He's the top traditional pocket-passing prospect in the class with his deep ball-accuracy, smarts and maturity. Pickett (6-3, 220 pounds) has gotten a lot of attention for the Panthers' fine offensive season in the ACC. He's also got the intangible of winning leadership and plenty of experience. Although he's not quiet as dynamic in those areas as Willis and Corral, his big appeal is the mental and physical toughness. Ridder (6-4, 215 pounds) stands out with his loose arm and natural running ability, too. Corral has a chance to displace Willims with a stellar contrasting performance. He has been helped a lot by the strong offensive mind of coach Lane Kiffin. He also is a great athletic and is willing to be aggressive with his arm, ideal for the downfield-throwing NFL trend. There's really not much separating Willis and Corral (6-0, 220 pounds) when you look at their playing styles as dual threats. He has a big chance in get more into the spotlight against Freeze's former program. He's also not the typical small-school QB, given his SEC ties, having transferred from Auburn and playing for former Ole Miss coach Hugh Freeze. He hangs tough and just has a knack to make plays. He doesn't have the same prototypical size, but Willis matches the cannon arm with terrific athleticism. 3 overall to the 49ers as a fast-rising prospect out of North Dakota State this April. Willis (6-1, 215 pounds) has drawn natural comparisons to Trey Lance (6-4, 224 pounds), who went No.

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