“If you’re not accurate and you can’t make good decisions, you’re wasting everybody’s time. Someone will take you because you’re big and strong, but your future is limited unless you’re very accurate. And you’ve got to make good decisions.”
That does not sound like a ringing endorsement for an RPO QB.
After reading the article completion percentage isn’t real good less than 60% and states he needs to develop skills creating out of the pocket. Three 12 interceptions in 14 games. Strong arm and big at 6’7" that’s his upside. Sounds a lot like Ty. MAC vs SEC those stats would be much different.
I would not be so quick to dismiss him as an option. He would bring a lot of experience with some plus athletic ability.
He’s started about 30 games at Buffalo, has thrown for over 300 yards in a game multiple times, and has almost 7,000 yards passing in his career. His career TD/INT is 49/24.
He does have ability to make plays with his feet, especially when you throw out lost yardage for sacks. He’s scored 16 TDs rushing in three years, and that includes some long runs.