Quarterback Rankings 2027 NFL Draft

36 quarterbacks ranked

QUARTERBACK RANKINGS 2027 NFL DRAFT

This is the strongest quarterback class we have graded in seven years. Five of them sit inside our overall top fifteen and three hold down the top four. No class in that span has put more than four that high, and the most recent managed one.

Dante Moore leads it, a Manning Award finalist who took Oregon to a College Football Playoff semi-final and closed the Orange Bowl as offensive MVP. Julian Sayin led the nation in completion percentage and finished fourth in the Heisman voting. Arch Manning, the consensus number one recruit of his cycle, rewrote Peyton's and Eli's records at Isidore Newman. CJ Carr set a Notre Dame passer-rating record as a redshirt freshman, his 9.4 yards an attempt second in the country. Drew Mestemaker never started a high school game and walked on at North Texas, then led the FBS in passing yards and won the Burlsworth Trophy.

All five return to school for another season, so the order is a long way from settled.

#	Player	Pos	H/W/S	Weight	Height	40YD	AVG POS RANK	AVG OVR RANK	Rating	Summary
32	QB Jaden Rashada	6-4 183lbs 4.70	QB	183lbs	6-4	4.70	27	542	71.3 MORE>>	Rashada was a high-profile four-star recruit at the center of a well-known recruiting saga, and his college path has run from Arizona State...
23	QB Noah Fifita	5-10 186lbs 4.75	QB	186lbs	5-10	4.75	34	608.5	78.2 MORE>>	Fifita has been a three-year starter at Arizona, and 2025 was a strong one, 3,228 yards, 29 touchdowns against six interceptions, and...
16	QB Demond Williams Jr....	5-11 191lbs 4.38	QB	191lbs	5-11	4.38	19	164	83.5 MORE>>	Williams is a dynamic dual-threat whose elite mobility and escape are the defining traits, and he layers a catchable deep ball, shows...
30	QB Kevin Jennings	6-0 192lbs 4.60	QB	192lbs	6-0	4.60	36	634	73.3 MORE>>	Jennings was a team captain who started all 13 games for SMU in 2025 and led the Mustangs to the College Football Playoff, throwing for...
28	QB Malachi Nelson	6-3 193lbs 4.55	QB	193lbs	6-3	4.55	25	494	75.9 MORE>>	Nelson was a former five-star and a top-15 overall recruit, but his college career has not taken hold, a path from USC to Boise State to...
21	QB Avery Johnson	6-3 196lbs 4.55	QB	196lbs	6-3	4.55	22	289	78.8 MORE>>	Johnson is a dynamic dual-threat who started all 12 games for Kansas State in 2025, throwing 18 touchdowns against six interceptions and...
33	QB Austin Novosad	6-3 200lbs 4.78	QB	200lbs	6-3	4.78	29	547.5	70.6 MORE>>	Novosad was a four-star recruit and a prolific high-school passer, but his Oregon career amounted to mop-up duty behind a deep depth chart,...
14	QB Josh Hoover	6-2 200lbs 4.90	QB	200lbs	6-2	4.90	15	119.3	84.3 MORE>>	Hoover is a high-volume vertical passer who became TCU's leader and, entering 2026, the active FBS career passing-yards leader after a...
8	QB Trinidad Chambliss	6-1 200lbs 4.45	QB	200lbs	6-1	4.45	7	34	86.4 MORE>>	Chambliss is an undersized, ultra-competitive dual-threat whose rare quarterback speed creates a run-pass conflict single-high safeties...
22	QB Anthony Colandrea	6-0 205lbs 4.75	QB	205lbs	6-0	4.75	30	549.5	78.7 MORE>>	Colandrea started two years at Virginia before transferring to UNLV, where he won Mountain West Offensive Player of the Year in 2025 with...
9	QB Sam Leavitt	6-2 205lbs 4.65	QB	205lbs	6-2	4.65	10	57.4	85.9 MORE>>	Leavitt is a toolsy dual-threat with a loose, effortless motion, deep-ball touch on a clean platform and the athleticism to turn broken...
6	QB Darian Mensah	6-3 205lbs 4.75	QB	205lbs	6-3	4.75	6	29.9	86.5 MORE>>	Mensah is an accurate, quick-processing passer who wins with timing rather than physical traits, varying his arm speed, dropping the deep...

We've compared players post combine 40 times and weight and charted them on the scatter chart below. You'll find the 40 time on the Y-axis and on the X-axis the weight in pounds.
The exceptional athletic freaks (determined by the combination of speed vs weight) will be found at the top right of the chart while the less impressive athletes will be sitting towards the bottom left.

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We've compared players 40 times and weight and charted them on the scatter chart below. You'll find the 40 time on the Y-axis and on the X-axis the weight in pounds.
The exceptional athletic freaks (determined by the combination of speed vs weight) will be found at the top right of the chart while the less impressive athletes will be sitting towards the bottom left.