I get into my Top 10 Quarterbacks for the 2024 #NFL #Draft.

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Information:
GRADING SCALE (OVR)
8.0 Perfect Prospect
7.5 Day 1 Perennial All-Pro
7.3 Day 1 High End Starter And Likely All-Pro
7.0 Day 1 Quality Starter And Potential All-Pro
6.9 Day 1 Starter With All Pro Upside
6.8 Day 1 Starter With High End Starter Upside
6.6 Day 1 Starter - Unlikely High End Starter    
6.5 Boom Or Bust
6.3-6.4 Likely Starter Within First Two Seasons
6.1-6.2 Day 1 Backup With Starter Upside
6.0 Day 1 Backup / Special Teamer - Developmental Traits Based Prospect   5.8-5.9 Day 1 Backup / Special Teamer - Limited Physical Upside                  5.5-5.6 Day 1 Roster Bubble or Practice Squader    
5.4 Priority Free Agent            
5.0 Chance To Be In An NFL Camp          
Under 5.0 Needs Time In A Developmental League  

QB Traits
Arm Strength (ARM): Raw arm strength of the Quarterback

Quick Accuracy (QAC): Accuracy in the quick passing game  
     
Middle Of Field Accuracy (MAC): Accuracy over the intermediate to deep middle of the field
       
Deep Accuracy (DAC): Accuracy on high difficulty, "NFL" throws, deep and outside the numbers
 
Off Platform Accuracy (OPA): Accuracy while throwing off platform and/or on the move

Release (REL): 1-5 Scale on how swift the Quarterback's release is. 1 being long and slow (Tim Tebow), 5 being compact and fast (Aaron Rodgers).

Early Snap Processing (ESP): How well the Quarterback can execute on well schemed plays to his first read on the play. This considers his ability to recognizing the coverage pre and post snap, to consistently get the ball to the right spot on time when his first read is open, all without putting the ball in harm's way on his first read.

Late Snap Processing (LSP): Ability to react to new information on the fly when the first read is covered up. This includes (but is not limited to) the Quarterback's ability to come off a first read at the appropriate time when covered, to get through his progressions quickly, to see the entire field, difficult throwing windows, and overall make the best possible decisions with the football once the bullets start flying.

Anticipation (ANT): How consistently the Quarterback is willing to anticipate receivers coming open both against tight man coverage and into zone windows. 1 being the Quarterback must see the receiver come open before he pulls the trigger, 3 being solid signs of anticipatory throws were present, 5 being a Quarterback with rare anticipation.

Pocket Presence (PKT): the Quarterback’s Ability to sense pressure, manipulate the pocket and know when & how to use his feet to extend plays both inside & outside the pocket; this includes the Quarterback's ability to know when pressure isn't there and when to stay in a clean pocket or find avenues to reset the pocket against pressure.

Play Extension (PEX): Both the physical and creative ability to extend plays outside of the pocket.  

Ball Carrier Creativity (BCC) Running ingenuity of the QB          

QB Scheme Fits

Pro Style: Traditional, Pro-style, offense that puts an even heavier emphasis than other systems on the Quarterback's ability to read out defenses and make consistently good decisions with the ball from the pocket.

Spread: "College Style", Quick hitting passing game that uses space and numbers to make reads faster and more simple for the Quarterback while letting playmakers on the outside provide a larger portion of the team's explosive plays. Typically Spread offenses also use the threat of a Quarterback's legs to add to those numbers problems. While decision making is still important, this system places a higher emphasis on pre-snap processing and Quarterback mobility than a Pro-Style system that more frequently asks the Quarterback to process defenses post-snap from the pocket.

Play Action: A modern, "Shanahan", style scheme that utilizes a heavy mixture of wide zone concepts in the run game that set up the use of play action. This system uses the threat of play action and the run game to draw in the defense and simplify reads on the Quarterback which often simplifies his processing requirements. What is required in this system is the arm talent to consistently hit the intermediate to deep part of the field where these play action concepts attack. Mobility and off platform accuracy are also preferred for the heavy use of play action boots that these systems run.