QB Draft Rankings:

1. Josh Rosen- The "Chosen One", Josh Rosen has been one of the most hyped and talked about quarterback since he was in high school. After a stellar freshman year at UCLA, Josh Rosen didnt live up to the hype last year, ending the season with a shoulder surgery. However this year Rosen has reattained his status as a top passer in college football. He has been asked to carry the team and has done very well doing so, leading the nation in the NCAA. He has looked the part and looked like the guy who we all thought he was to be.

2. Sam Darnold- Troubles with decision-making have caused some major issues this year for USC's Sam Darnold. He hasn't quite looked like the guy we all saw last year. He looks like he is trying to do too much and trying to force throws leading to a lot of poor decisions. His arm isnt the greatest although pretty decent. He is very young and by seasons end we may have a totally different feel of the LA phenom.

3. Lamar Jackson- Coming off a very electric, Heisman winning season, Lamar Jackson wasnt highly thought of by NFL franchises, however he has improved greatly as a passer. Improving his mediocre 56% completion percentage to 63% and looks much more like a qb who knows what hes doing. His new willingness to stay and shred teams with his arm instead of his legs, though still a crucial part of his game, is what he needed to do to gain some tread in the race to be a top qb. Playing in a pro system is also a very intriguing trait for Jackson to have. He should go in rd 1 and may climb higher come draft time.
 
4. Mason Rudolph- The highest climber of the year, over the summer getting rd 3-4 grades, he has skyrocketed in draft talks, while racking up a Heisman worthy season to date. He has all the size and mobility you look for in a quarterback. Last year there were concerns with his arm strength and reading and going through progressions. this year both his weaknesses look much better as he is putting more zip on the ball and making reads much more often this season.

5. Luke Falk- The "Air Raid" system guy, Falk is racking up stats like nobody's business. He has a 72% CP and has thrown 19 Tds to 2 INTs and outdueled Sam Darnold a few weeks ago in a PAC 12 showdown. He has been consistent and has made his name known around the NFL people.

6. Will Grier- I'm sure many of you are very familiar with this quarterback, a highly recruited Gator transfer. Grier has made Florida wish he was still there. He has been on fire and even in the losses has been a top qb. He has yet to throw under 300 yards and each week continues to gain recognition. He is a great short to intermediate passer and has plus athleticism and is tough as nails. He wont go under looked come draft time.

7. Baker Mayfield- The nation's highest rated qb in college and by a long shot. He is small, but has a decent arm and is a winner. He is gritty and comes with a certain swagger about him. He leads the draft-able qbs in comp percentage at 75% and has yet to throw an interception this year. He isnt the flashy arm, size guy but he knows how to win.

8. Josh Allen- The body and arm NFL GMs dream of having. Allen has been a massive disappointment, especially against Power-5 teams. He hasnt lived up to the massive hype and I never bought in to it. Coming on the footsteps on Bortles, it is hard for me to fall in love with someone so ... well "Bortles-esque". He lacks accuracy and is dangerous with decision making. He may rise again but for me, I dont think he will ever be my "guy"

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