2024 NFL Draft QBs - What We Love (and Hate)

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Jay Gruden and Colt McCoy break down the quarterbacks in the 2024 NFL Draft class headlined by Caleb Williams, Jayden Daniels, Drake Maye, JJ McCarthy, Bo Nix, and Michael Penix.
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Timestamps
0:00 What NFL Asks Quarterbacks at the Combine
3:45 Caleb Williams
8:49 Jayden Daniels
13:54 Drake Maye
20:10 JJ McCarthy
25:31 Bo Nix
28:51 Michael Penix Jr.

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  • @joevolpe512
    @joevolpe512Ай бұрын

    Jay sounds so much like his brother (without the Chuckie look 😅). Colt looks like a future QB/OC Coach.

  • @JFairhart

    @JFairhart

    Ай бұрын

    Jay and Jon Gruden have to be identical twins, right?

  • @chantzcutts
    @chantzcuttsАй бұрын

    Great behind the scenes insight. Love hearing how coaches break this stuff down and think through the process. Thank you for the peek behind the curtain.

  • @calebmcclain4101
    @calebmcclain4101Ай бұрын

    Jay&Jon have both historically been great with QBs. Very interested to hear Jay’s thoughts on modern QB play

  • @Mastergamer-dq3sw
    @Mastergamer-dq3swАй бұрын

    This is awesome! I’m super excited about the future of this pod!!

  • @dmills06
    @dmills06Ай бұрын

    Good hear Jay honest opinion at the end with D Haskins pick…but good to hear his opinion on the QB’s

  • @responsibleadultorami

    @responsibleadultorami

    Ай бұрын

    lol totally. I knew exactly who he meant

  • @JP24Mich
    @JP24MichАй бұрын

    Great show and insight. This is the future. F ESPN and their clown show.

  • @BigDawgJ7

    @BigDawgJ7

    Ай бұрын

    ESPN? Never heard of her

  • @Steve-me5lf
    @Steve-me5lfАй бұрын

    Great show but no one can see the TV in the background

  • @jk2357

    @jk2357

    Ай бұрын

    That seems like an easy fix in the editing room with future videos.

  • @loudogvideo
    @loudogvideoАй бұрын

    great convo!

  • @NGGamer-nb6bu
    @NGGamer-nb6buАй бұрын

    Jay was a good O coordinator. Its hard to be a HC when Snyder is making you draft Dwayne Haskins

  • @50centaintenoughx33
    @50centaintenoughx33Ай бұрын

    Great show! That background is too rich for that small was tv. Or at least Lmao so the screen on in phase with the video.

  • @mckain1026
    @mckain102629 күн бұрын

    Oh, I loved this... liked and subscribed....awesome insight!

  • @AF-rd2vf
    @AF-rd2vfАй бұрын

    Good stuff

  • @Mpcooner
    @MpcoonerАй бұрын

    Loving this. Gruden isn’t just pointing out the highs. Very honest good vs bad analysis

  • @Nalaislonley_
    @Nalaislonley_29 күн бұрын

    The thing with Nix was, you take the short stuff out, and he’s still either #1 in the country or #2. It truly is remarkable to be that accurate at every level of the field.

  • @platinum9898
    @platinum9898Ай бұрын

    Great authentic insights no media BS thank you

  • @WoodyGoBlue
    @WoodyGoBlueАй бұрын

    Gruden describing all the intangibles you want was describing JJ McCarthy to the T

  • @Hengel_Andrews

    @Hengel_Andrews

    Ай бұрын

    Right because no one has any idea what tangibles he good at. Half say his arm in mid, half say it’s Elite, but all say he hasn’t thrown enough to be sure. Some say he’s a good at diagnosing plays, others say he a 1 read guy, but all say he doesn’t throw with touch or anticipate.

  • @PickpocketJones

    @PickpocketJones

    Ай бұрын

    Not sure Jay Gruden is the first guy I'd want judging character or intangibles all things considered. Jay was a party guy who lacked character and couldn't instill discipline as a head coach.

  • @Hengel_Andrews

    @Hengel_Andrews

    Ай бұрын

    @@PickpocketJones well he’s the first coach who realized that Kirk Cousins was fool’s gold.

  • @vikingjedi573

    @vikingjedi573

    Ай бұрын

    He was wrong. Kirk was the best QB in the NFL last year ​@@Hengel_Andrews

  • @Hengel_Andrews

    @Hengel_Andrews

    Ай бұрын

    @@vikingjedi573 not “the best”. He was the best garbage time QB in the league, that’s what his stats mean on a 2-4 team. He’ll always be fools gold piling up stats instead of wins, because he’s been the worst first half QB. Mister fall asleep at the steering then gets hyped up for nearly getting you out of the ditch.

