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I was wondering if people can help me find a piece of data? I’m trying to find out what was the most QBs taken in a single NFL draft. Right now I think it’s 15, but every time I try to look it up and search through the data most places just talk about QBs taken in the 1st round.

https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/5962974/2024/12/04/nfl-mock-draft-2025-quarterbacks-sanders-ward-hunter/?source=user_shared_article 2025 NFL mock draft: Shedeur Sanders, Cam Ward go top 3 in polarizing class

1. Jacksonville Jaguars: Travis Hunter, WR/CB, Colorado
2. Las Vegas Raiders: Cam Ward, QB, Miami
3. New York Giants: Shedeur Sanders, QB, Colorado
4. New England Patriots: Will Campbell, OT/G, LSU
5. Carolina Panthers: Abdul Carter, Edge, Penn State
6. New York Jets: Jalon Walker, LB/Edge, Georgia
7. Tennessee Titans: Mykel Williams, Edge, Georgia
8. Cleveland Browns: Mason Graham, DT, Michigan
9. Cincinnati Bengals: Will Johnson, CB, Michigan
10. New Orleans Saints: Tetairoa McMillan, WR, Arizona
11. Chicago Bears: Kelvin Banks Jr., OT/G, Texas
12. Miami Dolphins: Malaki Starks, S, Georgia
13. Dallas Cowboys: Luther Burden III, WR, Missouri
14. San Francisco 49ers: Derrick Harmon, DT, Oregon
15. Indianapolis Colts: Shavon Revel Jr., CB, East Carolina
16. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Shemar Stewart, DL, Texas A&M
17. Los Angeles Rams: Aireontae Ersery, OT, Minnesota
18. Arizona Cardinals: Walter Nolen, DT, Ole Miss
19. Atlanta Falcons: James Pearce Jr., Edge, Tennessee
20. Seattle Seahawks: Josh Conerly Jr., OT, Oregon
21. Washington Commanders: Ashton Jeanty, RB, Boise State
22. Houston Texans: Tyler Booker, G, Alabama
23. Denver Broncos: Tyler Warren, TE, Penn State
24. Baltimore Ravens: Kenneth Grant, DT, Michigan
25. Los Angeles Chargers: Kaleb Johnson, RB, Iowa
26. Pittsburgh Steelers: Maxwell Hairston, CB, Kentucky
27. Green Bay Packers: Landon Jackson, Edge, Arkansas
28. Minnesota Vikings: Marcus Mbow, OT/G, Purdue
29. Philadelphia Eagles: Cameron Williams, OT,
30. Buffalo Bills: Mike Green, Edge, Marshall
31. Kansas City Chiefs: Alfred Collins, DT, Texas
32. Detroit Lions: Jihaad Campbell, LB, Alabama

Every draft has it's strengths and weaknesses.

I've seen deep deep WR drafts of recent.

A brief look at the 2025 draft makes me think there is some weakness as compared to past drafts.

What in your (early) opinion is the top 5 positions that have quality and depth for the upcoming draft?

https://www.profootballnetwork.com/2025-nfl-mock-draft-derek-tate-december/

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• 1- Will Johnson (CB)- Jacksonville Jaguars

