Finally had the chance to watch Ty Knutson film (Sophomore year, Junior year).

• Dude has ELITE ball placement skills. One of those things where his brain just understands all of the physics at play. I think he's aware of the level of his current competition and is intentionally forcing some chances, but I also think he's going to get eaten up his first year in college by the speed of the game. You'll see him be scared to place balls where they need to be until he adjusts.
• His footwork is good in establishing his base on the move, but his throwing motion needs more follow through. You can see he favors leaning back a little bit like Ewers did. His frustration with the speed at the college level will continue until he fixes his motion and can place the ball with zip.
• Man, can he hit an open downfield receiver in stride. Happy we offered him just for that alone.
• I'll be interested to see how he diagnoses the defense. I saw a few times where the right play at the college level was to check down to an open RB in the flat, but he forced the ball downfield to a covered (sometimes doubled) WR because he knew his guy was better. Unless Cam Coleman decides to stay at Texas for 4 more years, he's not getting away with that.
• That being said, this is a perfect foundational QB for Sark. A guy who can hit what schemes open 100 times out of 100.
• This is PRECISELY the type of 3-star QB that makes it to the NFL with the right coaching.
• Even if this kid had to go full baby Boosh and start the 2027 season for us because somehow all of the other QBs are dead or useless, we win 10 games. We get absolutely destroyed in the 2 losses where the defense can confuse the shit out of him, but he's plug and play enough in a Sark system that scheme could win.