Dante Moore is one of the most natural and purest pastors in college football,

but he has a ton to prove before the 2027 NFL draft.

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welcome back to the locked on NFL draft podcast i'm damian parsons that's keith sanchett and on today's

episode we're taking dante more organ quarterback underneath the scouting lens for summer scouting

we're going to explain the grade talk about his concerns that we have for him.

But let's kick this thing off with Dante Moore's pros.

Dante Moore's listed at 6-3, about 205, 210 pounds, coming off a season where he

completed 71.8% of his passes, thrown for 3,565 passing yards and 32 total

touchdowns. Keith, I said it in the opening. I'm going to say it again, and I'll kick it to you.

Dante Moore is one of the most natural and purest passers in college football. I don't know if going

back to Oregon was the right decision. We'll get to that a little

bit later. But one of the most natural and purest passers in college football keys, what stood

out to you positively on the film? Yeah. And when you say purest passes, I think another phrase,

right, is that natural thrower of the football, right? Just when it comes down to mechanics and release and timing

he has the prototype release that you would teach right and in this on follow through all of it right

like this is is what you would want to teach is what you coach right, right, for it to look this type of way.

So with Dante Moore, DP, I'll take that,

and then I'll go to some of the numbers you talk about, right?

71.8% completion percentage, to me, that leads to accuracy.

And when he's on the money, when it comes down to accuracy and ball placement he ranks up there with

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