Blake keeps his eyes down field while in the pocket. Goobert would be peeking at the rush and would miss receivers running open downfield. The experts were right about Blaine's "eye level" being inadequate. Often times he would struggle to pass for 100 yards in an entire game. He can physically make any throw Blake can and then some, but he can't see nearly as much of the field. Blake struggles with accuracy due to his mechanics not yet being in sync all the time. Blaine struggled with accuracy because he was cowering away from pass rushers, both existent and non-existent. Both are physically large but Blake can take a hit whereas Blaine would get hurt every other game. One of these QBs problems are fixable, the other has permanent flaws that will cause him to be a career backup.


In summation, Blaine was the much better natural passer, but Blake has much better vision, pocket presence and natural football intangibles.

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