Wonderlic scores for QBs, per @BobMcGinn.

• Jake Fromm: 35
• Joe Burrow: 34
• Jordan Love: 27
• Justin Herbert: 25
• Anthony Gordon: 25
• Jacob Eason: 23
• James Morgan: 23
• Jalen Hurts: 18
• Tua Tagovailoa: 13

— NFL Update (@MySportsUpdate) April 17, 2020

Joe Burrow
- - - - - - - -
Everyone else pic.twitter.com/PqwBkl3QKk

— PFF Draft (@PFF_College) March 17, 2020

Justin Herbert is the third and final QB in this class with a reasonable shot to be a functional-to-good starter. Though imperfect, Herbert takes care of the ball, understands how to throw around defenders, and has incredible arm talent. https://t.co/8kvBkfaPGP pic.twitter.com/vzN6XPZLSM

— Derrik Klassen (@QBKlass) March 11, 2020

Joe Burrow had more 20+ yard completions than any other top QB in the Draft. pic.twitter.com/1xPdnqVB8M

— PFF Draft (@PFF_College) March 9, 2020

Yes he ran for 56 yards and 3 TDs in those games, but is that really why you're drafting him top-10?

— Mike Renner (@PFF_Mike) March 4, 2020

Justin Herbert shows elusiveness in the pocket to break contain, delivers a strike while on the move #NFLDraft pic.twitter.com/P1KZS89d8D

— Brad Kelly (@BradKelly17) March 4, 2020

Top performers in the broad jump among #NFLCombine quarterbacks:

T-1) Kelly Bryant, @MizzouFootball, 10 feet, 5 inches
T-1) Jalen Hurts, @OU_Football, 10-5
3) Justin Herbert, @oregonfootball, 10-3
4) Cole McDonald, @HawaiiFootball, 10-1
5) Jordan Love, @USUFootball, 9-10

— NFL Draft (@NFLDraft) February 28, 2020

Velocity throw-
Hurts (54 mph)
Justin Herbert (60 mph)
Jacob Eason (62 mph) pic.twitter.com/jQWLAHN4E0

— SUSPENDED AGAIN (@FTBeard1) February 28, 2020

Kelly Bryant is a QB prospect in the 2020 draft class out of Clemson.

He posted an elite #RAS with good size, elite speed, elite explosiveness, poor agility at the QB position.https://t.co/ye4riQ2vmD pic.twitter.com/7zQyP50asP

— Kent Lee Platte (@MathBomb) February 28, 2020

#CombineNotes:

8. Footwork from being under-center continued to be an adjustment for Justin Herbert, but he throws a gorgeous deep ball. Easy throwing motion and accurate. I thought he had a solid night throwing the ball.

— Jordan Reid (@JReidNFL) February 28, 2020

Oregon QB Justin Herbert is another hometown hero. He helped Sheldon Baseball win a 6A championship & fell just short of going back-to-back. .369 career batting avg. Lettered in Football, Baseball & Basketball. pic.twitter.com/zmmSdFIByZ

— Maliik 🏁🇳🇬 (@Obee1ne) December 3, 2019

#NFLCombine key measurements thread…

26. #Oregon QB Justin Herbert

Height: 6-6 2/8
Weight: 236
Hand: 10
Arm: 32 7/8
Wingspan: 78 7/8

— Charles Robinson (@CharlesRobinson) February 24, 2020

Watch just the Colorado tape and Justin Herbert is the best QB prospect of a generation.

Holy Mary. This film is something else.

— Benjamin Solak (@BenjaminSolak) February 22, 2020

Herbert leads a TD drive against ASU. Quick breakdown.

This game might be the perfect Rorschach test with him. Like him or not, you'll see something to support that position. pic.twitter.com/T9XAItHIk4

— Mark Schofield (@MarkSchofield) January 10, 2020

Lmao Herbert has an absolute bazooka. pic.twitter.com/1HMAT8VQoa

— Kyle Crabbs (@GrindingTheTape) February 21, 2020

Completed Justin Herbert’s charting profile. It’s actually quite impressive! I still have questions about his film, but, if nothing else, his charting profile doesn’t raise any new concerns. https://t.co/C1U0bhAAlJ

— Derrik Klassen (@QBKlass) February 4, 2020

Quiet leader, accurate, strong arm, but a bit of a misfit and handcuffed in Oregon’s side-to-side offense. Lots of coaches would love to get their hands on him to mold him. He’ll be fine if he lands in a vertical passing system. https://t.co/qh0EhysJeG

— Jordan Reid (@JReidNFL) February 4, 2020

I've been focusing mainly on WRs and DBs but man Herbert has just killed it in peripheral. Throws are on time and placed well. Ball's jumping out of his hands.

— AJ Schulte (@AJDraftScout) January 22, 2020

We got our first QB Hand Size friends..

Justin Herbert

Height - 6061
Weight - 227
Hand - 1000
Arm - 3338
Wing - 7878

— Mark Schofield (@MarkSchofield) January 21, 2020

It’s QB hand size season

Herbert 10”
Love 10 5/8”
Hurts 9 1/2”
Montez 9 3/8”
Patterson 9 1/4”
Gordon 9 1/2”#SeniorBowl

— Dane Brugler (@dpbrugler) January 21, 2020

Jim Nagy: "Outside of Justin Herbert, [South Carolina DT] Javon Kinlaw might be the highest-rated player" at @seniorbowl

I agree.

— Eric Edholm (@Eric_Edholm) January 20, 2020

All that said, functional QBs are tough to come by and that alone makes Herbert a first-round pick. C+ floor, B+ ceiling — think he can stabilize and org., but it takes a fair amount of projection to see him as a true franchise changer.

— Derrik Klassen (@QBKlass) January 18, 2020

And Utah State's Jordan Love, too. Both Love and Herbert have franchise-quarterback ability, but need development. https://t.co/mOq4wV7PYl

— Albert Breer (@AlbertBreer) January 18, 2020

These are the throws that keep bringing you back in on Justin Herbert. pic.twitter.com/ag3uk4f3WZ

— Dalton Miller (@DaltonBMiller) January 8, 2020