Height: 6-2
Weight: 222
Age: 22.6
40 Time: 4.67 (85th percentile)
Burst Score: 106.1 (31st percentile)
Agility Score: 11.12 (80th percentile)
Throw Velocity: 55 mph (41st percentile)
Mitchell Trubisky declared for the NFL Draft after getting the most out of his junior season at North Carolina, passing for 3,748 yards and 30 touchdowns against 6 interceptions. Trubisky also completed 68.0-percent of his passes while averaging 10.1 yards per attempt over the course of his college career, while posting an 89.2 (94th-percentile) College QBR. In addition, Trubisky rushed for 308 yards and 5 touchdowns on the ground, displaying a solid combination of arm strength, accuracy and mobility that propelled him to the top of the list of rookie quarterback prospects.
At the 2017 NFL Combine, Mitchell Trubisky was able to put his athleticism on display, running a 4.67 (85th-percentile) 40-Yard Dash and posting a 11.12 (80th-percentile) Agility Score. Trubisky also posted a 94.7 (61st-percentile) SPARQ-x Score, as he proved his athleticism already ranks as one of the best in football at the quarterback position.
While Mitchell Trubisky has displayed all of the tools necessary to be a solid NFL quarterback, there are still questions regarding his limited experience at the college level. Although Trubisky saw action in 31 games in his career at North Carolina, he was unable to win the starting quarterback job until his junior season. Additional concerns include the fact that he struggled against top competition, with poor performances against Georgia, Virginia Tech, and Stanford.
Mitchell Trubisky’s unique combination of arm strength, accuracy, and mobility makes him a solid option for a team in need of a quarterback. Although it may be in his best interest to sit and learn from a veteran quarterback in his first NFL season, Trubisky possesses the physical talent to overcome his lack of experience. In the right situation he could provide value at the position in fantasy football leagues in 2017.