7 NFL QB prospects compared to NFL QB's

7. Stetson Bennett

Best: Brock Purdy, a late round comeback hero with college experience who can be great on a great team, Cough Seahawks Cough

Worst: A.J. McCarron, A great college QB with Nation championship experience that falls late in the draft and never fully becomes a starter

6. Hendon Hooker

Best: a lesser version of Randall Cunningham, a second round pick who's not given the starting job right away and is troubled with injuries a bit but still is one of the better passers in the league

Worst: RG3, A talented QB who can never get over his injuries and ends up as a bust

5. Tanner McKee

Best: A lesser Phillip Rivers, a good pocket passer, not a good scrambler who can chuck the ball downfield accurately.

Worst: Skylar Thompson, a solid backup who is nothing special

4. Will Levis

Best: Josh Allen, A big physical QB who can run and throw greatly when surrounded by the right team

Worst: Zach Wilson, An overrated Q who goes top 3 and is riddled with injuries

3. Anthony Richardson

Best: Lamar Jackson, A great physical Quarterback who can throw and run but has a little trouble with injuries

Worst: Mark Sanchez, an overrated high draft pick who never works out in the NFL

2. C.J. Shroud

Best: Pre-Denver Russell Wilson, A great QB who can throw the deep ball better than anyone and can run when needed to

Worst: Year one Mac Jones, a solid one-dimensional QB who is just meh to watch

1. Bryce Young

Best: 2021 Kyler Murray, A great small QB with potential

Worst: J.T. Barrett, a great college QB who never made it int the NFL