Mike Reilly () - 1964 NFL Draft Pick #47 by CHI
What The Experts Thought Before The Draft
Pre-Draft Analysis for Mike Reilly - 1964 NFL Draft
Player Profile:
- Name: Mike Reilly
- College: University of Washington
- Position: Quarterback
- Height: 6'1"
- Weight: 210 lbs
Scouting Report:
- Arm Strength: Reilly possesses a strong arm capable of making all the necessary throws at the professional level. His ability to throw deep down the field is a notable asset.
- Accuracy: While he shows promise in his passing accuracy, he needs to refine his technique to improve consistency, especially under pressure.
- Mobility: Although not known for his speed, Reilly has decent mobility in the pocket, allowing him to evade defenders and extend plays.
- Football IQ: Demonstrates a solid understanding of offensive schemes and has the ability to read defenses effectively, which is critical for a quarterback.
Strengths:
- Strong leadership qualities on and off the field.
- Experience in high-pressure situations during college games.
- Good size and build for a quarterback, which could help him withstand the physicality of the NFL.
Weaknesses:
- Needs to work on footwork to improve his mechanics.
- Inconsistent performance in critical games may raise concerns about his ability to perform under pressure at the next level.
Draft Projection: Mike Reilly is projected to be a mid-round selection in the 1964 NFL Draft. Teams looking for a quarterback with potential and leadership qualities may find him an appealing option.
Conclusion: If he can refine his skills and adapt to the professional game, Mike Reilly has the potential to develop into a starting quarterback in the NFL.
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