• 2- Shedeur Sanders (QB)- Las Vegas Raiders

• 3- Cam Ward (QB)- New York Football Giants

• 4- Travis Hunter (CB/WR)- New England Patriots

• 5- Tetairoa McMillan (WR)- Carolina Panthers

• 6- Drew Allar (QB)- New York Jets

• 7- Jalen Milroe (QB)- Tennessee Titans

• 8- Mason Graham (DT)- Cleveland Browns

• 9- Abdul Carter (EDGE)- New Orleans Saints

• 10- Malaki Starks (S)- Cincinnati Bengals

• 11- Jalon Walker (LB/EDGE)- Chicago Bears

• 12- Kelvin Banks Jr (OT)- Miami Dolphins

• 13- Ashton Jeanty (RB)- Dallas Cowboys

• 14- Will Campbell (OT)- San Francisco 49ers

• 15- Colston Loveland (TE)- Indianapolis Colts

• 16- Nic Scourton (EDGE)- Tampa Bay Buccaneers

• 17- Shavon Revel Jr (CB)- Los Angeles Rams

• 18- Luther Burden III (WR)- Arizona Cardinals

• 19- James Pearce Jr (EDGE)- Atlanta Falcons

• 20- Emeka Egbuka (WR)- Denver Broncos

• 21- Tyler Booker (IOL)- Seattle Seahawks

• 22- Mykel Williams (EDGE)- Washington Commanders

• 23- Cameron Williams (OT)- Houston Texans

• 24- Benjamin Morrison (CB)- Baltimore Ravens

• 25- Tyler Warren (TE)- Los Angeles Chargers

• 26- Tre Harris (WR)- Pittsburgh Steelers

• 27- Walter Nolen (DT)- Green Bay Packers

• 28- Jahdae Barron (CB)- Minnesota Vikings

• 29- Princely Umanmielen (EDGE)- Buffalo Bills

• 30- Jonah Savaiinaea (OT)- Philadelphia Eagles

• 31- Josh Conerly Jr (OT)- Kansas City Chiefs

• 32- Jack Sawyer (EDGE)- Detroit Lions

Every year we get surprises at the combine with measurements. Who are some players you think come in Heavier/Lighter Or Taller/Shorter than their current listed weight and height?

For me:

Parker Brailsford C Alabama: I think he’ll show up heavier than a lot of people expect him to be. I think he’ll show up at around 308lbs

LT Overton DL Alabama: he’s currently listed at 283lb (ESPN) and I think he’ll weigh in between 255lb and 265lb

Jayden Higgins WR Iowa St: for some reason I have a gut feeling he’ll show up at the combine and only measure in at like 6’3 and 5/16ths

1. Jacksonville Jaguars: Will Johnson (CB), Michigan

Would trade down, but no trades mean BPA

2. Las Vegas Raiders Cameron Ward (QB), Miami (FL)

Raiders need a QB and they get my QB1.

3. New York Giants Jalen Milroe (QB), Alabama

Giants need a QB, and they go upside. Daboll gets one of the most gifted running prospects ever at QB to utilize the QB run game.

4. New England Patriots Nic Scourton (EDGE), Texas A&M

BPA at a major position of need. NE’s edge group has two players under contract next year.

5. Carolina Panthers Travis Hunter (CB), Colorado

BPA. Playing corner with a sub-package role on offense in 2-minute and goal-line situations.

6. New York Jets Shedeur Sanders (QB), Colorado

The team is bad and Rodgers is not the future. If Rodgers is on the team next year, Sanders plays. If not, he sits and learns from one of the best.

7. Tennessee Titans Blake Miller (OT), Clemson

My OT1 and a perfect fit for what Callahan likes in a tackle.

8. Cleveland Browns Carson Beck (QB), Georgia

The team needs a QB, and Beck can run the offense Stefanski wants to run.

9. Cincinnati Bengals Ashton Jeanty (RB), Boise State

Bengals fix their run game with the best player in the class at #9. Defense is tempting, but you cannot pass on Jeanty’s talent.

10. New Orleans Saints Mason Graham (DL), Michigan

Very good player and a day-one starter with Saunders and/or Shepherd cut for cap relief.

11. Chicago Bears Shemar Stewart (EDGE), Texas A&M

BPA edge. Chicago has their tackle duo set, and there is no IOL (Interior Offensive Lineman) worth taking at #11.

12. Miami Dolphins Kenneth Grant (DL), Michigan

With one of their starters being 38 and their only nose tackle being Benito Jones, the Dolphins get a very good prospect at a position of need.

13. Dallas Cowboys Marcus Mbow (OT), Purdue

My OT2 and let the Cowboys comfortably cut Terrence Steele.

14. San Francisco 49ers Will Campbell (OT), LSU

Day-one starter at tackle and future left tackle after Trent retires.

15. Indianapolis Colts Malaki Starks (S), Georgia

Good player at a position of need.

16. Tampa Bay Buccaneers Abdul Carter (EDGE), Penn State

BPA at a position of need.

17. Los Angeles Rams Benjamin Morrison (CB), Notre Dame

Very good player that has only fallen due to injury.

18. Arizona Cardinals James Pearce Jr. (EDGE), Tennessee

Good scheme fit and fits the Reddeck role in Gannon’s defense. He is an upgrade to Gardeck, who is old and a free agent.

19. Atlanta Falcons Mykel Williams (EDGE), Georgia

BPA edge.

