The NFL is a quarterback-driven league. If you don't have a great one, the odds of winning a Super Bowl aren't good. If you don't have a good one, odds are you aren't sniffing the playoffs. Given this reality, it's no surprise that signal-callers dominate the predraft coverage each and every year.
There's little argument that Clemson's Trevor Lawrence is the top prospect at the position in the class of 2021 and even less argument that Lawrence will be drafted first overall by the Jacksonville Jaguars. After that, though, the waters muddy fairly quickly. As many as five young passers could be selected inside the top 10, and there's more than a little dissension about what order those quarterbacks will be picked in.