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DAVIS MILLS – 6-foot-4, 225 (STANFORD)
Career Stats: 13 games, 287-438 (65.5%), 3,468 yards, 18 TD, 8 INT
Davis Mills was a 5-star recruit and the highest-rated pro-style quarterback in his class. He was highly productive in limited time at Stanford, yet is flying under the 2021 draft radar as he hasn’t started a full season or very many games.
As a Junior in 2019, he replaced injured starter, K.J. Costello, for eight games of the season. Overall his superior production ultimately swiped the job away. Costello had been the starter the past two seasons and he transferred to Mississippi State for 2020 after losing out to Mills.
2020 was another limited season for Mills as Stanford only played five games due to the pandemic. In another smaller sample size, Mills continued to display professional-caliber pocket presence, accuracy, advanced ball placement, and plus arm strength.
In a weapon-rich passing offense like Dallas, I project Mills as the third-highest ceiling pocket passer in the draft behind Trevor Lawrence and Zach Wilson. Unlike those two household names, Mills can be secured in Day Two of the draft.
Mills played 11 games in which he attempted over 25 passes. Five games resulted in a 70 percent or greater completion rate. Eight times he threw over 60 percent completions. His career completion rate of 66 percent demonstrates solid accuracy.
DAVIS MILLS – 6-foot-4, 225 (STANFORD)
Career Stats: 13 games, 287-438 (65.5%), 3,468 yards, 18 TD, 8 INT
Davis Mills was a 5-star recruit and the highest-rated pro-style quarterback in his class. He was highly productive in limited time at Stanford, yet is flying under the 2021 draft radar as he hasn’t started a full season or very many games.
As a Junior in 2019, he replaced injured starter, K.J. Costello, for eight games of the season. Overall his superior production ultimately swiped the job away. Costello had been the starter the past two seasons and he transferred to Mississippi State for 2020 after losing out to Mills.
2020 was another limited season for Mills as Stanford only played five games due to the pandemic. In another smaller sample size, Mills continued to display professional-caliber pocket presence, accuracy, advanced ball placement, and plus arm strength.
In a weapon-rich passing offense like Dallas, I project Mills as the third-highest ceiling pocket passer in the draft behind Trevor Lawrence and Zach Wilson. Unlike those two household names, Mills can be secured in Day Two of the draft.
Mills played 11 games in which he attempted over 25 passes. Five games resulted in a 70 percent or greater completion rate. Eight times he threw over 60 percent completions. His career completion rate of 66 percent demonstrates solid accuracy.
