Every NFL Draft follows a familiar pattern.
During the preceding summer big boards are built and “way-too-early mock drafts” are published, often identifying players at a particular position — or positions — who are the clear top player at that spot. This typically happens at the quarterback position, when a player is propped up to start the season.
Then, as their college schedule unfolds, the nit-picking begins. Players rise and fall, and suddenly the proclamations from the previous summer fall by the wayside.
Take this year at the quarterback position. Caleb Williams entered the fall as the consensus QB1, but his final year at USC, coupled with impressive years
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