David Levine
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ORIGINAL: Phil Riewer You think he is better than Brosmer? Adam Schefter @AdamSchefter · 36s Source: Cowboys are releasing QB Joe Milton. Probably better than JJ. Did not play much in college. Sr. year was good though. 65%, 2813 yards, 20 TDs, 5 INT. Not a great rusher. Carried the ball 6x per game that year/ 3.8 YPC, did have 7 TDs. Started 1 game for NE as a rookie. 22/29, 241 yards, 1 TD, 0 INT. Carried the ball 10 times for 16 yards and another TD. Barely played last year. 15/24, 183 yards. 1 TD, 2 INT. Carried the ball 5 times for 50 yards. So just a 53 attempt sample size. 70%, 2 TDs, 2 INT. Has not been sacked yet. 6'5, 235. 4.6 40. Absolute canon for an arm - literally might be the strongest in the NFL. Accuracy is still an issue. Strengths: • Possesses an exceptional arm strength that rivals the best, enabling him to make throws many can't. • Demonstrates quick acceleration through his throwing motion, sending the ball across the field instantaneously. • Displays commendable pocket awareness, making controlled movements under pressure, showcasing his football IQ. • With his significant size and stature (6'5", 235 lbs), he exemplifies the prototypical quarterback build. • Not just a stationary pocket passer; shows the ability to move off his spot and make accurate throws on the run. • While his processing speed may need tuning, his velocity compensates by closing tight windows effectively. • His resistance to sloppy tackle attempts due to his size means defenders need to ensure solid hits to impact him. • Has a lightning-quick release that, combined with his arm strength, makes him a formidable offensive weapon. Wekanesses: • Accuracy and touch in his passing game require refinement. Consistently overshoots or underthrows targets, missing open opportunities presented on film. • While physically gifted, he's on the older side for a rookie at 24; concerns arise regarding synchronizing NFL maturation with physical peak. • Questions linger about his field-reading capability, especially post-snap. Previous performances suggest lack of anticipation and decision-making speed in high-pressure situations. • Tends to be predictable under pressure, often defaulting to specific escape maneuvers, which can lead to missed opportunities or jeopardized plays.
< Message edited by David Levine -- 8/31/2026 3:31:05 PM >
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