Position: QB

College: Alabama

Height: 6’2

Weight: 225 lb

Background:

Growing up in the Houston area, Milroe at first committed to Texas before flipping to Alabama. After starting out spending 2 years as Bryce Young’s backup, Milroe took over the reins in 2023. After being benched early in the year, Milroe retook the job and didn’t look back. However, Milroe delivered an extremely inconsistent 2024 season.

Pros:

Elite athleticism with explosive speed and agility

Can hurt defenses with his legs

Strong frame

Strong arm that can make any throw

Advanced in manipulating defenses

Competitor

Good poise

Can be clutch at times

Leader

High character

Has experience in a pro-style offense

Immense upside

Cons:

Inconsistent mechanics

Accuracy took a dip in 2024

Needs to improve field vision

Needs to work on progressions

Questionable decision-maker at times

Needs to refine footwork in the pocket

Can hold onto the ball for too long at times

Needs to get ball out faster

Needs to improve touch on deep balls

Inconsistent in 2024

Summary:

Milroe is easily a boom-or-bust prospect. If he can land in the right system and hit his ceiling, then he has the potential to become one of the best QBs in the NFL.

NFL Comp: Jalen Hurts