And yet, Jaxson Dart has just broken through another barrier that he has hasn't crossed since prior to last season. According to both A to Z Sports and NFL Mock Draft Database ave

Jaxson Dart is again turning the tide into the pre-NFL stage and quite rightfully so. The post Struggling Jaxson Dart's Draft Stock Takes Unexpected Turn as Steelers Move On from 6,016-Yard QB appeared first on EssentiallySports.

Value is in the eye of the beholder, or so the saying goes. It's particularly true in the NFL draft, where value is subjective based on numerous

Chad Reuter, a draft analyst at NFL Network, recently released an updated mock draft, and he has the New York Jets trading into the 31st-overall pick to claim Dart off the board. This comes on the heels of a strong week of Senior Bowl performances from the Ole Miss signal caller that seemed to boost his stock entering the spring.

Ole Miss quarterback Jaxson Dart has been the talk of the town, and given the need for a quarterback in the 2025 NFL draft for the Cleveland Browns, there has been an explosion of conversation about him.

The top two quarterback prospects in this year’s draft — Cam Ward and Shedeur Sanders — did not work out at the Senior Bowl. While both have generated scrutiny, especially when compared to last year’s crop, this duo has been viewed as the top tier among QBs in this draft for a while now.

Who, and what, should we believe when it comes to the 2025 NFL Draft quarterback class? The common wisdom we hear is that Cam Ward of Miami is No. 1 and Shedeur Sanders is No. 2, with those two quarterbacks being the only ones truly deserving of being early first-round picks.

By showing out during Senior Bowl practices, the 6-foot-2, 225-pound field general was the first-round choice in Pro Football Focus' seven-round mock draft for the Seattle Seahawks. Seattle has the No. 18 overall pick, and PFF's Josh Liskiewitz shared the logic behind the Dart selection.