He just really needs time in the weight room. Hes too light for a 6'4 guy and has no mobility.
id like him to move his feet more but he's no statue in the pocket which for me would be the most egregious thing...
what i really like about falk is that he throws with anticipation and ironically i think the air raid system he was playing in was actually holding him back a little - so often the offence would be asking him to go 1 read, 2 read checkdown straight from the snap or the play would be pre-determined before the defence gave a look to read and from what ive seen of falk he seems to read the defence fairly well and put the ball in good areas
for me its arm strength that's my biggest concern with falk
he might be too light and ill admit ive never been a height-weight measurables guy (i struggle with imperial and outside of Oline ive never really known what weight as a number really indicates)
but despite his lack of weight or size or whatever he still seems to do well with defenders around him in the pocket which is promising
im actually rewatching him and am really impressed with his poise under pressure - i would prefer to see more intermediate level throws but the offence doesnt really seem to ask that of him (i personally think the intermediate level throw is the most important part of an nfl offence - a deep throw is a big play but is fairly unsustainable and short passing is a supplement to the rain game but is not sustainable as an offensive basis either)
so my biggest hesitations around falk are these:
- arm strength
- lack of intermediate throws
- lack of knowledge of how he reads a defence pre-snap (because in that system there's very little evidence of it on film)
those 3 things are why im not comfortable putting a first round grade on him but depending on where i come down on his arm strength i dont see how i could knock him down past a 2nd round grade