You never want to be the prospect in the green room at the end of the first round of any NFL draft. It’s a horrible feeling, and you have to go back to your hotel room with your family, wondering about your professional future.
Sadly, that happened n Thursday night for Kentucky quarterback Will Levis, who many analysts thought could be selected as early as the fourth overall pick to the Indianapolis Colts. The Colts instead took Florida quarterback Antony Richardson, another tools-based prospect whose inexperience (one year as a starter) led to some messy tape, but whose upside is something we’ve never before seen at the position.
