Hello everyone. I am Matt Williamson. How's everyone doing? I am great. The combine is over. I think that this week is going to be a busy one. We've seen all sorts of folks is available for trade and releases and all that kind of stuff

because the title wave of activity is coming, folks, and it will be here soon.

But I want to break down two positions from the combine, quarterback and running back.

And frankly, hardly any quarterbacks worked out.

I mean, just a couple of them.

My man, Tyler Shuck was one of them and did quite well, ran really well.

But I wanted to focus on just a couple of the quarterbacks.

They're throwing.

And there's something to be said for it, you know, I call it assembly line scouting,

one after another, how well they throw

in the all exact same environment. It doesn't necessarily mean, you know, how you completed passes

and things like that because you're working with receivers for the first time. You'll see how

the ball comes out of their hands. And I'm just looking at an alphabetic list here, so I don't

miss anyone that I want to

talk about. But Jackson Dart from Mississippi had a fine showing. I mean, every step of the way

in the postseason, he's pretty much checked the boxes, but I don't want to say he's like

blown you away. Boy, he's definitely the number three quarterback. You got to take him at 21.

I think he'll get first round buzz, probably more like early second round. We know all this position

gets pushed up. He's okay. I just don't think that he's making great, great strides that a lot of

people tend to.

Now, the guy that baby improved his stock the most in Indy was Quinn Ewers from Texas.

And he dealt with some injury stuff this past year, but he's healthy and he threw the ball really, really well.

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