Strengths
- Very good arm strength, can make all of the throws
- Throws with excellent velocity, the ball jumps out of his hand.
- Known for his maturity, work ethic and leadership
- Throws a great deep ball.
- Experienced, a three-year starter
- Athletic, can evade the rush or escape when pocket collapse
- Record-breaking production
- Can alter his platform and throw on the move or off his back foot
- Throws come out on time and accurately
- Excellent accuracy on short and intermediate routes, can consistently "throw guys open" with tight defensive coverage.
Weaknesses
- Played in offense that relied heavily on quick wide receiver screens.
- Bad habit of falling back on his back foot at times when he throws, missing on deeper passes.
- At times, appears skiddish facing the pass rush, not setting his feet to throw resulting in errant throws.
- Played almost exclusively from shotgun, do not see a lot of drops and playing from under center.
- Production is inflated by spread offense and porous Mountain West Conference defenses
- Stares down his intended target. He needs to improve eye discipline.
Best Case: Tony Romo
Worst Case: Jeff George
Projection:
Carr is an intriguing prospect, from the head up he's a coaches dream, however I'm very concerned a his pocket presence. I think Carr will struggle playing in a muddied pocket at the next level, which will hinder his success.
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