Michael Penix Jr. throws 27 touchdowns: Predicting a quarterback with only three NFL starts to throw 30 touchdowns is a bit over the top. While a talented passer aligned with an offensive coordinator who wants to be aggressive is going to create endless possibilities, let's take into account that one of the league's most electrifying players is in Atlanta's backfield. There are only so many touchdowns that can go around.
Penix's "athletic arrogance" is a key to both his potential and his success - but it could also be his downfall. Finding the balance is going to be key for the second-year signal caller. When it works, it really impresses, showcasing his ability to make plays under pressure and command the field. However, if not managed well, it could lead to overconfidence and mistakes that undermine his development as a reliable starting quarterback.