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Justin Herbert: QB Oregon. 6'6" 234 lbs. Projected 40: 4.70
Justin is an athletic man with a big arm. Dual threat QB who is comfortable in the pocket, has shown the ability to throw the accurate ball while under pressure. He is one of the most accurate QBs on the run I have ever seen, he has demonstrated a unique ability to pass while on the run to the left or right, across his body, and know when to pull the ball down and take it himself.
If you watch his tape you might find yourself thinking of Aaron Rodgers the way he can sling the ball to any point on the field. He has one of the most accurate long balls in the NCAA and better yet there isn't a window he cant squeeze a ball into. His anticipation on first and second reads, as well as sheer ball velocity combine for an amazing range. He has shown everything needed at the next level. Timing, touch, anticipation, and accuracy. Mix that with his size and athleticism and you have a QB made in a lab for today's NFL. He does need a bit of polish on finishing out his reads, and reading defenses before the snap, but he has shown glimpses of both through the still young 2018 season. Both of these problems are common among NCAA QBs anyways and are easy to correct at the next level.
Mechanically he is sound, he has a great release point, solid footwork, and gets the ball out fast. His stance can get a bit wide on some throws, but its a rare occurrence. He is my #1 QB in this draft, and would be my #1 QB in the past 3 draft classes. And I would have a hard time not ranking him higher than Goff and Wentz out of college due to his sheer natural ability. He is bigger than Wentz, has a better deep ball than Wentz, and is a far better athlete.
His tape speaks for itself. There is nothing this man cant do at the QB position, and if I were the GM, I would be looking hard at Herbert to be our future at the position.
Justin is an athletic man with a big arm. Dual threat QB who is comfortable in the pocket, has shown the ability to throw the accurate ball while under pressure. He is one of the most accurate QBs on the run I have ever seen, he has demonstrated a unique ability to pass while on the run to the left or right, across his body, and know when to pull the ball down and take it himself.
If you watch his tape you might find yourself thinking of Aaron Rodgers the way he can sling the ball to any point on the field. He has one of the most accurate long balls in the NCAA and better yet there isn't a window he cant squeeze a ball into. His anticipation on first and second reads, as well as sheer ball velocity combine for an amazing range. He has shown everything needed at the next level. Timing, touch, anticipation, and accuracy. Mix that with his size and athleticism and you have a QB made in a lab for today's NFL. He does need a bit of polish on finishing out his reads, and reading defenses before the snap, but he has shown glimpses of both through the still young 2018 season. Both of these problems are common among NCAA QBs anyways and are easy to correct at the next level.
Mechanically he is sound, he has a great release point, solid footwork, and gets the ball out fast. His stance can get a bit wide on some throws, but its a rare occurrence. He is my #1 QB in this draft, and would be my #1 QB in the past 3 draft classes. And I would have a hard time not ranking him higher than Goff and Wentz out of college due to his sheer natural ability. He is bigger than Wentz, has a better deep ball than Wentz, and is a far better athlete.
His tape speaks for itself. There is nothing this man cant do at the QB position, and if I were the GM, I would be looking hard at Herbert to be our future at the position.
