2018 NFL Draft: Titans take quarterback Luke Falk to add depth behind Marcus Mariota
The Washington State quarterback is accurate and could stick with Tennessee as a backup
With the No. 199 pick in the 2018 NFL Draft, the Titans selected Luke Falk, quarterback out of Washington State.
Draft tracker: Get grades for every pick
Grade: B-
Chris Trapasso: Well-versed in the quick passing game. Accurate in short to intermediate ranges. Routinely folds under pressure. Lacks mobility.
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Scouting report
Chris Trapasso: Operated gadgety offense at Washington State. Can be accurate from clean pocket. Struggles mightily against pressure of any kind. Not very mobile. Backup material at best.
NCAA recap
Ben Kercheval: Falk is a former walk-on who became Washington State's all-time leading passer this past season. He also holds numerous Pac-12 and school records, including total offense (14,086) and passing touchdowns (119). Though inconsistencies and injuries hampered his 2017 effort, he left college as a three-time All-Pac-12 selection and one of the most accomplished signal-callers in history.















