Bill Sparks

After watching the tape back today, I can confidently say this: Taylen Green is one of the most physically gifted quarterbacks in the 2026 draft class. At 6-6, 225 pounds, Green looks like a prototype, and his tools absolutely jump off the screen. He owns top-tier arm talent and arm strength, capable of driving the ball outside the numbers and pushing it vertically with ease. Deep shots carry real velocity without him needing a perfect platform, and he can flick it 50+ yards without straining. What separates Green is his athletic ability for his size. He’s a legitimate threat as a runner, with long-striding speed and power that makes him difficult to bring down in the open field. Designed QB runs, scrambles, and broken-play creation are all part of his game, and defensive backs often underestimate how fast he closes space. Stylistically, Green’s game has clear shades of Vince Young; the combination of length, arm strength, and smooth, gliding athleticism puts constant stress on a defense. Like Young, he can punish teams when structure breaks down and turn chaos into chunk plays. Green is still refining his consistency and processing, along with the other items that go along with playing QB, but the upside is undeniable. By the time you factor in his physical traits and dual-threat ceiling, I currently view Taylen Green as a top 100 pick with the potential to climb even higher as his game continues to mature. Taylen Green #NFLDraft #Arkansas #Quarterback #FilmCut