Bryce Young displays elite-level traits as a passer. Young shows excellent poise and mobility in the pocket, where he can slide away from pressure and move through his progressions, keeping his head up and eyes down the field, looking to make a throw. Young is accurate at all levels but excels at the short and intermediate levels. He can hit the out route with great anticipation and has the arm strength to hit the intermediate out breaking route from the far hash. Young does a good job with throws down the middle of the field and can layer tight window throws between the second and third-level defenders. When young has time, he can work the pocket while going through his progressions. Young possesses good, not elite-level arm strength, which is more than adequate and not a significant concern, but at the NFL level, Young will find out that late throws with an average arm can become a pick-six in a hurry.