He's no Warner. More of a Nick Foles or possibly Matt Ryan type.

But at this point I'd trust him for a stretch of several games moreso than our current backups once he gets acclimated to his receivers and the playbook.

He's about the same dimensions as Brady, so he can at least see down the field. There's one play on the tapes in the original post that shows eyes down field for about six or seven seconds while he scrambles, looking for an open spot to throw from - he's not a first-read-and-take-off "running" QB but knows when to do it, according to one interview.

Hmm.... maybe, with coaching and further development... interesting to speculate what his ceiling might be. For now I'm interested to see what-is.