Milton has a cannon. He has easy velocity all day. When he's on, he can put some wow throws on tape. His unwavering belief in his arm can get him into trouble sometimes, though. He has plenty of throws on film where he will force throws and attempt to put the ball in spots he shouldn't, whether it's a player in tight coverage or with a defender bearing down on him. The Tennessee offense is like many others in college, with plenty of quick passing to a first read. Milton, like many other passers, tends to lock onto that first read, staring them down lovingly. Milton misses plenty of receivers running wide open that might be the second or third read in a progression. When his first read is taken away, many times, his only outs are to force the ball to that player, take the check-down, or take off running. Milton won't be a rushing threat in the NFL. He's a linear runner with below-average speed and limited tackle-breaking ability. Milton throws with anticipation with some reps, but largely, he's a see-it-throw-it quarterback. His trigger needs to be improved, as it can be a tick behind at times. Dynasty Outlook: Milton fell to the sixth round of the NFL Draft before being scooped up by the Patriots. Milton will go to training camp fighting for a roster spot with Bailey Zappe. With Jacoby Brissett and Drake Maye already occupying the top two depth chart spots in New England, Milton will have to win the QB3 job to break camp with the team for the regular season. Stash him on a taxi squad in Superflex formats if you wish, but he's probably just burning a spot on your roster.
