Darnold and Carr both have come back to earth after hot starts to the season.
Future..qb....Kenny Pickett!
KNOCKIN ON 7'S DOOR!
There goes my plan. Kenny Pickett is no longer going to ge available on Day 2. If we want him, it’ll have to be R1.
Steelers scouts were seen watching Grayson McCall (Coastal Carolina).
If you listened to Darnold in interviews before the draft, you got the feeling that he didn’t know the game. I still stand by that thought that he just doesn’t get it. He’s got some physical talent, but he doesn’t have the mental capacity or the “it factor” that QBs have.
Bingo!!! Kedon Slovis looked like the next great QB… until people realized he was simply tossing the ball anywhere near Drake London (6’5” 210) and hoping London would come down with the reception. If Jaxton Dart hadn’t been injured, Slovis would already have been benched.
Kenny Pickett ranked No. 1 QB in NFL draft by Mel Kiper Jr.
Kiper: “Pickett is making a leap not unlike Joe Burrow’s from two seasons ago.”
By Mike Wilson Oct 26, 2021
ESPN draft analyst Mel Kiper Jr. released his 2022 NFL draft rankings on Tuesday, and he placed Pitt quarterback Kenny Pickett atop his list of available signal-callers. And in addition to ranking Pickett No. 1 among draft-ready quarterbacks, Kiper also ranked him No. 15 overall among 2022 NFL draft prospects.
“Pickett is making a leap not unlike Joe Burrow’s from two seasons ago,” Kiper said. “After his impressive performance against Clemson, I’m ready to put him on my Big Board. The fifth-year senior has been tremendous this season, completing 68.9 percent of his passes with 23 touchdowns and just one interception. He ranks third in the country in QBR (88.1). He has 18 career rushing touchdowns. Pickett was up and down the past two seasons, throwing 18 picks and averaging 6.9 yards per attempt. He’s up to 9.2 this season. He is accurate to all three levels of the field, has shown patience in taking the checkdown throws when necessary and has good zip on his throws. Offensive coordinator Mark Whipple has done a great job with Pickett’s development.”
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Yes but could he get used to living in Pittsburgh and how would he adjust to playing at Heinz field.
All this is assuming this is Ben’s last year. Ben could have a sort of resurgent second half of the season and decide to come back for one last year. I wouldn’t rule it out.