All right, welcome to part three of the college series StudyBall. So, we looked at my son, EJ Warner, two weeks ago. Go back and check it out. We looked at Caleb Williams last week. Today, we're going to look at Drake Maye. Okay, so no particular order on why I'm going through it like this. Here, a lot of people talk out there and say, "Okay, Caleb's one and then maybe Drake's two or whatever." I'm not worried about that. I may end up getting to that point as we get closer to the draft and ranking my guys. But right now, I'm just trying to break them down and evaluate who they are. Okay, so I'm gonna jump into Drake. We're looking at a game that I thought was uniform from a statistical standpoint, one of his better games against Duke. A double overtime win against Duke. Threw for 340 yards. Only one touchdown in the game, but a lot of yards, got a number of completions in this game. So I like to be able to see the gambit of a lot of throws and a guy that has a good game and puts up some yardage. So, last week the stats were really good for Caleb Williams. When you watch the tape, I don't think you're wild by how we played in that game. So we can't just go on stats. We gotta see a bigger picture. So let's dive into this game against Duke by Drake Maye and let's take a look at who he is as a quarterback. #drakemaye #nfldraft #nfl

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