Maybe, and I'm expecting Arch to make some big mistakes in his first full year, but there are lots of upsides. He keeps his eyes downfield when getting pressured, and actively tries to elude it while scanning for options. He also isn't scared to stand in the pocket and deliver a throw when he knows he's about to get leveled. Ewers panics at the first sign of pressure, and his accuracy immediately goes out the window. Not sure how anyone could believe that Quinn will be good at the next level with even more pressure and when NFL secondaries will feast on the floated passes. Not to mention he probably doesn't have the durability for the NFL. He barely even had it in college. Quinn is good at pre-snap reads, but the second something unexpected happens after the snap, he's slow at processing how to adjust. Hope he proves me wrong, but I'm just not seeing it.