Frazier is a prospect with a lot of upside to improve mechanically over the next couple of years. He has terrific measurables-- is tall, well built with the frame to continue to add bulk and be a force as both a runner and passer. Plays in the spread offense where there is a lot of misdirection, shifts and multiple sets. Works primarily from the shotgun and has experience delivering throws to all areas of the field. He is a very resourceful QB-- does not take too many chances with the ball, but has a knack for making plays, keeping the play alive and finding ways to move the chains. You can see he has confidence in the scheme and when his feet are set and he is in rhythm he can get very hot. Throws well on the move and designed roll-outs or play-action especially to his right. Has shown the ability to make some impressive throws into tight windows when he is on time and confident in his reads. Can make the deep seam and the deep comeback from the opposite hash when his feet are set. Shows quality accuracy and footwork. Plants and transfers his weight well and when comfortable generally hits the strikezone. Frazier is a strong, powerful runner with very good speed and elusiveness. Shows initial quickness to elude the rush and buy a second passing chance. He is a very decisive runner on designed runs and is not afraid to lower his shoulder in the open field. Top end speed is impressive for the position. While Frazier does possess a compact delivery and can get the ball out quickly, his release is a bit awkward. He tends to "palm" the ball with his wrist and shows a "hold, cock and deliver" motion that gives the impression that he is "pushing" the ball somewhat. He gets good RPM's and throws with power, but delivery is not overly smooth. However, this is an area he is working on and can tweak to some degree. The level of competition is somewhat of a concern. He reminds us of former Troy standout QB Omar Haugabrook. Overall, there is a lot to mold with Frazier and he possesses the measurables and tools to succeed at the BCS level. We see him being the perfect fit for the spread offense with upside to continue to develop nicely in the passing game.