By most accounts, Michigan quarterback J.J. McCarthy has been rocketing up draft boards and appears likely to be a top-four pick in April's draft.
But that doesn't mean he's without question marks.
According to ESPN's Jordan Reid, "scouts still want to see a better understanding of how to mix speeds on his throws. McCarthy is a fastball-only passer who hasn't quite figured out when and how to put touch on throws, and we saw that at his pro day."
There are mixed opinions about McCarthy. The B/R NFL Scouting Department ranked him just 54th overall on its latest big board in early March behind Drake Maye, Caleb Williams and Jayden Daniels at the position.