Juice, arm talent, and dual-threat pop for Minnesota
David Pittman has long been valued more for his playmaking ceiling than raw box-score volume: in his junior-college peak, he piled up 3,643 passing yards and 35 touchdown passes in the 2007 season, plus 572 rushing yards the year before, showing he can stress defenses both through the air and on the ground. Evaluators described him as a special athlete and a better passer than people expected, with enough versatility to threaten defenses from multiple alignments. The fit question is simple: if you want an explosive, adaptable QB with swagger and mobility, he’s intriguing; if you need a polished, high-floor distributor, he’s more of a swing-for-the-fences bet.
