Luke Falk NFL Draft 2018: Scouting Report for Tennessee Titans' Pick

POSITIVES

—A prototypical pocket passer with a tight, quick release.

—Has the arm to throw with velocity to every level and shows an understanding of timing and space.

—A high-IQ passer who has won over scouts and coaches in interviews.

—Falk is a great passer on deep routes and has the touch and timing to give receivers room to make plays.

—A good enough athlete to slide in the pocket and can step up and run.

—Overall accuracy is a major positive.

NEGATIVES

—Injuries have added up, and he was briefly benched as a senior.

—Scheme concerns are prevalent coming from Mike Leach's offense.

—Can get caught hanging on to the ball in the pocket and waiting for windows to open.

—Needs to learn the difference between college covered and NFL covered.

—Banged up coming out of college and might be feeling that still.

Luke Falk QB NFL Draft

GRADE: 6.65 (Round 3)

PRO COMPARISON: Kirk Cousins, Minnesota Vikings

OVERALL

Falk might not be a fit in every scheme, but in a West Coast system he has the tools and smarts to step in and play right away. He doesn't compare favorably to the trait-based quarterbacks in this class but is a natural passer.