20. Seattle Seahawks Jalon Walker (LB), Georgia

Good edge player who fits McDonald’s defense very well.

21. Washington Commanders Luther Burden (WR), Missouri

BPA pass catcher and a good scheme fit for Fliff’s offense due to RAC (Run After Catch) ability.

22. Houston Texans Walter Nolen (DL), Mississippi

Good IDL (Interior Defensive Lineman) player who is a day-one starter and fits the Texans' defensive scheme.

23. Denver Broncos Tetairoa McMillan (WR), Arizona

BPA pass catcher and good replacement for Sutton after he turns 30 and becomes a free agent next season.

24. Baltimore Ravens Aireontae Ersery (OT), Minnesota

Best run blocker in the class. Stanley is old and a free agent. Even if Stanley is re-signed, Ersery can start at guard while being the future at LT.

25. Los Angeles Chargers Tyleik Williams (DL), Ohio State

Very good player at a position of need.

26. Pittsburgh Steelers Josh Simmons (OT), Ohio State

Great player who has fallen due to injury. Very good player at a position of need, with Jones being awful and Moore likely leaving in free agency to be a starter.

27. Green Bay Packers Deone Walker (DL), Kentucky

Huge boom-or-bust prospect that can sit and develop in Green Bay behind Clark and Wyatt.

28. Minnesota Vikings Shavon Revel Jr. (CB), East Carolina

Great corner prospect and a good scheme fit.

29. Philadelphia Eagles Gabe Jacas (EDGE), Illinois

Good player who can be an early rotational piece and play the role that Graham played in the defense.

30. Buffalo Bills L.T. Overton (EDGE), Alabama

High-upside edge prospect who can sit behind Miller, Epenesa, and Rousseau. Likely becomes the starter after Epenesa leaves in free agency next season and after Miller retires.

31. Kansas City Chiefs Davison Igbinosun (CB), Ohio State

They need another body on the boundary to let McDuffie move back to the slot. Davison is a great fit for Spag’s defense and a day one starter.

32. Detroit Lions Joshua Gray (IOL), Oregon State

Zeitler likely leaves in free agency after back-to-back career years. Gray is a day-one starter at guard while being the future Ragnow replacement at center.

Updated Tuesday thread focused notes and opinions about individual prospects. Scout someone new and want to get opinions from others? Ask about it here!

#RB:

1. Ashton Jeanty (Top 20)

2. Kaleb Johnson (1-2)

3. Omarion Hampton (1-2)

4. Ollie Gordon (2-3)

5. Nick Singleton (2-3)

6. Quinshon Judkins (2-4)

7. Dylan Sampson (2-4)

8. TreVeyon Henderson (3-5)

9. Jonah Coleman (3-5)

10. Kalel Mullings (4-5)

HM: Jordan James, Devin Neal, Kyle Monangai, DJ Giddens, Jarquez Hunter

#QB:

1. Shedeur Sanders (Top 10)

2. Cam Ward (Top 20)

3. Drew Allar (1-3)

4. Jalen Milroe (1-3)

5. Cade Klubnik (2-4)

6. Carson Beck (2-4)

7. Garrett Nussmeier (3-5)

8. Jaxson Dart (3-5)

9. Quinn Ewers (3-5)

10. Kurtis Rourke (4-6)

HM: Dillon Gabriel, Riley Leonard, Mark Gronowski, Will Howard

#WR:

1. Tet McMillan (Top 10)

2. Emeka Egbuka (Top 20)

3. Luther Burden (Top 20)

4. Isaiah Bond (1-2)

5. Dane Key (2-3)

6. Jordyn Tyson (2-3)

7. Jaylin Noel (2-4)

8. Xavier Restrepo (2-4)

9. Jalen Royals (2-4)

10. Savion Williams(2-4)

HM: Tre Harris, Germie Bernard, Jack Bech, Evan Stewart, Ricky White

#TE:

1. Colston Loveland (Top 20)

2. Tyler Warren (1-2)

3. Harold Fannin Jr. (2-3)

4. Mason Taylor (2-3)

5. Terrence Ferguson (2-4)

6. Elijah Arroyo (3-4)

7. Mitchell Evans (3-4)

8. Gunner Helm (3-5)

9. Oronde Gadson (3-5)

10. Jack Velling (4-5)

HM: Gavin Bartholomew, Eli Stowers, Jake Briningstool, Luke Lachey, Oscar Delp*

My predictions to match the teams who could be looking for QB changes in 2025. Not all teams listed make a QB switch, as you can see, but some of them like the Panthers and Colts have had QB issues and could conceivably look to make a move. Teams not listed are overwhelmingly likely to not make a change at QB in my opinion.

