WHERE ARE THEY NOW: All of the quarterbacks taken in the 2018 NFL Draft

The first two quarterbacks taken in the 2018 Draft are now teammates.Maddie Meyer/Getty Images

• The 2018 NFL Draft was considered one of the best classes of quarterbacks, with four QBs vying for the No. 1 pick.
• Five quarterbacks were taken in the first round, led by Baker Mayfield, and 13 were drafted overall.

Baker Mayfield went No. 1 overall to the Browns, winning what had been a big debate over who should go first in the draft.

Baker Mayfield in 2018.      Phil Long/AP Images

After a strong rookie season, Mayfield's career in Cleveland flat-lined. He was traded to the Panthers this off-season and for now, appears to be their starting quarterback.

Baker Mayfield in 2022.      Charles Krupa/AP Images

Sam Darnold was taken third overall by the Jets.

Sam Darnold in 2018.      Julie Jacobson/AP Images

Darnold had his moments in New York, but was ultimately a disappointment, completing 59.8% of his passes and posting a 78 passer rating. He is now on the Panthers and has — for now — lost the starting job to Mayfield.

Sam Darnold in 2021.      AP Photo/Eric Christian Smith

Josh Allen went to the Buffalo Bills with the seventh pick.

Josh Allen in 2018.      Jeffrey T. Barnes/AP Images

Despite a shaky start to his career, Allen is now a superstar. He looks poised to have the Bills in contention to make the Super Bowl.

Josh Allen in 2022.      Ed Zurga/AP Images

Josh Rosen went to the Cardinals with the 10th overall pick.

Josh Rosen in 2018.      David J. Phillip/AP Images

After an unsuccessful rookie season, Rosen has bounced around the league, playing for the Dolphins and Falcons. He is currently on the Browns.

Josh Rosen in 2022.      Phelan M. Ebenhack/AP Images

Lamar Jackson was taken by the Ravens with the last pick of the first round.

Lamar Jackson in 2018.      David J. Phillip/AP Images

Jackson has become a star for the Ravens, winning MVP in 2019. He and the Ravens are still negotiating a contract extension, however, leaving his future in question.

Lamar Jackson in 2022.      Nick Wass/AP Images

Mason Rudolph was the next quarterback taken in the draft, going to the Steelers in the third round, with the 76th overall pick.

Mason Rudolph in 2018.      Gene J. Puskar/AP Images

Rudolph is still with the Steelers. He has thrown for 2,366 yards, 16 touchdowns, and 11 interceptions in 10 career starts.

Mason Rudolph in 2022.      Keith Srakocic/AP Images

Kyle Lauletta was drafted by the Giants in the fourth round.

Kyle Lauletta in 2018.      Frank Franklin II/AP Images

After appearing in two games with the Giants in 2018, Lauletta spent some time with the Browns and Jaguars. He is now in the USFL with the New Jersey Generals.

Kyle Lauletta in 2022.      Butch Dill/AP Images

Mike White was drafted to the Cowboys in the fifth round, with the 118th overall pick.

Mike White in 2018.      Michael Ainsworth/AP Images

White is now with the Jets. He has only appeared in four games, but he set an NFL record in his first career start last season by completing 82% of his passes for 37 total completions.

Mike White in 2022.      John Munson/AP Images

The Titans drafted Luke Falk with the 199th pick in the sixth round.

Luke Falk in 2018.      Mark Humphrey/AP Images

Falk appeared in three games with the Jets in 2019, throwing three interceptions and no touchdowns. He played in the CFL in 2021 and now works with 4QB Training, a passing academy.

Luke Falk in 2022.      via Luke Falk/Instagram

The Jaguars drafted Tanner Lee with the 203rd pick overall. Lee never appeared in a regular season game. He is now a Learning and Quality Manager at an Amazon Fulfillment Center, according to his LinkedIn.

Tanner Lee in 2018.      John Raoux/AP Images

Source: LinkedIn

The Patriots selected Danny Etling in the seventh round, 219th overall.

Danny Etling in 2018.      Charles Krupa/AP Images

Etling hasn't appeared in a regular season game and has bounced around the NFL, spending time with the Falcons, Seahawks, Vikings, and Jaguars. He is now on the Packers.

Danny Etling in 2022.      Godofredo A. Vásquez/AP Images

Alex McGough was drafted by the Seahawks with the 220th overall pick.

Alex McGough in 2018.      Ted S. Warren/AP Images

McGough bounced around the NFL and never appeared in a regular season game. He is now in the USFL and helped the Birmingham Stallions win the 2022 championship.

Alex McGough in 2022.      Jamie Squire/USFL/Getty Images)

Logan Woodside was drafted by the Bengals with the 249th overall pick.

Logan Woodside in 2018.      John Minchillo/AP Images

Woodside is with the Titans today as a backup. He has thrown three passes in the NFL and rushed 13 times for four yards.

Logan Woodside 2022.      Silas Walker/Getty Images