Where the top quarterbacks will go in the NFL Draft according to the experts

Avg. Draft Position: 2.2

School: Wyoming

Teams that experts are predicting to draft player: Browns (5), Bills (2)

Key expert quote: "The NFL statistical comp I make to Allen: Matthew Stafford, who completed 57.1 percent of his passes in 39 games at Georgia and still went No. 1 overall. And Stafford had better talent around him." — Mel Kiper Jr.

Avg. Draft Position: 2.8

School: UCLA

Teams that experts are predicting to draft player: Jets (4), Bills (3)

Key expert quote: "Rosen is the most polished quarterback in this class when he's at his best, and he has rare arm talent." — Mel Kiper Jr.

Avg. Draft Position: 3.5

School: Oklahoma

Teams that experts are predicting to draft player: Jets (3), Broncos (2)

Key expert quote: "Mayfield’s a dynamic playmaker who posted elite numbers at Oklahoma, and while a lack of height (he’s just a shade over 6-foot) and his experience primarily in a spread system are red flags, his ability to aggressively throw downfield and extend plays while protecting the football (he threw 119 touchdowns and just 21 picks in three years in Norman) give him the chance to turn into a star at the NFL level." — Danny Kelly

Avg. Draft Position: 5.1

School: Louisville

Teams that experts are predicting to draft player: Cardinals (2), Chargers (1), Dolphins (1), Ravens (1), Saints (1)

Key expert quote: "The Louisville playmaker and former Heisman winner has experience in a pro-style passing scheme, can attack deep down the field, and is electric as a runner—both on scrambles and designed runs. He’ll have to clean up a few mechanical issues, but Jackson has just as much upside as any other passer in this class." — Danny Kelly

Avg. Draft Position: 5.8

School: Oklahoma State

Teams that experts are predicting to draft player: Cardinals (1), Ravens (1), Steelers (1), Bills (1)

Key expert quote: "Rudolph is a blue-collar QB with the leadership skills, intangibles and solid overall game to flourish as a QB1 in a conservative offense." — Bucky Brooks