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The NFL draft, especially the quarterback class, is always a crap shoot and this year is no different.
Of course, Florida quarterback Anthony Richardson is a polarizing figure in this draft cycle. Many teams love him, while other are reportedly worried about him because he’s raw. Yet, Richardson isn’t the only top quarterback prospect entering this draft, who comes with some concerns.
Kentucky’s strong-armed gunslinger Will Levis fits that category as well. NFL analyst Warren Sharp recently offered some scary data on Levis. According to Sharp, Levis, if drafted in the first round as currently anticipated, would have the lowest career passing production score to be taken in the first round.
Will Levis gets comped to Josh Allen frequently but Allen logged a 40th-percentile passing production score
— Sharp Football Analysis (@SharpFBAnalysis) March 9, 2023
If Levis is selected in the first round he will have the lowest career passing score to be selected in the first round, trumping Jason Campbellhttps://t.co/XR7v1dPPhq pic.twitter.com/nym6iEFPzj
The Las Vegas Raiders, of course, have been connected to both Richardson and Levis can could draft one of them at No. 7. Yet, there are a lot of factors the team most consider in the next several weeks and Levis’ metrics are certainly among them.
In other Raiders news:
- Carr talks trade: Derek Carr talked about the restrictions the Raiders put on him during his trade-talk period.
- No QBs left: In this mock draft by the Athletic, the Raiders miss out on the top quarterbacks.
- Mail call: The Raiders’ website has a mailbag.
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