The 2027 NFL Draft has multiple bonafide hitters at the quarterback position. There’s a pathway to where we see as many as six go in round one. One of the wildcards of this draft class is Oklahoma State transfer Drew Mesetmaker. Mesetmaker burst onto the scene last year with North Texas and follows his head coach to Stillwater.
Will he take that next step and become a national name? Let’s talk about it.
- Height: 6’4″
- Weight: 211 lbs
Recruiting rank: Zero-star recruit in 2024
Hometown: Austin, Texas
Games watched: Washington State, USF, Charlotte, Tulane
Recruiting rank: Zero-star recruit in 2024
Games watched: Washington State, USF, Charlotte, Tulane
Great accuracy on his deep throws, one of the best in the country
Does a great job working through progressions
Led FBS in passing yards last season (4,379), tied-second in passing touchdowns (34)
Plus ability to throw with anticipation, often throwing his receivers open
- Will the jump in competition slow his hype?
Throwing motion, while fast, needs to be tighter
Worth noting, his two worst games came against ranked opponents
Would like to see him add 10-15 lbs this offseason
Will the jump in competition slow his hype?
Throwing motion, while fast, needs to be tighter
Worth noting, his two worst games came against ranked opponents
Would like to see him add 10-15 lbs this offseason
Drew Mesetmaker is such a fascinating prospect. He absolutely tore it up last season with North Texas, looking like a future star. He now plays in the Big 12, where he will face tougher defenses on a week-to-week basis. In terms of rankings, I have Mesetmaker as my QB4, with the potential to climb as high as QB2 depending on how this season goes.
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