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“In terms of a comparison, the only thing I’d say is, as a runner, he’s as impressive as Lamar Jackson was as a runner coming out (of Louisville),” Jeremiah said. “Lamar was light years ahead of him in terms of the passing game.”
The comparisons are obvious, as Milroe comes into the draft as a talented yet unpolished passer with tremendous running ability after racking up 20 touchdowns on the ground for the Crimson Tide this past season.
Milroe’s stock is hard to get an accurate grasp on, and it’s possible he’ll find himself landing with a team that decides to trade back up into the end of the first round to secure five years of rookie contract coverage, just like Lamar Jackson did when he was selected by the Ravens with the No. 32 pick.
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