This is Alabama quarterback Bryce Young.

And arguably the most valuable college player over the last two seasons.

And he has that calling card, that playmaking ability that you can see right here

that is giving him big upside comps in the NFL. We know that he's going to work his ass off

in the off season before games. He's a definitely guy that knows a lot of ball here. So really it just

comes down to is translation. How much can we translate his skill set from college to the NFL?

What I absolutely love about this play, it's like the subtlest little detail, but it's what honestly gets me going about Bryce Young and maybe what makes him different is obviously this is a playoff structure.

And I would say that when you stack quarterbacks who ad lib and win outside of the parameters of the offense, those are the great ones in the league.

But here you go.

Little pump fake knows he needs to extend the play.

But as soon as he runs to his left, look at him.

You see that little look behind his left shoulder just to see how much time he has because he's not the biggest.

He's not the most athletic.

But man, does Bryce Young do such an exceptional job of understanding his little windows,

his little pockets, and maximizing what he does have along with anticipating and the vision

to find this receiver working back across.

Again, not going to call it a powerful throw, but the touch and the vision to find this receiver working back across. Again, not going to call it a powerful throw,

but the touch and the placement and the trajectory of it

results in a super positive play that he created on his own.

Yeah, those are every single week.

You get a couple of those from Bryce.

The thing that really stands out to me is he maneuvers inside

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