NFL QB Draft evaluation: what matters more?

NFL QB evaluation has always leaned toward favoring physical tools in the past, usually someone big, tall, big arm, etc.
That’s obviously evolved over the years with evaluators caring less about physical height and weight but more about athleticism while still favoring the big arms, just more of an emphasis on if they can run, extend plays, etc.

A lot of QB “experts” say this because it helps to dumb down the game for some of these guys to help them adjust better to the NFL. However, my question is where do guys like Garrett Nussmeier fit in? Obviously not a big guy. Above average arm. Not an athlete like Sellers but seems by far and away more advanced with the mental aspects of the game as far as making adjustments pre snap and going through progressions.

So would teams still view him as highly as someone like Sellers, Klubnik, guys who might not be as mechanically sound and aren’t close as far as the mental side of the game, but are more physically gifted? Or would they value someone like Nussmeier just as high because of how advanced he is with most aspects of being a QB outside of the physical aspects? Obviously the perfect marriage is drafting the physical tools guy that can develop the mental side of the game but it also seems like teams aren’t willing to wait as long to see those things develop?