The NFL offseason is revealing a troubling trend for teams seeking quarterbacks, as the prospect pool is significantly diminished. Personnel executives are doubtful about any draft candidate being a franchise-level signal-caller, with only a couple of candidates being highlighted as potential first-rounders. Frustrations arise as teams like the Titans and Giants express desperation for a long-term QB solution, yet face risks in prioritizing a pick from this year's draft class, especially with more promising prospects expected in 2026.
The prospect pool is way down, leading to skepticism among executives. Most prefer not to rank any QBs this year above last year's first-round selections.
A notable concern arises with the potential picks for teams in the top draft positions, indicating the danger of selecting a quarterback this year.
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