I feel like I can step in and be able to lead an NFL team, you know, whether I'm the

starter right away or I'm the backup and have to sit for a year and learn.

I'll let the teams, you know, decide that on where they feel I need to go and who decides

to pick me.

So I'm going to be grateful wherever I land.

After making noise at the NFL Combine, Utah State quarterback Jordan Love has been creeping up draft boards

everywhere. But while his eye-popping arm strength has some teams praying he's the second

coming of Patrick Mahomes, his college tape and his pension for turnovers has invited skepticism

as well. Today, a closer look at the most polarizing prospect in this year's draft.

I'm Neiman Kimes.

It's Wednesday, April 8th.

This is ESPN Daily.

Tim, are you ready for the draft?

I'm ready for something. I don't know if it's the draft specifically, but something.

Tim Kuhn is a senior writer for ESPN. He recently reported on Jordan Love.

So Tim, every year in the NFL draft, there is a quarterback who seems to inspire, shall we say, heated debate.

Often I've found it's a player with extraordinary physical tools, but someone whose tape is complicated.

So you end up with passionate supporters and equally passionate critics.

Somewhat ironically, the name of the player who I think fits that category this year is Jordan Love.

Why do you think he inspires that sort of reaction?

Well, Mina, I think there's, for the reasons that you mentioned, he has such incredible physical gifts.

He has shown the propensity to be so good.

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