Drew Allar Scouting Report

Drew Allar has an NFL frame and NFL arm talent, and when he's playing at his best, he fits the mold of a franchise quarterback.

Draft Grade: Round 3 - Adequate Starter

Strengths:

Prototype Frame/Tools: Allar’s overall size and frame fit the mold of a prototypical pocket-passing quarterback.

Arm Strength: Allar displays the arm strength to push the ball downfield with ease.

Velocity: Allar generates enough velocity to fit the ball into tight windows against zone coverage, allowing for completions in contested areas.

Playing Experience: By the time he enters the draft, Allar will have three years of starting experience, including reps in high-leverage situations.

Concerns:

Predetermined Throws/Decision Making: At times, Allar appears to force throws to receivers based on his pre-snap read, even when those receivers are not open.

Progression Work: Allar will occasionally lock onto a primary target rather than working through his progressions to identify the open man.

Streaky Thrower: Allar can be a streaky passer, with stretches of both consecutive completions and incompletions throughout a game.