  • @IamDevron
    @IamDevronАй бұрын

    This will be an awesome channel

  • @jaivionjones2205
    @jaivionjones2205Ай бұрын

    Great show so far 🎉

  • @GeorgesOpinion
    @GeorgesOpinionАй бұрын

    I get to hear Jay talk ball regularly now? Lemme subscribe ASAP!

  • @JFairhart
    @JFairhartАй бұрын

    Drake Maye is the best choice in the draft, imo.

  • @martinukpai7838

    @martinukpai7838

    Ай бұрын

    Every last one is a mystery, but I can't wait to watch all of em. I think this class of QBs will hold each other accountable for their collective success. (Highly competitive class of guys)

  • @leehumanstat6809
    @leehumanstat6809Ай бұрын

    Jay still can’t believe we took Brandon Scheriff in the top 5 when he was the coach

  • @larkwyll7351
    @larkwyll7351Ай бұрын

    Great conversation. I like Bo Nix a lot more than what I hear all of the NFL analysts comment. Minshew is a solid QB2 but I don't get how Nix compares to Minshew as Nix's ceiling in the NFL or why Nix wouldn't be able to step in and lead an offense in the NFL day 1. He comes across as intelligent and capable. He's got a lot of tools to start day 1 and imo has a highest floor of any of the top six guys.

  • @jameshannagan4256

    @jameshannagan4256

    Ай бұрын

    It's hard to draft a guy high when he rarely threw the ball past 10yds from the LOS.

  • @larkwyll7351

    @larkwyll7351

    Ай бұрын

    @@jameshannagan4256 Yeah, the same redundant line everyone likes to spew, that Bo Nix somehow threw for 4500+ yards and 45 TD's all behind the line of scrimmage, first of its kind! Never been done before... No other of the top six college QB's coming out use the RPO and quick pass game either, definitely not.

  • @jameshannagan4256

    @jameshannagan4256

    Ай бұрын

    @@larkwyll7351 You can bitch all you want but i'm not convinced he's picked in the top 50 and a lot of so-called experts have been saying it as well. I'm not a scout but as a Raider fan having to watch Jimmy G throw the ball close to the LOS every week last year drove me crazy i'd rather someone like Penix who makes you defend the entire field at least. I don't think the Raiders are picking Penix or Nix at 13 but if they do no one will be pulling for them more than me.

  • @larkwyll7351

    @larkwyll7351

    Ай бұрын

    @@jameshannagan4256 I like Penix and Nix. You're the one complaining btw. I am advocating for a player's future success. Nix has plenty of arm strength especially if he's taught to start using his legs more to generate power. I agree that Jimmy G was a bad signing for the Raiders. Comparing Jimmy G to Nix isn't fair though. Jimmy can't throw the ball. That isn't a limitation of Nix who has a good arm.

  • @jameshannagan4256

    @jameshannagan4256

    Ай бұрын

    @@larkwyll7351 I watched some film that's about it and the only reason I even watched it is because the Raiders are going to draft a QB. I keep seeing negative stuff about Nix and a lot of scouts have Rattler with the same grade I honestly don't care who we draft as long as he has a shot to start. If I had to pick one I don't see any QBs at 13 that have enough value but my gut tells me Penix if he's there at 44 or Rattler if he's there at 77. What round do you see Nix being drafted in?

  • @Kyjones2
    @Kyjones2Ай бұрын

    Why does everyone think Daniels is a stud? He has the exact same profile (albeit much smaller) as Justin Fields. Issues with processing, throwing over the middle, and keeping his eyes downfield. Those are traits you need to succeed in the NFL.

  • @filmjunkie-97

    @filmjunkie-97

    Ай бұрын

    Main difference between him and fields is the release and mechanics coming out. Im not a huge Fields guy or Daniels guy but I like Daniels a lot more. Simply from the mechanical aspect and release aspect. Fields has one of the slowest releases I’ve ever seen and he wasn’t mechanically good which could effect his control on the ball. Daniels has a weaker arm but he has a much quicker release and better mechanics

  • @IamDevron

    @IamDevron

    Ай бұрын

    He is honestly nothing like fields, not sure where that’s coming from. Fields has a rocket arm where as Daniels is a lot weaker. Both extremely athletic but Fields isn’t quite as dynamic in space. Also not sure where you’re getting this lack of processing from. Outside of Caleb I don’t think that’s a super strong spot for anyone in the class

  • @jamesleggett1662

    @jamesleggett1662

    Ай бұрын

    JD is supposed to be a good processor.

