Worst case scenario it can serve as a bridge QB year if we decide to draft one in next year's class. I'm not really concerned about the 5th year option, it's the extension that will be interesting...
Miller being less raw and more pro ready makes sense of why they picked him. With us having a capable starter in Walker the lower floor higher ceiling player makes sense for us as well. I agree with that.
His point is the Lions could have a hole at either RT or LT with Sewell being able to play both at a high level. They could have easily kept Sewell at RT where he has been playing at an elite level and draft Freeling to be their LT. It almost makes more sense. I also think painting these players into traditional LT or RT roles by their style is a little outdated. With the way defenses are moving their DL and pass rushers around the RT needs to be just as quick at the LT anymore. OG play is even considered more valuable now that it was in the past.
I don't have anything against Beck. I think it's a bit of a red flag he was 100% UGA's weakest link when he was on that loaded team. He looked better at Miami this past year. Definitely has the arm talent.
I liked him at Tulane then won the ACC (yeah it was a down year) at Duke. Now he has that Miami talent around him. I wouldn’t be surprised if he is in the heisman race at all.
https://www.nfldraftbuzz.com/positions/QB/1/2027
The list is impressive plus there is always someone who comes out of no where. Sorsby playing on that loaded Texas Tech team should look good too.