As he showed in playing through a broken left wrist all season, and in the work he's put in with the QB coaches who've trained Tom Brady and Drew Brees, WSU's Luke Falk has the makeup of an NFL quarterback. Now the question is, which NFL team is willing to give him a chance?
He doesn’t have Sam Darnold’s gunslinger moxie or Josh Rosen’s natural gifts.
He lacks Josh Allen’s rocket arm, and doesn’t come with the Heisman credentials and athleticism that have boosted Baker Mayfield and Lamar Jackson up draft boards.
Because of all those qualities he’s allegedly missing, Washington State quarterback Luke Falk is regarded by most analysts as a mid-to-late round prospect in this week’s NFL draft.