Dennis put up some really good numbers with his WR corps last year. He has a legit arm that can get the ball out over 50 yards down field. What I like about him is how quick his release is on these short passes. Around the redzone, he can be deadly with the quick decision making ability to recognize when a receiver has his man beat. His footwork is pretty good, making sure to step into his throw. He’s not a dual threat QB really, but can tuck the ball and get up field and get quality yards. Running vision is good in fact and can change direction pretty well. One of the improvements you see right away with his senior year is a more explosive first step – he’s getting down field much quicker. Dennis throws a nice ball down the field from 30-40 yards. He does a nice job of recognizing touch situations and putting it on a line or more air so the receiver can run under it. Footwork, agility and increasing his arm strength are major areas he can improve. It says a lot about the threat of his big play throwing the football that defense seem to play way down field, so in a lot of cases he can just step up easily and get nice gains with his feet or draw the defense in and throw down field.. He does a good job of stepping up into the pocket, but would like see him move around a little better avoiding the rush. Dennis a quality college QB at the next level, he’s definitely got a bit more of an athletic burst to his game this season.

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