First, I considered adding pending Free Agents Jacoby Brissett or Marcus Mariota for various competition spots. But in my opinion they seem to be settled into good roles as backups/mentors for 2024 rookies. If I'm them, I would be more likely to stay with my current team than switch teams just for the sake of it when I won't be starting anyway. Of course, if a team is offering to pay more then that could change.

Titans fans, I'm sorry. If it's any consolation I think it's equally likely Rodgers retires. But there are very few options that make sense for him. It came down to Tennessee vs Seattle, and I think Seattle would rather keep Geno. If he's on a team-friendly deal and the team learns from the Jets' mistakes of bowing to Rodgers' every whim, maybe you can squeeze more football out of him.

Justin Fields is the biggest wildcard listed. As a Steelers fan I began wondering where he could go next year and that's what prompted this post. I could see almost all of these teams being interested at the right price. Here's my thinking for each:

• Raiders and Giants are projected to have top picks right now and would rather take a rookie, though he could fit as a placeholder like the Vikings with Darnold this year.

• Panthers and Colts could be interested but he might make the competition a little too hot for their young QBs, to the point you'd undermine the team's confidence in him. Better to go for lower-profile backups in my opinion.

• Browns and Saints both have serious cap issues and are probably better served going for cheap stopgaps and drafting a QB in the early rounds.

• Falcons and Vikings have 2024 rookies lined up already.

• Rams will probably stick with Stafford for another year given his contract. Doesn't make sense to move away from him until 2026. I have them taking a lottery ticket backup in Trey Lance to see if McVay can turn him into something. Otherwise they'll be a top QB destination in 2026.

• Jets go with Derek Carr as they have a solid roster on paper and the Davante Adams connection. Very interested to see what the coaching staff looks like but this is a good fit for everyone in my opinion.

• Seattle would be my #1 choice if I'm Justin Fields. But that would require them moving on from Geno. Certainly possible but if they keep Geno there's not much gained going there.

• Titans are a strong choice for him too and I might say his most likely destination right now.

• As for the Steelers, yes I'm biased and have us keeping both Russ and Fields. Make your own post and have them going wherever you want lol this one's mine. However, we do have the cap space to make it work if we want to. We could offer Russ a 3 year deal near $45M per year (comparable to Kirk Cousins) and then make Fields the highest paid backup in the league at $12-15M per year. It will come down to whether Fields can find a starting job elsewhere. If the choices are between starting for the Raiders or Giants (and likely having them draft a QB with a top pick) or something similar, maybe he likes the idea of some stability with Tomlin and Arthur Smith and wait for a better opportunity. If someone like Tennessee or Seattle does offer him a starting job, I think he would take that easily.

I'm not here to diminish Travis Hunter's ability, but it seems pretty unrealistic for him to go 1OA.

Hunter might be the best WR in the draft- but a WR hasn't gone 1st since 1984. I don't think that Hunter is a better WR prospect than say Chase who went 5th OA or going back further AJ Green or Julio Jones. He'll still be the 1st WR off the board because this WR class is pretty poor.

Now are you drafting him as a CB? well is he a better CB than Will Johnson? I don't think he is either, and the highest a CB has been drafted that I can recall is Okudah at 3rd OA.

Football is a sport that loves specialization it is better to be an all-pro at one position than very good at 2.I would be shocked if any team is willing to give him 2-Way snaps because of the greater injury risk and therefore the potential failure risk.

So curious if anyone can argue why they think he'll go 1st OA or what their thoughts are on the realism of it.

Do you think there’s a chance he returns to A&M next season? I feel like he has the potential to be a top 5 pick in the 2026 class, but if he declares this year, he might slip to the end of round 1. Is there room for improvement by staying in school, or has he reached his ceiling at the college level?

