Pro Day at UK

[udsig91]

To the untrained eye, Will Levis pretty damn good at his pro day. Hope he goes to the Colts if they don’t sign Lamar.

 

[VaDave4PSU]

What did he do?

 

[BobPSU92]

Be right back.

 

[LionJim]

What did he do?

I just happened to catch it. Levis is built like Frank Zane and throws the ball as far as anyone already in the NFL. The guy’s got a Bradshaw arm.

 

[psykim]

Did not see his pro day-nobody doubts his arm strength, speed etc. Key question is how he responds to NFL pressure and defenses and does well in the clutch. Who the heck can predict that?

 

[s1uggo72]

Did not see his pro day-nobody doubts his arm strength, speed etc. Key question is how he responds to NFL pressure and defenses and does well in the clutch. Who the heck can predict that?

according to a former director of college scouting in the NFL (CJ....?) on NFL radio this AM he made the case the Levis is the best of the bunch, as he did more with less. The other guys (Stroud etc) were throwing to 5 stars while he only had 2 n 3 stars to throw to. The others always had a clean pocket while he was used to a muddy pocket. So that guy would take Levis over the others. Just his thoughts, not mine.

 

[psuro]

I just happened to catch it. Levis is built like Frank Zane and throws the ball as far as anyone already in the NFL. The guy’s got a Bradshaw arm.

Ha! A Frank Zane reference - that is awesome.

 

[Nitt1300]

I just happened to catch it. Levis is built like Frank Zane and throws the ball as far as anyone already in the NFL. The guy’s got a Bradshaw arm.

so did Hack

 

[VaDave4PSU]

The other guys (Stroud etc) were throwing to 5 stars while he only had 2 n 3 stars to throw to

Wan'Dale was the #87 recruit of his class.
Tayvion was a 4*. Barion Brown #97 in his class. Dane Key also a 4*.

The most apt comp in this regard: offensive line.

He looked very good with a solid OL that had future draft picks on it in '21. He looked average without those guys in '22 when none of the OL were NFL ready.

Saw a rumor the Vikings were interested. They would be a decent spot that wouldn't get him killed and could groom him under Cousins.

 

[WVilleLion]

Nothing against the young man, but he has never shown the ability to really win at college level. NFL is way tougher. Feel for any team that spends 1st round pick on him.

 

[Waaaaaaaany]

Gonna be the 1st fullback chosen in this years draft

 

[s1uggo72]

Wan'Dale was the #87 recruit of his class.
Tayvion was a 4*. Barion Brown #97 in his class. Dane Key also a 4*.

The most apt comp in this regard: offensive line.

He looked very good with a solid OL that had future draft picks on it in '21. He looked average without those guys in '22 when none of the OL were NFL ready.

Saw a rumor the Vikings were interested. They would be a decent spot that wouldn't get him killed and could groom him under Cousins.

dont tell me, tell the NFL guy!!

 

[LionJim]

This seems to be an informative article.

Will Levis pro day results: Highlights from Kentucky quarterback's 2023 NFL Draft workouts | Sporting News

Sporting News tracked updates and highlights from Kentucky QB Will Levis' pro day.

www.sportingnews.com

 

[81BandW]

This seems to be an informative article.

Will Levis pro day results: Highlights from Kentucky quarterback's 2023 NFL Draft workouts | Sporting News

Sporting News tracked updates and highlights from Kentucky QB Will Levis' pro day.

www.sportingnews.com

Most of the comments on twitter are pretty brutal. The naysayers sure aren't just here, lots of criticism and bust projections

 

[LionJim]

Most of the comments on twitter are pretty brutal. The naysayers sure aren't just here, lots of criticism and bust projections

Not surprising if you read this board. I’m not overly optimistic about his chances but would love to be wrong (I usually am).

 

[Nits1989]

 

[AvgUser]

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Ummm, I didn’t authorize my Image and Likeness to be posted!

 

[Bvillebaron]

Did not see his pro day-nobody doubts his arm strength, speed etc. Key question is how he responds to NFL pressure and defenses and does well in the clutch. Who the heck can predict that?

Well his track record at Kentucky wasn’t all that promising

 

[Bvillebaron]

Nothing against the young man, but he has never shown the ability to really win at college level. NFL is way tougher. Feel for any team that spends 1st round pick on him.

That’s my thinking. Hope I’m wrong but I wouldn’t be taking him in the 1st round.

 

[step.eng69]

I just happened to catch it. Levis is built like Frank Zane and throws the ball as far as anyone already in the NFL. The guy’s got a Bradshaw arm.

Ha! A Frank Zane reference - that is awesome.

You fellows referencing Zane from Edwardsville. Frank and Adam were the older guys in the neighborhood, four to six yrs older than my friends. Freshman on the team when Adam was a senior.

 

[LionJim]

You fellows referencing Zane from Edwardsville. Frank and Adam were the older guys in the neighborhood, four to six yrs older than my friends. Freshman on the team when Adam was a senior.

Cool.

 

[step.eng69]

References are made that Zane grew up in Kingston, that's the bordering borough ...Frank, front row & Adam back row.

 

[marshall23]

Ha! A Frank Zane reference - that is awesome.

Larry Scott

 

[LionJim]

Larry Scott

That’s who Frank Zane would have mentioned.

 

[Bvillebaron]

according to a former director of college scouting in the NFL (CJ....?) on NFL radio this AM he made the case the Levis is the best of the bunch, as he did more with less. The other guys (Stroud etc) were throwing to 5 stars while he only had 2 n 3 stars to throw to. The others always had a clean pocket while he was used to a muddy pocket. So that guy would take Levis over the others. Just his thoughts, not mine.

Yeah that explains it.