Weirdly I do think he's better suited for the NFL level. Better receivers could mask some of his accuracy issues.
Look at Sam Darnold's performance in the right environment vs how he was on the Jets. Players can get elevated significantly by the talent around then at the NFL level. I think the same could happen to Arch if he lands with the right team but his potential doesn't do enough when his play is so inconsistent right now.
Bare minimum the man needs to learn when to try to bullet it to checkdowns or throw it away.
No college team could compare to what a good NFL team can build. The level of depth at the next level are bench players that are made up of a lot of players that were some of the best in college when they played.
The difference between having one Coleman and one Wingo vs two of each. I might be wrong and he might not pan out but sometimes it works out that way because of the increased depth.
Sure, but the defense also has much better players and require a QB to make even better throws, be even better at reading defenses, and process everything lightning fast. Arch struggles processing quickly enough for college. There's no way better receivers will be able to make up for that. If that were the case, tons of college QBs could make it in the league.
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u/CodyRCantrell Oklahoma • Red River Shootout 1h ago
If Arch wants to be a first round pick he might have to play another season at this point.