Drew Allar

Allar has the tools worth waiting on: size, arm strength and enough college production to justify the investment. His opener was electric, while the Jets game showed why development is never a straight line. Learning under Rodgers, Rudolph and McCarthy is a strong place to refine the unglamorous details.

Strengths: Prototype build, natural arm talent and a productive 35-start college résumé. He has already shown the ability to create explosive preseason plays and finish drives with both his arm and feet.

Weaknesses: He must become more disciplined with footwork and progressions, especially when the first option is not available. Passing up early completions and absorbing sacks are correctable rookie issues, but they must get corrected.