Which Chicago Bears 2024 NFL Draft prospects have the best NFL comp via ESPN?
By Dakota Wayne
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NFL Comp No. 5: Drake Maye comp'd to Justin Herbert
Drake Maye is seen as the possible QB1 prospect this season, though, the consensus is that Maye is the QB2 behind Caleb Williams. The Chicago Bears could be interested in the UNC quarterback again, though, Williams appears to be the choice if they take a QB.
As for ESPN's NFL comp, Drake Maye gets Justin Herbert.
Visibly speaking, it's clear as to why these two get compared to each other so frequently. Maye has the same big arm, the same big build, and plays a similar style of football. They also both wear No. 10 and played in a uniform with light blue in it.
Drake Maye has an excellent arm, but he is also extremely dangerous as a runner. Both on scrambles and designed runs.
— Nate Tice (@Nate_Tice) December 27, 2023
He has very good speed and can consistently outrace defenders to the edge. He also has size and runs with real toughness and vision. https://t.co/v3ytMzDK9o pic.twitter.com/1AhqUpbayv
One part of his game, however, that differs from Herbert's is Drake Maye's rushing ability. In Maye's 30 games at UNC, he accumlated 1,209 rushing yards. In Herbert's 40 NFL games, he has 911 rushing yards. So, sure, the two QBs run, but Drake Maye is more of a scrambler than he's given credit for.
If the Chicago Bears don't love Caleb Williams, a more mobile Justin Herbert wouldn't be a bad consolation prize.