What (in)tangibles, stats, or tape are available to argue that he's a better prospect than Stroud and Young? His longest completion in 2022 season and at his Pro Day was 61 yards (at least that's what I can retrieve from the internet), CJ Stroud can easily match or better that:
Bryce Young also threw a 60-yarder to Jameson Williams last season. So the difference for that "cannon of an arm" is marginal at best, doesn't really matter whether you can throw it 68 or 73 yards in the NFL. So first part of the statement, most talented QB in the class, can't really be proven other than if someone is arguing it's just the eye test that does it for them.
Then the second part where they believe he has the talent to be a 10x All-Pro QB. FFS
Peyton Manning has 10, Brady only has 6. I know it can be hyperbole but just let's keep it real here. Will Levis isn't the most talented QB in this class, doesn't have the most upside as QB in this class, and it's more likely he ends up without a Pro Bowl selection than to even get one All-Pro selection.
That's why I said, I have no idea how some GMs have gotten their jobs if you look at some of their comments - or draft selections.