Alabama's Jalen Milroe is far from a perfect quarterback prospect, but isn't that true for most of them? Actually, I think we've been spoiled of late at the top of recent drafts with transcendent type quarterback prospects with elite-level traits and outstanding collegiate production across multiple seasons that led to those passers being selected very early.

New Orleans doesn't have a head coach yet for 2025, and it has little answer at QB past however long Derek Carr remains a Saint, whether that's for a couple more weeks or another season. Gabriel is likely going to be a Day 2 or 3 pick, but the Saints fall under the category of a QB-needy team.

Production has not matched talent to this point, but Williams has top-five traits — not unlike former Georgia (and current Jacksonville) standout Travon Walker, who was the No. 1 pick in 2022. Williams is a projection as much as anything right now, but if he tests off the charts, he might not make it this far.

Quarterback Jalen Milroe was great on the final day of Senior Bowl practices, while top tight ends continued their week-long rise.

Jalen Milroe is one of the more polarizing players in this year's draft, with some placing him as an early pick and others projecting him as a Day 2 or

Jalen Milroe said he’s ready for the NFL because of his time at Alabama. Here's what it means for the Crimson Tide QB room in 2025.

In a Thursday interview with "The Pat McAfee Show," ESPN's Field Yates said he doesn't expect teams to ask Milroe to do the same. "We're all-in on QB for Jalen Milroe," Yates said

While Jalen Milroe's final year at Alabama may not have been the kind of year he'd hoped for, he still enters the 2025 NFL Draft as one of the more interesting quarterback prospects. At least, that's what ESPN NFL analyst Field Yates has been hearing.