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Source: BroBible
Summary
Arch Manning, considered the top quarterback prospect for the 2027 NFL Draft, placed second in an ESPN poll of NFL scouts. Dante Moore of Oregon received 14 first-place votes, while Manning received fewer. LaNorris Sellers, Sam Leavitt, and CJ Carr also received votes. An NFL executive noted the depth of the quarterback class, suggesting uncertainty about which players will succeed.
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Author: Evan Null
Arch Manning’s Draft Stock Drops
Arch Manning, the son of a football legend, is no longer the clear favorite for the 2027 NFL Draft. According to a recent ESPN poll, he finished second to Oregon’s Dante Moore. Manning, who has been hyped as the next big thing, now faces competition from a group of quarterbacks that includes LaNorris Sellers, Sam Leavitt, and CJ Carr.
Scouts Say the QB Class Is Deep
One NFL executive called the depth of the quarterback class “crazy,” noting that there are more prospects than usual. Julian Sayin, Darian Mensah, and others were also mentioned as potential first-round picks. The executive added that it’s unclear which of these players will actually succeed once they enter the league.
Dante Moore Takes the Lead
Dante Moore received 14 first-place votes in the poll, more than double what Arch Manning got. Moore’s performance and production appear to have made him the top choice among scouts. However, the poll doesn’t guarantee that Moore will be the first quarterback selected in the 2027 draft.
Uncertainty Remains
Despite the poll, there’s still a lot of uncertainty about the 2027 draft. The NFL executive noted that many of the quarterbacks in the class could be overlooked or fall further down the board. The final rankings could change as the season progresses and more evaluations are made.
The Pressure Is On
Arch Manning now has to prove that he’s the best quarterback in the class. With Dante Moore and others ahead of him, Manning will need to step up his game and show that he’s ready for the NFL. The pressure is on, and the next few months will be critical for his draft stock.
