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Jason Smith: “Patrick Mahomes is the best quarterback in the NFL, and could go down as the best ever at some point, he’s just that much more talented than everybody else, and that good. If you had to say to me ‘Who is going to have the next best career after Patrick Mahomes?’ I might have to say Justin Herbert. I was wrong about this guy. He was polarizing, and some games at Oregon during his senior year I was thinking ‘THIS guy is going to go in the first round of the Draft??’ I saw some things versus the Jets that showed me he’s even more advanced than he was earlier in the season. With limited reps, he came in and replaced Tyrod Taylor and played extremely well. He moves the team dynamically, he’s accurate, and he throws the ball in tight windows. His rollout to his weak side, and lasering that touchdown pass to Keenan Allen when the DB was a foot away from him? I mean that’s some kind of throw that not many guys can make. It’s not about arm strength, it’s about being able to do all those things. One thing I saw on Sunday was that this kid has zero panic in the pocket. Every play it’s like the game is moving slow, he knows exactly where he wants to go with the football, what exactly is going to happen every play, and here’s the football. He sees the field incredibly well downfield, and much better than other quarterbacks. He’s in place to have the next best career in the NFL after Patrick Mahomes because of his talent and what the Chargers like to do.” (Full Audio Above)
Listen to Jason Smith explain why he thinks Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert could join Patrick Mahomes as the two best quarterbacks in the NFL for the next decade.
Check out the audio above as Smith details why Herbert has all the tools to become the next great of this new generation of QB’s.
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