Every season around this time there are at least two college QBs - who still have a year left in college - are hyped up as the next Peyton Manning, surefire top picks and guaranteed Hall of Fame players. It's happened so many times, it's hard to keep track of all these guys. It was said about Jake Locker, Ryan Mallett, Matt Barkley, Jimmy Clausen, Matt Leinart, etc. Then inevitably, under a huge microscope, scouts find numerous flaws within their games, and/or the pressure of being "a sure lottery pick" catches up to them.
This year the can't miss superstars are Sam Darnold (a grand total of 366 career passes), Josh Rosen (huge red flags, said to be a complete prima dona), and Josh Allen (accuracy and decision making issues). Any of the three may wind up being a good NFL quarterback, but history says it's unlikely, and in fact the QB landscape may look very, very different by the time the draft comes next April.
The Jete are chasing a lottery ticket, which is by no means a certainty. You can be sure that, if there are several good QBs and they are in position to make a selection, they will both (a) pick the wrong one and (b) destroy his development with their losing organization.
I'm looking forward to their dumpster fire of a season, which will inevitably be for nothing.