Baker Mayfield Josh Rosen  Josh Allen and Sam Darnold meet media at combine
Josh Allen
Mayfield  UCLA's Josh Rosen  Wyoming's  Josh Allen  and Southern California's? Sam Darnold all have the potential to be the top quarterback selected. Many personnel evaluators around the league have said this year's group has tried to show elite-level confidence in the informal interviews at the combine  even more than the usual confidence the position requires to succeed.
 Allen  and Darnold have trained together in their pre-draft work  and  Allen  said earlier this year that  he  knew  he  had "a lot of flaws as a quarterback" but "can be that guy to lead a team."
 Allen  had just two seasons as a starter at Wyoming and played in just 11 games last season due to injuries. But  he  has consistently flashed a power arm  including at the Senior Bowl practices in January.
 His  56.3 career completion rate is a cause for concern for some in the NFL  given that quarterbacks often have a difficult time substantially improving that statistic when they face more man-to-man coverage in the NFL with smaller throwing windows.
 Allen  met with nine teams Friday night. After that   he  plans to eliminate accuracy concerns this weekend and at  his  pro day on March 23.
"Hopefully  when we step on the field and throw  people see improvement  " Allen  said. "Whenever my feet are set  I'm as accurate as anybody."
Darnold  too  played just two seasons of college football and will not even turn 21 until just before  he  opens  his  first NFL training camp in July. Darnold became USC's first 4 000-yard passer last season  with 4 143 yards  and  he  threw 57 touchdown passes in  his  two seasons as a starter combined.
 Allen  -- whose go-to word is "super" -- is prepared for any draft scenario.  His  assessment of the Giants' quarterback situation was particularly telling.  He  wants to play but is willing to sit behind Eli Manning for a while.
"If I got the opportunity to go and sit behind  him  for one or two or even three years and learn everything I could  grabbing  him  whenever I had a question  and hopefully  he  would answer it for me. Just seeing what  he  would do on and off the field would be really big for myself "  Allen  said.
Mayfield  UCLA's Josh Rosen  Wyoming's   [TGT]   and Southern California's? Sam Darnold all have the potential to be the top quarterback selected. Many personnel evaluators around the league have said this year's group has tried to show elite-level confidence in the informal interviews at the combine  even more than the usual confidence the position requires to succeed.
 Allen  and Darnold have trained together in their pre-draft work  and  Allen  said earlier this year that  he  knew  he  had "a lot of flaws as a quarterback" but "can be that guy to lead a team."
 Allen  had just two seasons as a starter at Wyoming and played in just 11 games last season due to injuries. But  he  has consistently flashed a power arm  including at the Senior Bowl practices in January.
 His  56.3 career completion rate is a cause for concern for some in the NFL  given that quarterbacks often have a difficult time substantially improving that statistic when they face more man-to-man coverage in the NFL with smaller throwing windows.
 Allen  met with nine teams Friday night. After that   he  plans to eliminate accuracy concerns this weekend and at  his  pro day on March 23.
"Hopefully  when we step on the field and throw  people see improvement  " Allen  said. "Whenever my feet are set  I'm as accurate as anybody."
Darnold  too  played just two seasons of college football and will not even turn 21 until just before  he  opens  his  first NFL training camp in July. Darnold became USC's first 4 000-yard passer last season  with 4 143 yards  and  he  threw 57 touchdown passes in  his  two seasons as a starter combined.
 Allen  -- whose go-to word is "super" -- is prepared for any draft scenario.  His  assessment of the Giants' quarterback situation was particularly telling.  He  wants to play but is willing to sit behind Eli Manning for a while.
"If I got the opportunity to go and sit behind  him  for one or two or even three years and learn everything I could  grabbing  him  whenever I had a question  and hopefully  he  would answer it for me. Just seeing what  he  would do on and off the field would be really big for myself "  Allen  said.