Taylen Green

Dual threat passer. Green averaged 113 rushing attempts and 600.8 rushing yards over the last four years of college (8.8 rushing touchdowns per season). Green has build-up speed and the size to be a goalline threat in the NFL. He's a straight-line runner without a ton of wiggle. He's best viewed as an opportunistic scrambler at the next level with some upside in the designed run game. Green has the arm strength to make every NFL throw necessary. He has easy flick of the wrist velocity. His windup can get long at times, leaving the ball coming out a touch late, though. His accuracy on intermediate throws is decent, with thoughtful ball placement at times, where he's helping his receivers avoid hospital collisions. Green's overall accuracy is spotty, though. His deep ball can lack touch, especially on boundary go balls or corner of the end zone shots. His footwork can lapse at times, which doesn't help his accuracy issues. His second level passes lack touch at times as he resorts to line drive fastballs when he needs to layer the ball. His pocket presence needs refinement. Green is late to feel the rush many times and doesn't have the quick-twitch abilities to bail him out of danger situations. He wasn't tasked with full field reads at Arkansas, but he'll hang on his first read or miss receivers running wide open at times. Green feels a tick late at times getting the ball out. His trigger has to speed up to the pace of the NFL game.