Omar Clayton of Las Vegas ~ 6.1/205
"A shorter, undersized quarterback prospect who lacks ideal height for the position and will have a tough time consistently finding throwing lanes at the next level. However, he is an above-average athlete who has the ability to buy time for himself and break contain when need be.
Isn't a real natural thrower of the football. Doesn't seem to possess real big hands, struggles to consistently grip the pill and doesn't snap off a real clean spiral. Throws consistently have a wobble to them and won't cleanly cut through windy conditions.
Seems to have a bit of a wind up in his throwing delivery where he takes the ball down toward his waist and seems rushed with his footwork. Doesn't generate a ton of snap from his back foot. Seems to use his more as a balance step and doesn't create much torque when asked to transfer his weight and doesn't possess a real strong arm.
Lacks great ball placement and accuracy on all levels of the field. Balls consistently sail on him down the middle when he tries to overthrow it and nose dive outside the numbers. Isn't real comfortable working the entire field either. Looks more like a one-field guy, will stare down his initial reads and force the ball into pressure routinely.
Impression: Lacks the size, arm strength and overall throwing skill set needed to be an NFL pocket passer. Isn't athletic enough to get a look at another spot either."
Isn't a real natural thrower of the football. Doesn't seem to possess real big hands, struggles to consistently grip the pill and doesn't snap off a real clean spiral. Throws consistently have a wobble to them and won't cleanly cut through windy conditions.
Seems to have a bit of a wind up in his throwing delivery where he takes the ball down toward his waist and seems rushed with his footwork. Doesn't generate a ton of snap from his back foot. Seems to use his more as a balance step and doesn't create much torque when asked to transfer his weight and doesn't possess a real strong arm.
Lacks great ball placement and accuracy on all levels of the field. Balls consistently sail on him down the middle when he tries to overthrow it and nose dive outside the numbers. Isn't real comfortable working the entire field either. Looks more like a one-field guy, will stare down his initial reads and force the ball into pressure routinely.
Impression: Lacks the size, arm strength and overall throwing skill set needed to be an NFL pocket passer. Isn't athletic enough to get a look at another spot either."
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