You're going to. Hey everybody welcome to another episode of Purple Insider Matthew Collar here along with

CBS Sports Draft analyst Chris Trebaso and we have a very

special show for you today in which we each watched one full game of J.J McCarthy for you and Drake May for me with fresh eyes on these prospects to make new observations about these

quarterbacks that we have talked about so much so we're going to take you through some of the

highlights and things we observed in these games. So we can just dive right in here

Chris. Tell me about which game you selected of J.J. McCarthy and why you kind of picked that game to see the best side of him as a prospect.

I went with the layup. I picked the Michigan game against UNLV and in that game,

J. McCarthy 22 of 25 for 278, two touchdowns, no interceptions.

So only three incompletions to the whole game.

And I get it that UNLV is not like you know facing even

Washington in like in the national title but or obviously Alabama in the Rose Bowl but I wanted to go

with the game that just I remembered early I think it was their first or second game of the season

that was just littered with like awesome throws from JJ McCarthy and it's good to kind of do to get closer to the draft, so I kind of do get a refresher

when I'm going to be writing and talking about these prospects, even the quarterbacks, for a long time

over the next month and into May.

I went in and immediately like in the first

quarter the two biggest takeaways and then it was kind of littered throughout

the game. I was reminded of the blend of anticipation and arm talent that

J.J. McCarthy has that I think the naysayers will kind of point out oh well

he doesn't really have that great of an arm and we talked about it in last episode,

it doesn't really stand out. Now it doesn't stand out among this class because you even have like Joe Milton in this class,

Caleb Williams has a pretty big arm,

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