Connor Cook QB Michigan State #18
Wt: 218
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Strengths: Prototypical height with a decent overall build. Moves reasonably well for his size. Capable of buying time with his feet and rolling out of the pocket. Legitimate NFL arm strength. Plays with confidence and isn’t shy about taking chances down the field.
Weaknesses: Might be overconfident in his arm. Tries to fit the ball into tight windows, which will close much faster on him in the NFL. Takes a lot of chances throwing off-balance and on the run. Accuracy is somewhat shaky. Somewhat mechanical in his movements and doesn’t sell the fakes terribly well.
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Overview: Cook has shown steady development during his time at Michigan State and is starting to reach the potential of his physical traits. The most debate surrounding Cook will be centered around his confidence and tendency to take risks. Some coaches and scouts may love it, while others will others will worry it leads to too many mistakes at the next level. He definitely has a high ceiling, but he is too far away to be considered a quick-fix solution.
