Undrafted Quarterbacks in the Latest NFL Draft: Surprising Snubs Revealed

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The 2024 draft was a significant event for quarterbacks, with six out of the first 12 picks being quarterbacks expected to start in the season opener. This high demand for quarterbacks was a notable feature of the first day of the draft. However, interest in quarterbacks waned on the second day, with none of the teams selecting signal-callers, choosing instead to address other areas of need. The trend continued into the third day, with no quarterbacks being chosen in the fourth round. It wasn’t until the fifth round that Spencer Rattler was selected by the New Orleans Saints, which then led to a resurgence in quarterback selections, with four more being picked in the final rounds, totaling ten for the draft.

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