Hey y'all,

I am taking a break from reports to focus on finals, but I will still be watching and grading guys in my free time. I want to make this more interactive, so I made a Google form for anyone to fill out to suggest future evaluations. When suggesting prospects, make sure that they are eligible and not returning/transferring. I will be adding the link to the description of all future reports, and it is in the bio of my profile. Here is the form: https://forms.gle/5WJgnNjSCqBKYXDi7

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Their defense suck this season. Their O-line sucks too. Then Tee will probably leaving next season.
If you're GM of the bengals, are you guys going to draft all the best defensive players next year draft?

But I wouldn't be surprised if they pick a WR in round 1.

https://nflspinzone.com/2025-nfl-mock-draft-full-two-round-mock-draft-with-major-surprises-01jdx028qm2t

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• 1- Cam Ward (QB)- New York Football Giants; the Daniel Jones era is over and we are in a new era of Giants football as they go Cam Ward at #1 overall drafting their quarterback of the future

• 2- Shedeur Sanders (QB)- Las Vegas Raiders; Raiders get Deion's son at #2 overall as the Raiders don't even have to trade up for Shedeur; he falls right into their lap at #2

• 3- Will Campbell (OT)- Jacksonville Jaguars; gotta give Trevor Lawrence protection heading into next season and Campbell gives the Jaguars that so they go Campbell at #3 overall

• 4- Mason Graham (DT)- New England Patriots; my Patriots here go defense and take perhaps the best defensive tackle in this whole draft at 4th overall; gotta shore up the defense so Graham at #4 I like

• 5- Abdul Carter (EDGE)- Carolina Panthers; Panthers go defense here by going EDGE rusher taking Carter 5th overall as they elect not to go QB but give Bryce Young another year to prove himself

• 6- Travis Hunter (CB/WR)- New York Jets; Travis Hunter to the Jets equals box office especially if you have him playing both sides of the football in New York; as a corner imagine him with Sauce Gardner or as a receiver put him with Davante Adams and Garrett Wilson

• 7- Malaki Starks (S)- Tennessee Titans

• 8- Will Johnson (CB)- Cleveland Browns

• 9- Kelvin Banks Jr (OT)- Chicago Bears; gives Caleb Williams more protection heading into next season by bolstering their O line

• 10- Mykel Williams (EDGE)- New Orleans Saints

• 11- Ashton Jeanty (RB)- Cincinnati Bengals; put Jeanty in that Bengals offense with Joe Burrow and Ja'Marr Chase; the Bengals become even more interesting to watch

• 12- Tyler Booker (IOL)- Miami Dolphins 🐬

• 13- Colston Loveland (TE)- Indianapolis Colts

• 14- Tetairoa McMillan (WR)- Dallas Cowboys; Cowboys get their wide receiver of the future but also a receiver to pair up with Ceedee Lamb for next season which means you move on from Cooks

• 15- Nic Scourton (EDGE)- Tampa Bay Buccaneers

• 16- Luther Burden III (WR)- Los Angeles Rams 🐏; Rams get their wide receiver for the future to pair up with Puka Nacua since Cooper Kupp is getting older which means the Rams might have to move on from him

• 17- James Pearce Jr (EDGE)- San Francisco 49ers

• 18- Tyleik Williams (DT)- Arizona Cardinals

• 19- Emeka Egbuka (WR)- Atlanta Falcons

• 20- Cameron Williams (OT)- Seattle Seahawks

• 21- Isaiah Bond (WR)- Washington Commanders

• 22- Shavon Revel Jr (CB)- Houston Texans

• 23- Tyler Warren (TE)- Denver Broncos; gives Bo Nix another weapon on offense for next season

• 24- Derrick Harmon (DT)- Los Angeles Chargers

• 25- Jonah Savaiinaea (OT)- Baltimore Ravens

• 26- Jalen Milroe (QB)- Pittsburgh Steelers; Steelers go quarterback here especially if they do decide to move on from both Russell Wilson and Justin Fields who are on 1 year deals; cue Milroe

• 27- Walter Nolen (DT)- Green Bay Packers

• 28- Benjamin Morrison (CB)- Minnesota Vikings

• 29- Jalon Walker (LB/EDGE)- Philadelphia Eagles

• 30- Tre Harris (WR)- Buffalo Bills 🐃; Bills give Josh Allen yet another weapon on offense by going receiver here especially if you make Harris & Keon Coleman the next wide receiver duo in Buffalo

• 31- Harold Fannin Jr (TE)- Kansas City Chiefs; Chiefs go tight end here especially with Travis Kelce getting older and his career winding down

• 32- Landon Jackson (EDGE)- Detroit Lions 🦁; Lions go defense which is now the new philosophy under Dan Campbell; makes sense especially when you need to pick up the slack with pairing someone up with Aidan Hutchinson

Im sure this has been posted before, just thought id share my take. This is just based of current needs, assuming all eligible QBs declare. For the last 2 tiers just assume Im not expecting their backup to carry, Im just concerning myself with if they are serviceable or not.

