QB in this upcoming draft and it isnt close, he is way better than Crybaby Caleb and Drake Maye. Bo Nix is the second best QB in draft and its stupid how these mock drafts have JJ McCarthy, Drake Maye, and Caleb Williams over him. Penix and Nix both proved they are better QBs than crybaby Caleb head to head this year.
With that being said I do hope Penix doesn't get taken in the top 5 because I want my Saints to draft him. If my Saints dont get him I think he would be a good fit for Seahawks or Commanders especially Seattle.... But Saints would be a perfect fit, Derek Carr sucks and Penix would be our franchise QB for a long time.
Stupid take casual, do better
Caleb is the best QB coming out for the NFL draft. Penix can't hold Calebs jock. You are really bad at this, do better
@@MegaUSC1😂 😂 he’s a fucking crybaby. I can name 10 qbs in the past 3 years drafted that are better than
Yeah penix won't sniff the top 5 so I don't think you'll have to worry about that.
@@MegaUSC1Caleb Pink will have a hard time
The nfl is about drop backs .penix has the most successful dropbacks in college
I would love the Bears to trade down and get Penix Jr.
I'm a Washington husky, so my opinion of Penix is probably inflated. I would not be surprised if he was the first pick. There are Seahawk fans that think we will be able to draft him. I am pretty sure he will be gone before the tenth pick. So Penix in Seahawk colors is a pipe dream (the Seahawks just do not move up in the draft either, they move down for more picks). I think this will be the deepest QB draft since 1983 which produced three hall of fame quarterbacks. I don't see any huge busts like JaMarcus Russell or Ryan Leaf, and I think three Pac 12 QBs will be NFL starters their first year (even though it is clearly better to sit a year, but nobody does that anymore). Michael Penix Jr., Bo Nix and Caleb Williams are clear uber-talents. Also Uiagalelei and Sanders are later round prospects from the Pac 12. Clearly, there are great quarterbacks in other conferences as well such as Drake Maye and Jaden Daniels. Not to mention that QB prospects are often overlooked (with Tom Brady being the poster boy for that and Russel Wilson here in the Pacific Northwest is another example). Currently, Seattle is at position 16, and I think a good QB will be still on the board when Seattle picks, but it won't be Penix Jr. The mock drafts are not formed by NFL scouts, who know better than the unwashed masses.
Sanders is definitely going back to Colorado. If they get a decent oline he could have a Heisman season and get first round buzz in 2025. Uiagalelei just transfered to FSU, so he'll be one more year in college as well.
I think Maye is the safest pick tbh. He has everything you could possibly want. If you look at what translates to NFL football its the size, the arm, the accruacy, the vision and movement. He just didnt play with great talent but also didnt play against tough comeptition regularly. I before Tez was deemed eligible he had not alot around him and was still balling out. Not he was not the best college qb this year but neither was herbert. The best qbs in college arent always the best NFL qbs.
I believe in the QB who is mentally ready and stable. Playing in the NFL is not a joke, only skill is not enough.
Just ask the big arms Ryan Leaf and JaMarcus Russell. They both could throw the ball 70 yards in the air, but wilted under pressure like steamed spinach.
Just imagine if the Huskies win Monday night. You can argue all you want. I think he’s up there with Daniels and Williams right now. But does he move up?
If the draft were today, he goes to an Atlanta, Giants, Broncos, Vikings. Those teams will be in the mix right away.
The broncos have a TERRIBLE defense. Ranked 29th and 30th for points and yards surrendered. I don't think any of these QBs play both ways like the old days, so they won't help the defense a lot (except keeping the offense on the field a little longer). The Vikings have Cousins, who is a really good QB. Why not address another need?
@@danncorbit3623 The main goal for the Broncos this offseason is getting the QB of the future, now that Wilson's tenure seems to be over. Getting it on the first round is very likely. They can address the other needs in free agency o later in the draft. Their defense is not as bad as the stats say. The Dolphins game when they surrendered 70 points is the main reason of those stats, but there was a span in the second half of the season where they were playing good defense, they were a turnover machine.
@@danncorbit3623 As for Cousins and the Vikings, they could totally bring him back but is it the smartest thing? He's getting up in age and will be asking for a lot of money and it seems the project with him has already hit its ceiling. He's a good qb but they haven't had much playoff success in six years with him, so why not start over with a young guy on a rookie contract who may eventually take them over the hump?
All good points@@gdl3467 , the one thing that makes me think he should stay is that his teammates love him.
These is some sense in getting a college QB@@gdl3467 . They're going to have a whale of dead cap space and a college QB will be cheap. And this is the year to get a QB, since there's an armload of excellent prospects this year. Most years, you need a top three pick to get a really good prospect. This year, there's an embarrassment of riches.
Penix throws a ball like Ken the SNAKE STABLER ANOTHER LEFTY?
