Quarterbacks
1) Fernando Mendoza | 6'5 | 225 | QB | Indiana
Mendoza brings a prototypical 6'5 frame with the stature and mechanics that translate cleanly to a pro-style passing game. He throws with natural touch and shows the ability to layer the ball into intermediate windows, especially when he’s kept clean. His processing is still developing, and he can be late identifying rotating coverages or pressure looks. While he has enough mobility to escape and extend, he’s not a true dual-threat and must win primarily from the pocket. With improved anticipation and quicker decision-making, he has the tools to grow into a reliable starter.
2) Ty Simpson | 6'2 | 208 | QB | Alabama
Simpson is a toolsy quarterback with the arm talent to drive the ball outside the numbers and the mobility to extend plays. He flashes impressive off‑platform ability and can create when structure breaks down. However, his decision‑making can be inconsistent, and he occasionally forces throws into tight windows. His accuracy under pressure is still stabilizing, and he needs to speed up his processing against complex defenses. With development, he offers intriguing upside as a dual‑threat playmaker.
3) Trinidad Chambliss | 6'0 | 205 | QB | Ole Miss
Chambliss is a competitive, mobile quarterback who thrives when plays break down and he’s forced to create off-script. He shows toughness and isn’t afraid to challenge tight windows, though this aggressiveness can lead to turnover-worthy throws. His accuracy is streaky, particularly on timing routes that require anticipation. He’s still developing as a pocket passer and needs to improve his ability to work through progressions. He profiles as a developmental dual‑threat QB with intriguing tools.
4) Garrett Nussmeier | 6'2 | 200 | QB | LSU
Nussmeier is an aggressive, confident passer with the arm talent to push the ball into tight windows and attack all levels of the field. He thrives on rhythm throws and isn’t afraid to challenge defenses vertically. However, his decision‑making can be volatile, and he occasionally forces throws that lead to turnover opportunities. His pocket movement is improving, but he still needs to speed up his internal clock against pressure. He projects as a high‑variance quarterback with starter upside if he can rein in the risk‑taking.
5) Carson Beck | 6'4 | 220 | QB | Miami
Beck arrived at Miami after a turbulent final year at Georgia that included a throwing‑arm injury and a dip in consistency, but he rebuilt his stock with a strong postseason run. He led Miami to the 2026 CFP National Championship Game, where a late interception sealed the loss, but his command and efficiency throughout the season were widely praised. His Georgia résumé included a 24–3 record as a starter, nearly 8,000 passing yards, and elite accuracy, which made him one of the most coveted transfer quarterbacks. Analysts note that while his ceiling is tied to decision‑making under pressure, his mechanics, timing, and experience in high‑leverage games give him clear NFL traits. His draft outlook remains volatile but promising due to a thin QB class and his strong finish at Miami.
6) Taylen Green | 6'6 | 224 | QB | Arkansas
Green is a tall, fast, athletic QB who has all the tools to succeed. His mechanics, accuracy and decision-makin need gobs of help. While there are much cleaner prospects at the position, few have his potential or upside. Given a weak QB draft, he could be worth a flyer over others. He's simpl capable of putting his team in a position to win over others.
7) Sawyer Robertson | 6'4 | 216 | QB | Baylor
Robertson is a former high-profile recruit who transferred to Baylor seeking a clearer path to playing time and flashed intriguing arm talent in limited action. He throws with a smooth, compact motion and shows the ability to drive the ball outside the numbers. Decision-making and pocket poise remain works in progress, as he occasionally forces throws under pressure. Coaches highlight his football IQ and steady practice habits, which have kept him in the developmental pipeline. He’s a long-term projection with physical tools but needs more live reps to stabilize his profile.
8) Cole Payton | 6'3 | 232 | QB | North Dakota State
9) Luke Altmeyer | 6'1 | 210 | QB | Illinois
10) Behren Morton | 6'2 | 220 | QB | Texas Tech
11) Drew Allar | 6'5 | 235 | QB | Penn State
12) Cade Klubnik | 6'2 | 210 | QB | Clemson
13) Joe Fagnano | 6'4 | 225 | QB | Connecticut
14) Joey Aguilar | 6'3 | 225 | QB | Tennessee
15) Diego Pavia | 5'10 | 207 | QB | Vanderbilt
999) Dante Moore | 6'3 | 210 | QB | Oregon
999) Brendan Sorsby | 6'3 | 235 | QB | Texas Tech
999) John Mateer | 6'1 | 224 | QB | Oklahoma
999) LaNorris Sellers | 6'3 | 240 | QB | South Carolina
999) Arch Manning | 6'4 | 225 | QB | Texas
999) Jayden Maiava | 6'4 | 230 | QB | USC
999) Sam Leavitt | 6'2 | 205 | QB | LSU
999) Aiden Chiles | 6'3 | 215 | QB | Michigan State
999) Conner Weigman | 6'3 | 215 | QB | Houston
999) Nico Imaleava | 6'6 | 215 | QB | UCLA
999) Darian Mensah | 6'3 | 205 | QB | Duke
999) Josh Hoover | 6'2 | 200 | QB | Indiana
999) Gunner Stockton | 6'1 | 215 | QB | Georgia