2025. NFL Draft: Why Kurt Warner Sites Cam Ward in front of Sheuer Sanders

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The assessment of the attacker playing is one of my favorite exercises, and there are not many better people who could do it from the Pro Football Hall of Famer.

Kurt Warner joined me in the last episode “Show Joel Klatt“In order to discuss the passage of concepts, the attacker player today at NFL and many more items associated with return blows.

We also talked about our assessments of the attacker’s perspective in the NFL Draft 2025, especially Department and Sherdeur Sanders. Last month I ranked Sanders in front of Ward On my list of top five attackers in this year’s draft class. Since Warner and I will be part of the NFL Network draft drawing next month, I wanted to choose a little brain and see him watching Ward and Sanders a month from the draft.

Here’s a clip of our conversation.

Klatt: So let me just start with this: you saw all the guys in combination. While preparing for the draft, how are you generally setting this class and what were your overall class feelings after Indy?

Warner: I thought the class was solid on the whole board. When I think of Indy, somehow I think many times it goes up and down, and you got some guys who are pretty good and then guys who aren’t very good. I thought this class as a whole had several guys who threw the ball well for a combination. I don’t do a lot of ribbons before combining, maybe I do a little just to get just a touch of who these guys are. As you know, I don’t watch a lot of college football during the NFL season. I’m the NFL type, first of all. So, I like to go to a combination and get the opportunity to see the boys, and then after that I will jump out on the tape, which I have been doing for the last week.

Here’s an interesting thing about me: when I look at them on a cassette, I am not sure that any of these guys are different from processing, playing on time, reading a Polish species of perspective. I feel that most of these guys are, at least at the top of the class, very similar guys when I look at them on a cassette. If you just took the names off the jerseys and looked at, you would leave, “Ok. I saw that before. I’ve seen that before. I’ve seen it before.”

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Now Cam (Ward), he has little extra uniqueness in his ability to throw football. I think that catapults it to the top of the class. I don’t think when you look at him compared to these other guys, like Sherdur, Jaxson (Dart) or Tyler (Shough), that when you watch his decision -making and throwing in time for Cam to jump off the pages, like “Oh God, he is so much better in all these areas.” I just think there is little uniqueness in the way he throws football. Maybe a little more muscle on the ball. It has the ability to throw a platform. So, I think you put (Ward) on top, because what if that talent switches to the next level, do we have something special outside of it?

Klatt: When you look at a guy like CAM, what kind of insult do you see how it progresses at the next level?

Warner: It’s a great question. What I really believe in all these guys, even Cam, is that I am not sure that anyone of these guys is a good enough athlete to survive at the NFL level as an athletic striker if that makes sense. You know that Josh Allen’s,, Lamar Jacksonand Patrick Mahomes“I think most of these guys are, if they will be very good at the next level, he has to descend to process and pull the ball out of their hands, because I don’t think any of them are great in buying time or elusiveness.

It’s a thing that really fascinates me because we never know, especially when you look at the guys in college. He really frustrates me to watch a ribbon from my college, because when I watched Cam, what I said, 90% of his throws went to his first guy, or it was a quarrel. There was not much else you would see. You wouldn’t see him bloom, flourish and work through these things.

I think this was the case with many of these guys. Most guys should be able to make these throws, but I didn’t see the processing and work through things. It’s so hard here. If you fight for it at the NFL level, I don’t think none of these guys have additional to overcome it.

Klatt: What is your attitude about Sherdeur Sanders?

Kurt Warner Tip to players entering the NFL Draft 2025

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Warner: Schedeur can throw the best ball, and what I mean by that is the most important and accurate of all these guys. I love that he can timing the ball. Whether it is because of the power of the hand or anything, it never throws it difficult. He never has to throw him through you. I love that aspect of things. I like guys who understand how to make a different throws. He has a great touch. I think he throws a really good deep ball.

I have watched some of his (ribbons) from the beginning of the year and I’ve watched the last four games of all these attackers. You mentioned the offensive line. When I break back blows, I try to eliminate what happened throughout the year. I try to look at it from the game … Did you do the right thing in this play?

I felt in the last four games, Shera was very uneasy in my pocket. Like, very rarely, I saw him strong in my pocket, returned and set it up and read and delivered the ball. It was like he was always uneasy there. You talked about the bags and problems they had in advance. Maybe it led to: “Okay, these last four games, it’s just not easy for me because I hit so much.”

That was the thing that was about me. Very rarely went through the procedure. It was kind of like he would come back, see the first guy, and then become uneasy, trying to create a throw, unlike just playing the game. That is a care for me. Is it something just because of the situation here and because of the offensive line?

I liked the throw. I liked some of the different throws and concepts through which he had to play because it was exciting for me. When I watched the bo nix last year, I had the same questions about throwing the ball down the field. But what I loved was that he had a book of players of anyone in college football last year. … I felt that he did it extremely good and why I felt he could translate to NFL level.

Shera had to do some of that. Shera had to start there before the insult. I like that part of his, and you were exposed to that.

Joel Klatt is an analyst of FOX Sports Football Games and host Podcasta “Show Joel Klatt.“Follow him on @joelklatt and Subscribe to “Joel Klatt Show” on YouTube.

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