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Drew Allar’s NFL Draft Momentum BUILDS—Is He the Next Franchise QB?

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Oscar Delp posted a 38-inch vertical, a 10-foot broad jump, and a 4.4-to-4.5 time at his pro day.

1. Locked On NFL Draft focuses on Drew Allar, Oscar Delp, Jonah Coleman, and Reggie Virgil as stock movers in the 2025 NFL Draft cycle. 2. Host Damian Parson leads the episode as the Locked On NFL Draft analyst who is grading risers and fallers. 3. The episode asks which prospects helped themselves with testing and which prospects left scouts with more questions. 4. Parson says Drew Allar is 6'5" and 230 pounds, and he frames Allar’s size and arm strength as reasons NFL teams stay interested. 5. He notes Allar’s 2025 season was interrupted by a broken ankle in early October, which pushed much of the discussion toward medicals and recovery. 6. At the Combine, Allar said, "I'm throwing," and Parson treats that decision as a major box checked for teams. 7. Parson says Allar showed accuracy, vertical velocity, and the ability to drive the ball in the middle of the field and down the field. 8. He also points to mechanical inconsistency, including throws that were too high or poorly controlled. 9. Parson says Allar improved as the workout went on by correcting misses on back-to-back reps. 10. At Allar’s pro day, Parson says he was fully healthy and showed rollout throws, including a throwback to the right after rolling left. 11. Parson says teams were higher on Allar than Twitter, and he links that to NFL interest in a quarterback with a rocket arm and functional mobility. 12. He names the Pittsburgh Steelers as a team worth watching and says Allar looks like a day-two, likely second-round, target. 13. Oscar Delp is the other major riser, and Parson says Georgia’s tight end has a frame near 6'5" and 245 pounds. 14. Parson says a Combine x-ray accidentally revealed a hairline fracture in Delp’s foot, but Delp still played and blocked hard all season. 15. Delp’s pro day included a 38-inch vertical, a 10-foot broad jump, and a reported 4.4 to 4.5 forty time. 16. Parson says those numbers could move Delp from a fourth- or fifth-round projection into the top 100 and possibly the top 75. 17. The tone is scouting-heavy, conversational, and tied to Parson’s live reactions to testing and medical information. 18. The format is a solo draft-analysis segment with promotional breaks for the Every Dayer Club, FanDuel, and TurboTax. 19. Listeners who follow quarterback and tight end draft stock will get the most value. 20. Listeners wanting a game recap or narrative story probably should skip it.

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