Powell is a QB that has been making some noise this year and will be a player that will be on peoples radar quickly. He was smooth throughout drill work showing good footwork and being able to get on top of his throws. He was a good decision maker when it got to 3vs2, not forcing it to and hitting the open man. He was good anticipating his throws, hitting receivers as they were coming out of their cut and being on time with his throws.

Outside the college or professional level, I take all statline’s with a grain of salt since most are self-reported and/or aren’t formally kept by a statistician. With that said, if you take a look at what Powell reports over the last three years—it’s scary impressive. He boasts 107 touchdown passes against just four interceptions, 5,370 passing yards and a 73.5 completion percentage. Perhaps the best stat he has, is a 55-4 record playing year-round football. While he has grown a decent amount and started to add some good muscle over the last calendar year, he still needs to come a good ways physically.