Seth Henigan had an impressive career at Memphis, finishing as the school’s all-time leader in passing yards (over 14,000) and touchdowns (104). He’s known for staying calm in the pocket, making smart decisions, and hitting his deep throws with great placement. While he’s solid in most areas, his pocket awareness and ability to handle pressure are spots that need some work. His arm is good, but not elite, and he’ll need to be more careful with his throws moving forward.

At the Senior Bowl, Henigan will have a chance to prove he can handle a pro-style offense and improve his velocity and accuracy. Scouts will be watching his ability to stay composed under pressure and clean up his footwork. Though he doesn’t have the physical traits of some other top quarterbacks, Henigan’s experience and steady play make him a Day 3 pick with the potential to develop into a reliable backup or even a starter with some growth.

Author: Mike Lindberg (@FFCanuck99)