Dylan Morris, 4* 2019 QB, Graham (Graham-Kapowsin), WA (COMMITTED)

Baseman said:

blackmamba said:

11. DYLAN MORRIS

(Photo: Andrew Ivins, 247Sports)
The Washington commit simply turned the ball over too much on Monday, throwing five interceptions, the most of any quarterback competing. The Graham (Wash.) Graham-Kapowsin product completed 35 of 54 passes, good enough for a 65 percent completion rate, and added five touchdown throws as well.

His decision making is an issue. Browning tucks, rolls, and takes sacks. Morris, a gunslinger, makes ill advised throws, much too often.

If Morris gets under center at UW, the more he plays, the more we’ll miss Jake Browning.

Dennis_DeYoung said:

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Dennis_DeYoung said:

dnc said:

Dennis_DeYoung said:

cough:::::JakeHeaps:::::cough

Okay I'll bite, what makes you say that?

Small, not a great arm. 'Accurate' given everything goes right. Does well in camp settings. Does well in controlled environments.

His game does not scale to big time college football very well IMHO.

NorwegianHusky said:

GrundleStiltzkin said:

WeakarmCobra said:

https://twitter.com/D_Morris5/status/886615077545066496

Not very big

He has a decent arm, though. He's far away from being able to run our offense and go through progressions properly but he has some throws on tape that are borderline NFL quality. I'm talking deep outs from the far hash that are on the fucking money, where only his receiver can get it. There are draft prospects out there who can't do that.

He also has a pretty quick release, works under center some, has decent mobility, and his footwork is quite good for someone his age. He's been coached surprisingly well. Again, none of that matters if he can't make good reads and good decisions after the snap, and it worries me how many of his highlights involve play-action, but let's not write him off because he has the wrong body-type.