  • @abdulazizalsubaie1942

    @abdulazizalsubaie1942

    Ай бұрын

    44TD’s my friend

  • @redskins17084
    @redskins17084Ай бұрын

    information, information and more information. Good Channel.

  • @agye23
    @agye23Ай бұрын

    this is fantastic

  • @johnrock6480
    @johnrock6480Ай бұрын

    I like this tandem !

  • @jammininthepast
    @jammininthepastАй бұрын

    Thanks Gentlemen, I value your takes. I had Colt as a fantasy qb one year on a "loaded" team where I finished second (lost by eight points in the league championship), out of 14 teams. Colt you did enough to get it done. My wife and I took a sweet vacation from the winnings. Appreciated man.

  • @calvinhobbes6118

    @calvinhobbes6118

    Ай бұрын

    If Colt was your starter no wonder you lost.

  • @jammininthepast

    @jammininthepast

    Ай бұрын

    @@calvinhobbes6118 yeah, true. I had a kick ass team by not drafting a qb until pick six...I still took second and a fist full of dead presidents. Appreciated.

  • @Logikal_GreenHouseMuzic
    @Logikal_GreenHouseMuzicАй бұрын

    I came here just to say Jay definitely had the gruden sound lol

  • @ref233
    @ref233Ай бұрын

    Would love to hear Jon Gruden join in on this channel

  • @mattgauvin7842
    @mattgauvin7842Ай бұрын

    Pats fan here, we need a QB and have the 3rd overall pick. I would be ecstatic if they drafted Drake Maye I think he will be a better player than Daniel’s but i think Daniel’s will have a quicker impact. Either way they are studs and New England better pick 1 of them. Don’t trade out

  • @yessum44
    @yessum44Ай бұрын

    It's interesting getting a view into what NFL coaches and personnel departments care about. It's telling how much Jay talks about "envisioning a guy as the face of your franchise" and how much they won in college. I'm sure that's how these teams justify their boneheaded picks.

  • @tecurran64
    @tecurran64Ай бұрын

    nice Gruden can see what's going on at least.

  • @MrBIGZ1964
    @MrBIGZ1964Ай бұрын

    Can't see the videos

  • @jimstevenson424
    @jimstevenson424Ай бұрын

    One hand vs 2 seems trivial, but I bet the shift is significant. Two hands might change your posture, tension in your body, limit your speed and quickness. I'd like to hear more about working out bad habits and how likely techniques can change. How do you get to this level and need to improve basic technique (how do you get past high school like that)? Do coaches just put up with it, thinking that nagging the QB might drive him to the portal? If you are a college QB, and you know scouts want to see good footwork, hip position, arm angle, why would you not perfect your craft? It affects your bottom line.

  • @BloodySoup74

    @BloodySoup74

    Ай бұрын

    It's not affecting Caleb's bottom line. He's got all the tools but you are right. Teaching what they should be doing could hinder their natural ability. They should know better but the game is fast and their mind is all over the place so they need to do what they do naturally. The lower tier QBs then yes you gotta teach them out of stupidity.

  • @willl7780
    @willl7780Ай бұрын

    bo is the silent assasin

  • @bryantrulen7570
    @bryantrulen7570Ай бұрын

    What is up with the 2019 NFL Draft QB prospect names flashing 😂😂. Trace McSorley 1???

  • @Frostypower
    @FrostypowerАй бұрын

    You come here for handshake analysis

  • @G_ifted1
    @G_ifted1Ай бұрын

    Can’t see the tv good at all but other than that coming from a die hard Skins fan great video 🫡

  • @mickeydye1840
    @mickeydye1840Ай бұрын

    Jay you go back to coaching man he was a really good coach like to see him back again

  • @Tantura1948
    @Tantura1948Ай бұрын

    Christian Ponder had intangibles.

  • @vikingjerome2438

    @vikingjerome2438

    Ай бұрын

    😂

  • @Hengel_Andrews

    @Hengel_Andrews

    Ай бұрын

    All of the intangibles, he was just terrible doing the football playing tangibles.

  • @jaivionjones2205
    @jaivionjones2205Ай бұрын

    Please show us the TV

  • @johnostro7153
    @johnostro7153Ай бұрын

    Why do they talk about CW being able to create and extend plays? He has the worst pressure to sack conversion rate of all the quarterbacks in this class and that even looks better than the reality because there's another 5-10 plays per game where he runs for no gain or 1 yard that count in the positive side of that ratio. Never mind, along with that terrible conversion rate he invites pressure constantly where he doesn't need it because he won't throw the open route trying to get a home run every play. And on top of that you're going to fumble once every game? No bueno man. No bueno

  • @EDW.5
    @EDW.5Ай бұрын

    if i was blind i would think this was jon gruden

  • @jamesabc372
    @jamesabc372Ай бұрын

    JD ,Maye , and Williams all had a lot of sacks.

