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Former Washington State quarterback Luke Falk will be one of the players to watch at the quarterback position once we get past the first round of the NFL Draft. Falk threw for 3,593 yards and 30 touchdowns in his senior season and is projected to be a mid-round selection. Scouts tout his accuracy and touch, but his obvious downside is a lack of mobility and elusiveness — he was sacked an absurd 39 times in 12 games last season.
The blunt scouting report from NFL.com:
Tall, rhythm passer with good natural accuracy and years of quality production who is much more comfortable working the perimeter and against man coverage. Falk’s lack of protection and average mobility has lead to a tremendous amount of sacks and quarterback hits that may have taken a toll on him. While he can throw with touch and accuracy, his deep and intermediate accuracy dipped this season. There are some holes that could be hard to correct in Falk’s game and “average starter” may be his ceiling.
Off the field, Falk is now engaged to fellow Cougar (and former track athlete) Mallori Lindberg. We actually introduced you guys to her back in 2016, but it only made sense to provide an update with the draft coming up.
Luke popped the question in December:
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