For the second time in a month, Will Levis went through highly scrutinized workouts in front of NFL officials. To the naked eye, it’s difficult to make any sort of significant discernment. “Wow, he threw the ball far.” Following UK Pro Day, Todd McShay’s in-person analysis provides a better idea of what decision-makers are looking for and why it’s unlikely he will ultimately be the first quarterback selected in the 2023 NFL Draft.
Levis’ pro day capped off three straight by the NFL Draft’s top quarterback prospects. After attending CJ Stroud‘s at Ohio State on Wednesday and Bryce Young‘s at Alabama on Thursday, McShay left Lexington on Friday convinced Levis is a notch below the players who led CFB Playoff contenders.