All this new talk of Penix when he’s been doing this all year only shows it was the helmet logo that kept him from winning the hiesman
Maye looks like an nfl qb
I'm a Panthers fan, if they had listened to what I wanted them to do last year, not trading up to #1 pick for Bryce Young. I wanted them to draft OL, they might have still been bad & have a top 10 pick. But let's see? Bryce Young or Penix Jr??? Penix Jr.!!!! I just don't get why my Panthers are so dumb
Michael "Deadshot" Penix is a bad man..
Guys, use Klatt’s term… it’s leverage! Rivers threw a lot of picks
Caleb gonna go first coz he's going to a crappier team with no talent so he will be running for his life and throwing to the open guy... Penix belongs further back to a ready to win now team with talent like the vikings or the Seahawks....
Jayden Daniels >
Stop
He would be drafted first if he didn’t have the injury history. That’s why he’s a 26 year old draftee.
As of today he is 23.
Lots of players have extra years because of Covid. I think it is a huge boost, because they have more time to learn and strengthen their frames. Look at Bo Nix. Does anyone hold all those games against him? I think it was great strategy on his part to train in Eugene (they have a 68 million dollar gym) and learn from good coaching (as much as it pains me because I am talking about Oregon with their zillion dollar Nike sugar daddy).
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Caleb Williams has a better college skill set, the ability to improvise on broken plays and escape pressure. But Pennix is more accurate, reads defenses better, and knows his limitations, whereas Williams is prone to playing hero ball.
Additionally, I feel like Williams fragile ego is going to severely hamstring him in the NFL. Painting nails and crying to mama won’t fly on Sundays, and grown ass men aren’t going to worship the ground you walk on. I see Williams having a very rude awakening and not adjusting well at all.
Obviously, when you were in your twenties and had your dreams of a national championship dashed against the rocks, you didn't sniffle at all. If that's not the case, then maybe walk a while in his shoes. Personally, I take his deep sorrow as an indication of how deeply he cared for his team and teammates and wanted a shot at greatness.
@@danncorbit3623 I think he’s a fragile crybaby, but everyone is allowed their own opinion, I guess only time will tell.
Caleb Williams , blows the big one
There are a lot of people on a football team. The coach and QB always get too much praise and too much blame. I suppose the LSU QB is terrible then.
Penix reminds me of stroud .or Stafford/goff i think he needs to learn from Stafford
The only "calm down" thing I see about Penix is he's playing like this behind the best O-line in college football. He's not going to have that kind of protection as a top pick in the draft; it's much more likely he'll end up hurt again or look like Bryce Young, who is playing on his first non-loaded team probably in his life.
He doesn't hold the ball for too long at all though. He'll be good in the NFL.
He has a great left tackle and a great tight end. The other OL positions are not as good as (for instance) most SEC schools and for that matter Michigan.
@@danncorbit3623 OK. I guess that's why they won the Joe Moore Award, for only having 1 good o-lineman.
@@Tyrannis07 Penix Jr. is very elusive. Have you actually watched any of his games? Look up position rankings for guards, center, etc. The only really high grades are the left tackle and the tight end.
I would like to add that I did not say they have a bad Oline, because they have a good one. It is just that others are better (e.g. Alabama, Michigan)
The problem with MPJ is that he struggles when the play breaks down. He reminds me of tua, he good and accurate in structure but when the play is broken he gets lost. I think Williams is more suited because when the play breaks down you know a big play is most likely gonna happen. With the top QBs in the nfl right now being Allen, jackson, and mahomes they all make plays off schedule. Even kyler Murray got the Cardinals playing better because Dobbs couldn’t make broken plays explosive plays
No... He absolutely doesn't lol
Penix is probably the best qb I've ever seen in collyat moving ever so slightly in the pocket to avoid the rush and has both the fastest reset time as far as getting into position to throw AND the fastest release
@@JaGra-tm2mw A comment from someone who has actually *watched* the games!
@@danncorbit3623no one opinion matters until they get to the NFL anyway I think he can be like goff and Stafford maybe Stroud if he creates more time by breaking plays presnap...only time will tell who will be good anyway
You don't need to use a baseball metaphor to describe a football player 🤣. That's silly.
If im being honest i hope he falls in the draft that way he goes ro a team with a great defense. Like the steelers
Duh
If your were injured in College..Odds are u will be injured in the Pros…
Really?
I'm pretty sure you just pulled that out of ur ass lol
Nope
imagine caring about sportsball this much
Imagine looking like you do. 😲😲😲
@@MegaUSC1 My style is way doper than what you have going on. Who wears white glasses?
Absolutely not, Penix might be most pro ready but Jaden Daniels is best QB in this draft. I’d love to see him end up with the Jets spend a season behind A-Rod and then ball out
Best I was getting hurt first 'cause he's so skinny
I saw them on the same field Caleb is the far superior talent
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The problem is you appear to have 200 vision
hes 100% overrated and will not be anything in the nfl.... Ryan Leaf
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Ryan Leaf has been outspoken in his respect and having the highest regard for Penix. Leaf said months ago that he would draft Penix 1st among all QB’s.
Good for Leaf but i was speaking specifically on Williams being a huge bust like leaf @@zplapplap
Like your opinion is extremely overrated which probably 90% of time is wrong
lol no