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2027 NFL Draft Quarterbacks

Updated October 17, 2026. No. 1 among quarterbacks is Miami quarterback Darian Mensah, who 1,438 passing yards, 15 touchdowns and 0 interceptions this season. Julian Sayin of Ohio State is next.

Top 11 quarterbacks

Updated October 17, 2026. Grades on 2026 production.

RkProspectSchool2026 lineGradeMock
1Darian Mensah
QB6' 3", 205 lbsJRDraft-eligible if he declares
Miami1,438 passing yards, 15 touchdowns and 0 interceptions92.06th
2Julian Sayin
QB6' 1", 214 lbsJRDraft-eligible if he declares
Ohio State1,772 passing yards, 17 touchdowns and 2 interceptions87.812th
3Josh Hoover
QB6' 2", 205 lbsSR
Indiana1,364 passing yards, 17 touchdowns and 0 interceptions85.425th
4CJ Carr
QB6' 2", 215 lbsJRDraft-eligible if he declares
Notre Dame1,378 passing yards, 16 touchdowns and 1 interception83.7Round 2+
5Gio Lopez
QB6' 0", 220 lbsJRDraft-eligible if he declares
Wake Forest1,680 passing yards, 13 touchdowns and 1 interception82.3Round 2+
6Jayden Maiava
QB6' 4", 230 lbsSR
USC2,045 passing yards, 18 touchdowns and 3 interceptions81.2Round 2+
7Lincoln Kienholz
QB6' 2", 215 lbsJRDraft-eligible if he declares
Louisville1,534 passing yards, 9 touchdowns and 1 interception80.3Round 2+
8Aidan Chiles
QB6' 4", 225 lbsSR
Northwestern1,172 passing yards, 9 touchdowns and 0 interceptions79.5Round 2+
9Kevin Jennings
QB6' 0", 195 lbsSR
SMU1,588 passing yards, 14 touchdowns and 5 interceptions78.8Round 2+
10Noah Fifita
QB5' 10", 190 lbsSR
Arizona1,756 passing yards, 16 touchdowns and 4 interceptions78.2Round 2+
11Marcus Stokes
QB6' 2", 209 lbsJRDraft-eligible if he declares
Memphis1,841 passing yards, 18 touchdowns and 6 interceptions77.6Round 2+

How the board is graded

The Parlae Desk's mock draft: our projection, updated every Tuesday.

  • The order is the standings as they stand today, worst record first.
  • Each team's needs come from its own numbers: passer rating, yards a carry, sacks for and against, run and pass defense, takeaways, and the snap shares on our depth charts.
  • The board ranks every draft-eligible junior and senior in major college football by this season's production at his position, with credit for a Power Four schedule; each position starts from a ceiling that reflects how early the league drafts it.
  • Each team takes the prospect with the best grade once its biggest needs are counted. Offensive linemen leave no individual line in a box score, so they are not on the board.

Nothing here is a scouting report. Every stat is from the games played; the order of the board and the fit of a prospect to a team are our projection and change as the season does.

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NFL Draft rankings by position

Each position board is the same grade in its own order, so the first quarterback off our board can be compared with the first at any other spot.

See where each prospect lands in the latest mock draft

By the Parlae deskBig board updated Oct 17, 2026 at 11:20 AM ETHow this is builtReport a wrong number