Tier 1: Giants, Raiders, and Browns

All need guaranteed replacements for next year. If they dont draft a QB in the first 2 I would be very surprised.

Tier 2: Steelers, Jets, Rams, Saints, Seahawks, and Dolphins

All need replacements in the next 2ish years. These guys have either aging or injury prone QBs and will need to find someone soon, or will draft someone as insurance. These will be the teams to take allar/nuss/dart in the middle rounds if they declare.

The jets and rams are up in the air more then the others as stafford and rodgers could be gone in 3 months. That would move them up a tier as I dont see jimmy G or tyrod taylor being the starter next year

Tier 3: Colts, Titans, and Panthers

The season will need to play out before they make a decision, if their QBs keep their recent pace then I could see them committing to another year and building around them. However if they play poorly like we know they can then I could see them taking one in the earlier rounds (like a beck/ewers)

Tier 4: Packers, Lions, Cardinals, Bills, Texans, Buccs and Ravens

These teams all have their guys as of this moment (love has been iffy but they wont replace him any time soon), but they dont have backups. If their QB1 goes down they are fucked as their backups are far from being middle tier. Im looking at you mitch trubisky.

Tier 5: Pats, Cowboys, Eagles, Bears, Bengals, Falcons, Niners, Chargers, Chiefs, Broncos, Jaguars, Commanders, and Vikings

These guys have their QB1 on top of a serviceable backup, no real need to draft one unless their is an absolute steal in the later rounds.

Let me know if you disagree, or if I missed a team (counting to 32 is hard)

LIVE Thread for Prospect Discussion

Who are some college players you think should transfer to help their draft stock?

For me:

Drew Allar QB Penn St: if he goes back to college I think he should transfer to a more QB friendly school that will let him show off his talent more.

Fernando Mendoza QB Cal: if he transfers to a school with a little more talent on its roster would help his stock a lot. Wisconsin, USC and Colorado would be good options

Brayden Flower-Nicolosi QB Colorado St: this season hasn’t gone quite how he expected when he didn’t transfer last year and with his top target most likely going to the NFL I think it would be good for Brayden to transfer

Ahmad Hardy RB UL Monroe: he has had a good freshman year and transferring even to a better G5 school would help his stock in the long run. There may be some P4 schools that would be interested also.

Kobe Stewart Edge Buffalo: transferring to a P4 school would help his stock if he continues to perform.

Eric O’Neill Edge James Madison: same as Stewart transferring to a P4 school would help his stock.

Zach Frazier CB UTSA: he doesn’t get talked about enough for being second in the nation in Interceptions. Transferring to a bigger school would get his name more media attention

What is everyone’s thoughts right now on the 2026 QB class?

I think it has some interesting names, Archie Manning/Texas, Fernando Mendoza/Cal, John Mateer/Wash St, Rocco Becht/ Iowa St, Billy Edward’s/Maryland, Malik Murphy/Duke, Josh Hoover/TCU, Caden VeltKamp/Western Kentucky, Maddux Madsen/Boise St, Avery Johnson/Kansas St, Aiden Chiles/Michigan St, Lanorris Sellers/South Carolina, Marcel Reed/Texas A&M, Byrum Brown/ South Florida, Gunner Stockton/Georgia, Devin Brown/Ohio St, and Sawyer Robertson/Baylor.

I have him behind Ward, Sanders, and Milroe, on the same level as Ewers. The only reason he isn't getting more attention than a prospect like Beck or Nussmeier is because he plays for Indiana. His mechanics are beautiful and he is very accurate, I understand he's older (24) but I think he'll be a great field general in the NFL. Call me a homer as a half Hoosiers fan (other half is Sparty), but the team was noticeably worse when he was injured, a team which he led to 10-1 against all odds btw. I could see him sneaking into the early second or even late first with a strong playoff showing and combine performance.