There aren't a lot of college QBs who call their own plays. Even fewer of them are as young as Drake Maye, and remember how much experience he missed out on in high school during covid seasons.:deep sigh:
Did you understand the larger point I was making? Did I need to be specific for you to understand it? Cause if not why aren't you mentioning how he didn't call plays in college? Or how he needs to work on post-snap reads? And how he tends to force throws that aren't there or rake bad sacks rather than living to fight another play?
Why did you only mention his footwork when he has a number of things he has to work on and develop?
I'm super f***ing excited about Drake Maye and 100% wanted them to take him. I also want him to get red-shirted this year so he can learn the pro-game. Hence "all tools, no toolbox," an obvious shorthand for something I'm positive most people understood.
Every player taken has a number of things to work on. There is no such thing as a perfect prospect. The one that stood out the most was his footwork. Something you heard all of the scouts talk about, the analysts and the coaches in preseason so far. It was the only major issue anyone had with his game. Hence, it was the only thing I mentioned.
*double deep sigh*