2023 WorldWide Rams Draft Profile: Tanner McKee | Stanford | QB

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Player Bio:Tanner McKee prepped at Centennial High School located in Corona, CA. As a senior at Centennial High, he passed for 2,150 yards for 23 touchdowns, 675 yards rushing, and 11 touchdowns. As a junior, he had 3,755 yards passing, 39 touchdowns, 539 yards rushing, and 17 touchdowns. He helped lead Centennial to two league titles and two CIF titles, named 2016 Big VIII Player of the Year, 2016 All-CIF, 2016 all-state second team, 2017 all-state, 2017 All-CIF, 2017 Big VIII MVP, and an Elite 11 Finalist. He was the MVP of the Polynesian Bowl and received an invite to the 2018 Army All-American Game.

​​​CLASS         |   SOPHOMORE (RS)  

​HOMETOWN |  CORONA, CA

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​ HEIGHT                  WEIGHT           
 6' 6"                           231 lbs

HANDS                            ARMS
 9⅜"                     32 ⅞"

TANNER MCKEE

QUARTERBACK

​​​​​​DRAFT YEAR
​      2023      
COMBINE INVITE​
​YES

​​PROJECTED 40 TIME 
4.80
DRAFT GRADE
5.92

SCHOOL:  STANFORD                                  |                    CONFERENCE: PAC-12                   
 

ACCOLADES

2022 Pac-12 All-Academic Honor Roll 
2022 Gundelach Award 
2021 Coaches All-Pac-12 Honorable Mention 
2021 Davey O'Brien 
2021 Irving S. Zeimer MVP
2021 Pac-12 All-Academic Honor Roll ​

​COMBINE RESULTS 
40 YD DASH
DNP 
10 SPLIT
DNP
​BENCH PRESS
    DNP    
VERTICAL JUMP 
        33"        
BROAD JUMP
 116"
3 CONE DRILL
       7.22         
20 YD SHUTTLE
​4.41

PRO DAY RESULTS  
40 YD DASH
DNP 
10 SPLIT
DNP
​BENCH PRESS
    DNP    
VERTICAL JUMP 
        DNP        
BROAD JUMP
 DNP
3 CONE DRILL
       DNP         
20 YD SHUTTLE
​DNP

GAME FILM
#18 TANNER MCKEE vs washington (2022)

#18 Tanner Mckee
game highlights 
​(2022)

strengths

•  He has the prototypical elite size for an NFL traditional pocket-passing quarterback.
  
• His skill level is built for pro-style NFL or west coast offense played in a west-coast system in college. flashes
• He can stand in the pocket tall, square his shoulder to his receiver, and go through his progressions before delivering the ball. 
• He can throw the ball at short or intermediate levels with strength and accuracy
• He demonstrated good footwork, even under pressured situations, and will climb the pocket, reset his feet and nail his target down the field
• He can place the ball in a tight window in the middle of the field to receivers in a zone or press coverages.
• He will throw the ball over the field and not hesitate to hit his check down.
• He has surprising speed for a quarterback of his stature.

weakness

• He played only two seasons after serving on a mission in Brazil for two years with little talent.
• Defenses learned his weakness and exposed them weekly after weeks of film study.
• He needs to react faster when he goes to his progressions due to misconception of the coverages.
• He throws the ball too hard; he needs to learn to slow down his pass velocity, as he prides himself on pinpoint accuracy.
• His mechanics could be better when forced to move in and out of the pocket; his legs, hips, and arms must be properly lined to deliver accurate passes. 
• He shows stiffness and lacks talent whenever he needs to run.
• He needs to gain the strength of a quarterback his size, unsuccessful on most quarterback sneaks of one yard.

Draft Projection: 7th Round

NFL Comparison: Mike Glennon (Miami Dolphins)

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