Kyle McCord's NFL draft profile describes him as an accurate, intelligent pocket passer with excellent ball placement and anticipation, particularly in the short-to-intermediate game, but with average arm strength and limited athleticism. His strengths include quick-release efficiency and a "gunslinger's mentality" to attack all areas of the field, while his weaknesses are inconsistency under pressure, tendencies to lock onto primary reads, and below-average mobility. He is projected as a potential quality backup or a starter in the right system and was drafted by the Philadelphia Eagles.
At least he can throw the football, unlike Milton.