2024 NFL Draft Scouting Report: Dequan Finn, QB, Toledo

Dequan Finn is an exciting dual threat QB for the Toledo Rockets. He displays solid arm strength and is an above-average runner. Hula Bowl scout PJ Hardaway breaks him down as an NFL Prospect in his report.

Player Data

Name, Jersey #	Dequan Finn # 7
School (Code)	University of Toledo (OHTO)
DOB, Class Yr	5^th year/rJunior
Height, Weight	6020, 205e
40 Yd Dash	4.59e
Arms, Hands	N/A
Position/Depth	QB/Starter
Honors/Captainship	2022 All-MAC Second Team, Team Captain
Season Viewed (yr)	2023
Games Watched	University of Miami (Ohio), University of Illinois, University of Western Michigan
Scout Name / Date	Paul “PJ” Hardaway, 10/26/2023

Per Year Stats (Most Recent First)

2023	8 GP/ 119 Cmp, 188 Att, 63.0 Pct, 1425 Yds, 12.0 Avg/P, 178.1 Avg/G, 14 TD, 68 Long 5 Int, 82 Rushing Att, 472 yds, 5.8 Avg/A, 59.0 Avg/G 5 Td
2022	12 GP/ 188 Cmp, 315 Att, 60.0 Pct, 2260 Yds, 12.0 Avg/P, 188.3 Avg/G, 23 TD, 12 Int,130 Rushing Att, 631 yds, 4.9 Avg/A, 9 Td, 52.6Avg/G
2021	13 GP/ 144 Cmp, 250 Att, 58.0 Pct, 2071 Yds, 14.4 Avg/P, 159.3 Avg/G, 18 TD, 2 Int 111 Rushing Att, 505 yds, 4.5 Avg/A, 38.8 Avg/G, 9 Td
2020	4 GP/ 0 Cmp, 1 Att, 0 Pct, 0 Yds, 0 Avg/P, 0 Avg/G, 0 TD, 0 Int, 10 Rushing Att, 51 yds, 5.1 Avg/A, 12.8 Avg/G, 0 Td

Player Summary:

5-year letterman, 3-year starter who has played in 40 career games and has 33 starts under his belt. Has an athletic build of a body. A dual threat QB that moves well within the pocket, has good vision, keeps eyes down field to make throws. Has solid arm strength, does a good job completing throws outside of the numbers from the opposite side of the field. Can throw receivers open, gives runners an opportunity to create yards after catch. Uses legs to escape pressure when needed, gets to the edge, moving defenders out of position for easy throws. Displays solid ability making defenders miss at point of attack on designed QB runs or when flushed out of the pocket. Does well to extend plays within the pocket, elusive runner once outside the pocket while avoiding tackles in the open field. Lacks ability to see defenders when coming into the throwing lane, has the tendency to throw into traffic when pressured and forced out of the pocket. Displays below-average play recognition, failing to see incoming blitzes, not adjusting to added defenders at the LOS, getting easily flushed out instead of stepping up into the pocket, resulting in unnecessary sacks for loss vs throwing the ball away. Does not make accurate throws outside of the pocket-balls are low, high, or thrown into double coverage. Has the tendency of staring down his receivers causing tighter windows to throw into, resulting in interceptions or incompletions.