Matt Corral

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Updated: April 5, 2022

2022 Rookie Profile

School: Mississippi
Year: Junior (RS)
Date of Birth: January 31, 1999
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College Stats

Year	School	Class	G	Comp	Att	Pct	Yds	Y/A	TD	Int	Rtg
2018	Ole Miss	FR	4	16	22	72.7	239	10.9	2	1	184.9
2019	Ole Miss	FR	10	105	178	59.0	1362	7.7	6	3	131.0
2020	Ole Miss	SO	10	231	326	70.9	3337	10.2	29	14	177.6
2021	Ole Miss	JR	13	262	386	67.9	3349	8.7	20	5	155.3
Career	Ole Miss			614	912	67.3	8287	9.1	57	23	159.2

Metrics and Measurables

Measurables	(Percentile)
Height	6’1 5/8″ (21st)
Weight	212 lbs (18th)
Wingspan	74 1/2″ (24th)
Arm Length	30 3/4″ (14th)
Hand Size	9 5/8″ (53rd)
40-Yard Dash
Vertical Jump
Broad Jump
3-Cone Drill
20-Yard Shuttle

Metrics	(Percentile)
Burst Score
Agility Score
Throw Velocity
Wonderlic Score
College QBR	89.9 (95th)
Breakout Age	20.6 (55th)
SPARQ

PREDATOR Score

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Injury Risk

Low

Rib injury (2019) – Missed 2 games
Minor ankle sprains x2 (2021) – No games missed

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Player Analysis

The Good

Decisiveness – Makes quick decisions after the snap. Not always the correct one, but you won’t find him caught trying to figure out what to do.
Mobility – Over 1k career rushing yards, including multiple 100-yard games.
Short & Intermediate Accuracy – Able to zip accurate throws to hit receivers in stride on slants and crossing routes over the middle.
Competitiveness – Shows competitive drive and emotion on the field. Won’t back down in tough situations.

The Bad

Deep Ball – Needs some work on timing and accuracy. Sometimes the ball gets out a little late, many times overthrown.
Size – Relatively small for the position, though that has become less of a factor in the NFL in recent years.
Protection – Allows himself to take big hits when scrambling. Needs to learn to slide because this will lead to injuries in the NFL.
Ball Security – Has tendency to fumble when hit in the pocket or scrambling. Fumbled 6 times in 2021 and 14 times during his collegiate career.

Overall Assessment

PRE-DRAFT:
Corral is one of the most competitive quarterbacks from this year’s draft class. He wears his heart on his sleeve and showcases great leadership skills on the field. He had a high completion percentage in college, but played in a very RPO-heavy offense which likely contributed to that. Corral’s arm talent is good enough to succeed in the NFL, but he will need to improve his timing and accuracy. He’s not Michael Vick on the field, but is elusive/mobile enough that NFL defenses will have to factor it into their game plans. Even if he is not an immediate starter when drafted, I think his competitive drive will get him there eventually.

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Player Comparison: Baker Mayfield

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