Jalon Daniels

Daniels has a strong arm. The ball jumps out of his hand with easy velocity. Arm strength isn't the issue here. It's consistency with ball placement and layering throws. Daniels will struggle with ball placement at times and tosses everything on a line to the second-level. Daniels can limit YAC opportunities for his receivers at times with his ball placement. Daniels is a rushing threat with at least 404 rushing yards and four rushing scores in each of his last three full collegiate seasons. He's not a prolifically twitchy player with the ball in his hands, but he should be able to operate as an opportunistic scrambler in the NFL. Daniels will hold the ball too long at times. With his off-script ability and athleticism, he tends to live in the world of broken play chaos. He'll need to improve his timing and trigger to consistently play on time in the NFL.

Kansas QB Jalon Daniels met with the Bucs on a top-30 visit on Monday.

Fantasy Impact

Schultz added that Daniels also had private workouts with the Saints, Bills, Chargers, and Chiefs earlier this spring. He met with the Patriots last week as well.