Senior Bowl 2019: Ranking the quarterbacks from worst to first

DURHAM, NC - NOVEMBER 10: Duke Blue Devils quarterback Daniel Jones (17) during the college football game between North Carolina Tar Heels and the Duke Blue Devils on November 10, 2018, at Wallace Wade Stadium in Durham, NC. (Photo by Michael Berg/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images) /

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KNOXVILLE, TN – NOVEMBER 17: Missouri Tigers quarterback Drew Lock (3) looking down field during a college football game between the Tennessee Volunteers and Missouri Tigers on November 17, 2018, at Neyland Stadium in Knoxville, TN. (Photo by Bryan Lynn/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images) /

Quarterbacks dominated the conversation at the Senior Bowl.

The Senior Bowl is always a highly anticipated event. Every year, the best seniors come down to Mobile, Alabama to showcase their talent with hopes to move up draft boards. While the game is the main draw for fans, scouts and analysts look to the practices to find risers.

The quarterback position is often the most analyzed position during the week, and for good reason. Every team is looking for a franchise signal caller, and for the 2019 class, teams and analysts are looking for someone to step up and show signs of potential.

Entering the week, it sounded like the NFL believed that Missouri quarterback Drew Lock and Duke quarterback Daniel Jones were likely to be first round selections this coming April. Both came in with plenty to prove and plenty to gain for the draft.

Other names coming in provided intrigue. West Virginia quarterback Will Grier produced a ton in college but lacked a lot of refinement and ability to play within the structure. Gardner Minshew and Ryan Finley had question marks surrounding their throwing velocity.

After a full week of scouting the quarterbacks, here’s how they ranked during the week.

**NOTE: This isn’t rankings of draft grade, but rather their week of practice and game performance.

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