Outlook: When Watson is selected will be the story of the first day of the draft. Projections seem to be all over the board, from top 10 to slipping out of the first round.
Sum-it-in-a-sentence scouting report: Dynamic playmaker and athlete, who needs to be reined in a bit.
Notable: In two national championship games against Alabama, Watson passed for 825 yards and seven touchdowns with one interception.
Scouting the top prospects available in the NFL draft that will be held April 27-29 in Philadelphia ((asterisk)-denotes early entrant):
Sum-it-up-in-a-sentence scouting report: The decision making and touch need work, but Kizer has size and arm strength you cannot teach.
Outlook: In a quarterback class that is not blowing away scouts,Wholesale Authentic Jerseys, Kizer could be a late first-round pick.
Notable: In his lone season as the Tar Heels' No. 1 quarterback, Trubisky completed 68 percent of his passes with 30 touchdowns and six interceptions.
Notable: Kizer took over as a starter early in 2015 because of an injury and was a revelation in a 10-win season for the Irish. Notre Dame slipped to four wins last season, though Kizer's play was not demonstrably worse.
Outlook: The postseason draft process was good to Mahomes, who could squeeze into the first round.
(asterisk)Deshaun Watson,Wholesale Jerseys Online, 6-foot-2,Cheap Jerseys Online, 221 pounds, Clemson
(asterisk)Mitchell Trubisky, 6-2, 222, North Carolina
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(asterisk)DeShone Kizer, 6-4, 233, Notre Dame
Sum-it-up-in-a-sentence scouting report: Trubisky has the arm,Cheap Jerseys Free Shipping, athleticism,Cheap NHL Adidas Jerseys, and quick delivery NFL teams love, but one year as a starter in spread offense means he has a lot to learn.
Outlook: Most likely quarterback to be drafted in first round.
Notable: Running the Red Raiders' Air Raid offense, Mahomes passed for 5,052 yards and 41 touchdowns last season, with 10 interceptions and a 65.7 completion percentage.

Sum-it-up-in-a-sentence scouting report: College superstar and charismatic leader, but pro scouts are still a bit skeptical because of accuracy issues, a penchant for forcing throws, and size and height that is a bit less than ideal.
(asterisk)Patrick Mahomes II, 6-2, 225, Texas Tech