2025 The US Football Association draft: Why is Court Warner Cam and an advanced import on Sanders’ cracks?

Corterbeck’s playing evaluation is one of my favorite exercises, and there are not many people who do this with the Fameer Professional Football Hall.

Join Kort Warner in the latest episode of “The Joel Klatt Show” to discuss the concepts of the corridors, the Qors of Qorsbbeck in the American Football Association today and many elements related to my four.

We also discussed our assessments of Qurtubbere’s prospects for the 2025 US Football Association draft, especially the Cam Ward and Sydeur Sanders. Last month, Sanders ranked advanced on the list of the five best players in the draft category this year. As Warner, I will be part of covering the day of the NFL draft next month, I wanted to choose his brain a little and see how to look at Ward and Sanders a month after the draft.

Here is an excerpt from our conversation.

Klaat: So let me start with this: I have seen all the players in the plural. While preparing for the project, how can you accumulate this chapter in general, and what are your general feelings for the semester after Indy?

Warner: I thought the separation was solid in all fields. When I am thinking of returning to Andy, I think it often rises a kind of climb and bottom, and I got some players who are good, then the men who are not very good. I believed that this chapter as a whole had a number of players who threw the ball well in the plural. I do not study the tape before combining, perhaps I only do a little to get a touch of these men. As you know, I am not watching a lot of university football during the American Football Association season. I am the American Football Association man, first and foremost. So, I would like to go to the plural and get a chance to see the players, and then I will do the tape after that, which I was doing during the past week or so.

Here’s the interesting thing for me: When I watch them on the tape, I am not sure that none of these men differ from treatment, play on time, and read the type of field perspective. I feel that the majority of these men, at least at the top of the chapter, are very similar when I see them on a tape. If you remove the names from the shirts and look, you will go, “Well. I have seen it before. I have seen it before. I have seen it before.”

Now cam (wing), he has a little uniqueness for his ability to throw football. I think this is what she jumps to the top of the chapter. I don’t think when you see it compared to these other players, such as Shideur, Jaxson [Dart] Or Tyler [Shough]When you see decision -making and throw on time, you jump a cam from pages, such as “Oh my God, it’s much better in all these areas.” I think he got a little uniqueness to the way he throws football. Perhaps more muscles on the ball. He has the ability to get rid of the platform. So, I think you put [Ward] At the top because what if that talent moved to the next level, do we have something special that goes beyond that?

Klaat: When you look at a man like Cam, what kind of violations do you see thrive at the next level?

Warner: This is a great question. What I really believe in all of these men, even how much, is that I am not sure that none of these men is a good sporting enough to stay at the level of the American Football Association as a sports player, if it is logical. You know that Josh Allen, Lamar Jackson and Patrick Maqoum. I think most of these men, if they are really good at the next level, should go down to treatment and take the ball out of their hands, because I do not think any of them is great in buying time or will.

This is the thing that really fascinates me, because we never know, especially when you see players in the college. It is really frustrated to see the kidney tape because when I was watching a cam, what I said was 90 % of his drawings went to his first leg, or was a stampede. There was not a lot to see. You will not see him going to boom and prosperity and work through these things.

I think this is the case with a number of these men. Most players should be able to do these pomegranates, but I haven’t seen treatment and work through things. This is where this is very difficult for me. If you are struggling to do this at the American Football Association level, I don’t think any of these men has this additional to overcome it.

Klaat: What do you think of Sydeur Sanders?

Warner: Shidor may throw the best ball, and what I mean from this is the most accurate and accurate among all these men. I like it can go the ball. Whether it’s because of the force of the arm or anything else, it does not throw it so much. He never has to throw it through you. I love this aspect of things. I love men who understand how to make different throws. He has a great touch. I think he really is a really good ball.

I saw some of him [tape] Since the beginning of the year and I watched the last four games of all this match. I mentioned the offensive line. When I dismantle Qurtrbbeck, I try to eliminate what happened throughout the year. I try to look at her from playing … Have you done the right thing in this play?

I felt in the last four matches, Shidor was very uncomfortable in the pocket. Like, I rarely see him strong in the pocket, return and appointment, reading and delivering the ball. It was as if he was always uncomfortable there. I talked about the bags and the issues they had an introduction. Perhaps this led to, “Well, these last four games, I am not easy because I got a lot.”

This was the thing that related to me. It rarely passed this process. It was as if he was going back, he saw the first man and then feels uncomfortable, trying to create a throw instead of just playing the game. This is a concern for me. Is this only because of the situation here and because of the offensive line?

I loved the pomegranates. I liked some of the different pomegranates and concepts that he had to play because this is exciting for me. When I saw Bo Nix last year, I had the same questions about throwing the ball below the field. But what I loved was that he had the most common playing book for anyone in university football last year. … I felt he did so well and why I felt that he could translate into the level of the American Football Association.

Shidor had to do some. Shidor had to manage more supportive violations there. I like this part of it, and I have been exposed.

Joel Klaat is a football game analyst at Fox Sports College and the Podcast HostJoel Kalaat’s offer.“Follow it in @joelklatt and Subscribe to “Joel Klatt” show on YouTube.

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