I largely agree with all of this. Maye is probably the best traditional prospect and Daniels is a exactly what you want in a dual threat QB that has become more popular. But that has to be schemed for and won't work if it isn't. Is Daniels a one year wonder or a late bloomer? I have no idea. Williams, even if you set aside some of the potential character issues, has some serious flaws to his game. He throws quite a few prayer balls, carries the ball very loose when he's running and throws off his back foot at times. Yes, he's made some spectacular plays, but many of what worked in college would end in terrible outcomes in the NFL. I'm not saying he'd be off my board, but there is zero change that I'd take him in the top 20.
As for the Kubiak and Haener prospects, that is the dream scenario. If an OC can turn our 4th round QB into a legit starter, I'll take that every time.