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1. Drew Mestemaker, Oklahoma State
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Mestemaker can make throws that nobody else in this draft class can, point blank. His throw moving to his left against Houston to set the Cowboys up in the red zone was truly special and is a perfect example of why he is the top QB prospect in this class at the moment.
Drew Mestemaker oh my goodness
He did the Zach Wilson Pro Day throw in a live game pic.twitter.com/JGzIe48e3r
— NFL Draft Files (@NFL_DF) October 18, 2026
Mestemaker isn’t a perfect prospect, which is to be expected for someone who has only been playing the position for a few years now. His ball security, both handling the ball in the pocket and decision making when throwing down the field. But he continues to grow and carry this Oklahoma State offense, and he stays as a rock-solid No. 1 as a result.



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