Will Levis, the quarterback for Kentucky Wildcats, showed impressive arm strength and mobility during his pro day.
His well-built physique stood out, and he worked hard during the workout.
Levis showed off his arm strength by delivering a catchable pass to his receiver, who was 65 yards downfield, and he hit his man in stride.
In his endgame workout, this talented athlete got the ball to go 65 to 70 yards several times.
Levis also put zip on some of his best passes in the intermediate game, with ideally located passes down the sideline and over the middle of the field.
However, accuracy remains a concern. Sometimes he overthrew his receivers due to his arm strength, while other times, he underthrew them.
He also tossed some wobbly passes, possibly due to a mechanical quirk where he flips the ball in his hand before throwing it.
If he can clean things up with solid quarterback coaching, he could emerge as a quality NFL starter.
