As we continue to prepare for the NFL draft, welcome to another episode of StudyBall. We're currently evaluating various quarterbacks. I've mentioned before that this task is quite challenging because the college game differs significantly from what many of these players will be required to do in the professional league. However, every year, I make an effort to analyze either a portion of tape or one whole game for each of these quarterbacks. By doing so, I aim to glean insights from the entire game, observing the highs and lows, the good and the bad. Instead of simply putting together a highlight tape, I prefer to scrutinize every aspect of their performance.

Recently, someone on Twitter asked me how these quarterbacks compare to my son, as I have a son entering his third year of college football. He played two years at Temple and just transferred to Rice, where he will be playing this fall. He's a talented quarterback who was a top-five player in the nation last year. To address this question, I've decided to conduct a little experiment. I invite you to participate by watching this video.

First, I'll be breaking down one of my son's games, analyzing the defensive strategies employed and his performance in response. Then, I'll move on to analyzing the top six quarterbacks. I want to show you what I look for and how I assess their abilities, particularly in terms of their ability to process information, execute a game plan, and make various types of throws.

Let's dive into the tape on my son, EJ Warner.#riceuniversity #collegefootball #kurtwarner