2018 NFL Combine roster: Quarterbacks

Here’s a look at all of the quarterbacks that will be attending the 2018 NFL Scouting Combine.

Perhaps the most highly anticipated positional group in the 2018 NFL Combine are the quarterbacks. Just last year only three were selected in the first round. This year, there’s a completely different dynamic. Four quarterbacks could be selected within the first ten picks. Josh Allen, Sam Darnold, Josh Rosen and Baker Mayfield will be sought after by quarterback-needy teams.

For those teams not targeting a signal caller in the first round, there are plenty of other options throughout the four days. Some of the best quarterbacks in NFL history have been found in the later rounds. While it’s rare to find the next Tom Brady, that player could very well be out there.

Unlike the most of the athletic competition, the emphasis will fall on the passing drills. This a chance to see how accurate quarterbacks are making NFL throws. Players come from a variety of different offensive systems and every read or throw is different. At the combine, the playing field is even and they’ll be under the guidance of NFL coaches.

There are 19 quarterbacks attending the combine and they range from a number of schools and conferences.

Here’s a look at the entire list…

Quarterbacks

Austin Allen, Arkansas

Josh Allen, Wyoming

J.T. Barrett, Ohio State

Kurt Benkert, Virginia

Sam Darnold, USC

Danny Etling, LSU

Luke Falk, Washington State

Riley Ferguson, Memphis

Quinton Flowers, South Florida

Lamar Jackson, Louisville

Kyle Lauletta, Richmond

Tanner Lee, Nebraska

Chase Litton, Marshall

Baker Mayfield, Oklahoma

Josh Rosen, UCLA

Mason Rudolph, Oklahoma State

Nic Shimonek, Texas Tech

Mike White, Western Kentucky

Logan Woodside, Toledo

Some interesting names to watch on this list past the top four or five prospects. Players like Kyle Lauletta and Mason Rudolph could be potential Day 2 steals while Lamar Jackson is a complete wild-card in terms of draft stock.

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Expect plenty of conversation surrounding the position heading into the combine.