Big-Frame, Big-Arm Buffalo QB With Dual-Threat Upside
Tyree Jackson was a rare Buffalo quarterback prospect because of his elite size, live arm, and ability to create explosive plays outside structure, but his game also came with the usual tradeoffs of a high-variance passer. In his Buffalo career, he finished with 6,999 passing yards and 49 touchdowns, and he showed late-season momentum after returning from injury in 2018, averaging 341 passing yards over his final four games.[4][8] The appeal is clear: NFL-caliber tools, playmaking force, and matchup stress; the concern is consistency, timing, and durability, which helped shape his eventual position change to tight end.[3][7]
