Draft Code

Texas' junior starter throws to every level, creates outside structure, and fits the size profile — the clear top target of the 2027 class.

Minnesota's redshirt sophomore pairs ideal size with low turnovers and aggressive playmaking — with one clear thing to clean up.

Oregon's point-guard-style QB has good anticipation and seam-attacking ability, but pressure and top competition exposed real limits.

Green but gifted — Oklahoma State's redshirt sophomore has an insane arm, and he's training with Patrick Mahomes' own QB coach.

South Carolina's rare athlete pairs elite arm strength with contact balance most QBs simply don't have — Josh Allen comps and all.

NC State's tall-framed junior showed real touch and anticipation, but struggled against the two toughest teams on his schedule.

Notre Dame's redshirt sophomore is a clean, on-time thrower, but he's losing the best backfield duo in the country heading into this season.

Miami's transfer QB will put up numbers with better talent around him, but the tape shows real gaps compared to the class's top names.

A Day 3 steal at DT with an elite combine profile and a 90.4 pass rush grade — Proctor was penciled in as a potential Round 3 target.

Texas Tech's edge rusher led the class in mocks to Arizona over the last two weeks — the tape backs up why, with a graded warning attached.

0 sacks allowed on 484 pass-blocking snaps, a Senior Bowl riser, and a chance to keep a green but talented tackle home.

The best blocking tight end in the draft — and exactly the kind of Day 3 addition a heavier 13-personnel offense would want.

23.2 mph on GPS — elite, dynamic, and exactly the receiver archetype this offense is missing.

A 6'9", 330-pound four-year starter who just ran a 5.09 forty — and plays with the mentality to match the frame.