  • @OneMansOdyssey
    @OneMansOdysseyАй бұрын

    No wonder Jay isn't coaching in the NFL anymore. Analytics is "bullshit" because it says Nix has a higher completion percentage than Penix, but the tape says Penix is a more accurate passer? But it wasn't tape that told you Nix was a worse passer, Jay - you said 5 minutes ago his ADOT was negative, and *that* was what told you he was a worse passer. Was the analytics "bullshit" then?

  • @ref233
    @ref233Ай бұрын

    I’m afraid the Bears will get more than Caleb the football player. Dad will come along with him.

  • @edwardcampbell8567
    @edwardcampbell8567Ай бұрын

    Please just pick jjj or drake 😂 they both can carry a team leave Jayden to go to ?

  • @Hengel_Andrews
    @Hengel_AndrewsАй бұрын

    McCarthy: “you won’t win because of him.”

  • @fullofmuscledownunde

    @fullofmuscledownunde

    Ай бұрын

    “Velocity, you have to make those kinds of throws in the NFL” Daniels doesn’t have velocity

  • @Hengel_Andrews

    @Hengel_Andrews

    Ай бұрын

    @@fullofmuscledownunde Peyton Manning didn’t have velocity, he had timing. Timing is a great equalizer.

  • @fullofmuscledownunde

    @fullofmuscledownunde

    Ай бұрын

    @@Hengel_Andrews he had more velocity than Daniels that’s for sure

  • @Hengel_Andrews

    @Hengel_Andrews

    Ай бұрын

    @@fullofmuscledownunde you don’t have to lie trying to make a point. To be called a liar is a disrespect, but to be lied to is worse.

  • @KeatonHill
    @KeatonHillАй бұрын

    Wish I could get on board with a Gruden hire

  • @PickpocketJones
    @PickpocketJonesАй бұрын

    Beat that analytics strawman Jay! No one who is serious about analytics is getting fooled by a high completion percentage on short passes, give me a break. Anyone who frames analytics in that way is really making a comment about their own inability to understand and use all the tools at their disposal.

  • @terencebarnes7393

    @terencebarnes7393

    Ай бұрын

    He is a coach most coaches/players aren’t crazy about analytics, rarely in there mind gives room for improvement, you kinda are what in analytics. That the GMs job to take the step back and take in both inputs, and find some middle ground.

  • @aaronvenn8660
    @aaronvenn8660Ай бұрын

    "Number one, can you envision him in the offense that I want to run"? And there you have it, why Gruden was not able to find success with RG3 or vice versa.

  • @davycash2134
    @davycash213429 күн бұрын

    Jay doesn’t seem like a very nice person

  • @spaniardprince
    @spaniardprinceАй бұрын

    Where is the JJ McCarthy breakdown? F this

  • @timlivingston

    @timlivingston

    Ай бұрын

    toward the end of the video

  • @hippienerd1638
    @hippienerd1638Ай бұрын

    Caleb had 17 fumbles over 3 years I don't know where people get this 30+ fumbles crap.. and Gruden no less🤦🏽‍♂️

  • @GoHerd2001

    @GoHerd2001

    Ай бұрын

    30 fumbles. 17 recovered by the defense. 13 recovered by the offense.

  • @hippienerd1638

    @hippienerd1638

    Ай бұрын

    @GoHerd2001 check his official ncaa stats instead of Twitter bud. He's fumbled 17 times and lost 5 of them over his college career. People just talk crap on Twitter its one of the many things about him going around that is just straight misinformation

  • @ayoutubewatcher7009
    @ayoutubewatcher7009Ай бұрын

    Loved Jay, too bad his boss was/is a scumbag. Thank the lord he doesn’t own the team amymore.

  • @jaymesjohnson
    @jaymesjohnsonАй бұрын

    Drake May is just a good college quarterback. Joe Milton is better than Drake May. Jayden Daniels is the way to go.

  • @calvinhobbes6118

    @calvinhobbes6118

    Ай бұрын

    Joe Milton is garbage.

  • @gabejones3500
    @gabejones3500Ай бұрын

    Jay just say u don’t like Drake Maye. He’s better than all the QBs u have coached.

  • @hugeboi3669

    @hugeboi3669

    Ай бұрын

    not better than Kirk

  • @albinoslug5594

    @albinoslug5594

    Ай бұрын

    ​@@hugeboi3669😂😂😂

  • @fullofmuscledownunde
    @fullofmuscledownundeАй бұрын

    Daniels isn’t a 15 year starter

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