Logan Woodside NFL Draft 2018: Scouting Report for Cincinnati Bengals' Pick

POSITIVES

—A three-year starter with the mental aspect of the game down.

—He has enough arm strength to throw efficiently to all three levels.

—While he won't wow you with a big arm, he has a body that could still add weight and strength, and arm strength is one thing that improves drastically your first couple of years in the league.

—He anticipates routes and open windows for receivers and limits mistakes (93 TDs, 25 INTs).

—Accurate and smooth; he can hit targets and has instincts to excel in a timing-based offense.

NEGATIVES

—Jack of all trades, master of none.

—Has enough talent and work ethic to improve and be drafted, but he doesn't do anything that is going to impress scouts or teams.

—Still has to work on a long, awkward delivery and prove he can be a consistent thrower.

—Doesn't have the size (6'2", 201 lbs) teams look for at the position.

—A lack of arm strength shows up consistently and will keep him from pushing the ball downfield.

—Lacks zip and tightness on throws outside the hashes.

GRADE: 5.00 (Undrafted Free Agent)

PRO COMPARISON: Trevor Siemian, Minnesota Vikings

OVERALL

Woodside doesn't project as a future starter, but his instincts, intelligence and accuracy are good enough to give him a career in the pros.