Andy McKenzie--6'3", 212 lbs.
Hometown: St. Paul, Minnesota
Evaluation:
Arm Strength: 20/20
Mobility—20/20
Accuracy—18/20
Footwork—20/20
Progression Reads—19/20
Overall—97/100
Pro Player Comparison: Aaron Rodgers
Historic comparison: John Elway
Projected draft position: 1st Round, 1st overall
Strengths--Maximum mobility, strong arm, can make every throw, leadership, shows the ability to make every read (although he occasionally prefers to throw it deep than take the easy dump off to the slot receiver)
Weaknesses--one major
injury, can slightly overthrow receivers, can take a few too many sacks, can throw too many INTs taking chances deep
Conclusion: This is the best overall quarterback prospect I've scouted since Andrew Luck. That is saying a lot in a class of strong quarterbacks. McKenzie is by far the best quarterback of the bunch. Draft him immediately. Any pro team is getting a natural leader who has had to deal with offensive line issues throughout the early part of his college career. He has shown the ability to lead a team, make every throw and consistently win. All signs point to an eventual All-Pro.
Hey, I suggested this to you originally! Glad you followed through with it. I really hope Cane see's this. Good work!
ReplyDeleteThanks man! I remember you. I really appreciate it, it's been a lot of fun I'm definitely going to try to keep it up. This week has been a little busier.
ReplyDeleteOk there are a few things wrong with this. First off he is nowhere near as polished as Aaron Rodgers, his comparison is more like Colin Kaepernick. His Historic Comparison would be Steve McNair or Steve Young. He is not more likely to be drafted in the top 15, but not not first overall.
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