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2026 NFL Undrafted Free Agent Quarterback Tracker | Latest on Diego Pavia, Miller Moss, Sawyer Robertson and More

Joe Cervenka

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Have Your Say! Who is the Best QB Among the Undrafted?
Who Is the Next UDFA Success Story?

The 2026 UDFA market is proof that the NFL Draft is just the beginning of the journey. From Diego Pavia’s electric style in Baltimore to the potential of Sawyer Robertson, the league is filled with passers ready to prove the scouts wrong.

Join the Debate: Who Will Break the Draft Ceiling?
- The Ravens Gamble: Is Diego Pavia officially the most dangerous UDFA in this class, or will his size limit him to a practice squad role?
- The Bears' Steal: Did Chicago get a Day 3 talent for free in Miller Moss, and can he push for the No. 2 spot by August?
- The Small School Sleeper: Is Jack Strand the next great small-school success story, or is the jump from DII to the Falcons too steep?
- The Unsigned List: Who is the best QB still on the market right now? Is a team like the Steelers or Jets missing out on Sawyer Robertson?
Drop your picks in the comments and let us know which UDFA is going to make the 53-man roster!
Tracking the 2026 NFL UDFA Quarterback Class
The Open Market Pivots

If you think the NFL Draft is the only place to find a franchise engine, you haven't been paying attention to the 2026 UDFA market. The opening hours of the post-draft frenzy have functioned as a total scramble for talent, as teams move aggressively to secure signal-callers who slipped through the cracks in Pittsburgh.

From Diego Pavia’s historic Heisman run to finding a home in Baltimore to Miller Moss landing in Chicago, the talent pool is overflowing with players looking to prove their worth. We are tracking every major undrafted quarterback to see which of these players has the best chance to stick on a 53-man roster.
Derek Robertson
College: Monmouth

NFL Team: Jacksonville Jaguars and Tennessee Titans (Rookie Camp Tryouts)

Robertson was a force at the FCS level in 2025 with 27 touchdowns and a 178,5 rating. His ability to navigate the pocket makes him a reliable option for a Jaguars or Titans team looking to bolster their preseason rotation.
Jake Retzlaff
College: Tulane

NFL Team: Seattle Seahawks (Invited to Minicamp)

Seattle adds a scrappy playmaker who led Tulane through a gritty 2025 campaign with 3,168 yards, 634 rushing yards and 16 scores on the ground. Retzlaff’s resilience and off-platform throwing ability make him a high-ceiling flyer in a Seahawks system that has always valued unorthodox quarterback play.
Jack Strand
College: Minnesota-Moorhead

NFL Team: Atlanta Falcons

Atlanta reaches into the DII ranks for a player who put up video-game numbers in 2025 with 3,546 yards and 47 total touchdowns. Strand’s pure production makes him the ultimate UDFA sleeper to watch as he makes the massive jump to the NFL speed. At 6'5", 240 lbs, Strand has pro size and will be an interesting prospect to watch in a crowded QB room in ATL.
Chandler Morris
College: Virginia

NFL Team: Tampa Bay Buccaneers

The Buccaneers double down on depth, adding a passer who threw for 3,000 yards on the nose and 21 total scores in 2025. Morris is dangerous when he's in rhythm, providing Tampa with a veteran-style pivot who can execute a pro-style playbook with minimal adjustment time.
Kyron Drones
College: Virginia Tech

NFL Team: Green Bay Packers

The Packers land a total physical powerhouse in Kyron Drones, who finished 2025 with 644 rushing yards and nine scores on the ground. His massive frame makes him a tough player to bring down, giving Green Bay a high-ceiling physical prospect to develop behind their starters.
Jalon Daniels
College: Kansas

NFL Team: Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Tampa Bay secures a playmaker who, when healthy, can be a game-breaker. Daniels finished 2025 with 2,531 passing yards and 404 rushing yards, proving his multiple skills can be a factor. If his resilience holds up, he is a high-ceiling project who could challenge for a backup role.
Jeff Sims
College: Arizona State

One of the most athletically gifted pivots on the open market, Sims posted 1,261 passing yards and 536 rushing yards in just six 2025 starts. While he remains a UDFA project, his size and speed at the position make him an intriguing prospect for a team willing to invest in his development.
Sawyer Robertson
College: Baylor

The Baylor signal-caller remains one of the most intriguing QBs on the open market. Following a 2025 campaign in which he threw for 3,681 yards and 31 touchdowns, his ability to navigate an offense and his resilience under pressure make him a target for a team looking to add to its developmental room.
Miller Moss
College: Louisville

NFL Team: Chicago Bears

The Bears land a pure technician in Miller Moss, who spent his 2025 season operating to the tune of 2,679 yards and 25 total touchdowns. Moss has big program experience, spending four years at USC before a second straight stellar season as a starter in his final collegiate campaign as a Cardinal. He will give Chicago a viable option as their backup signal-caller behind Caleb Williams, a role he's familiar with from his time at USC.
Haynes King
College: Georgia Tech

NFL Team: Carolina Panthers

The Panthers add an elite dual-threat engine in Haynes King, who dominated the ACC in 2025 with 2,951 passing yards, 953 rushing yards and 15 scores on the ground. His diverse skill set and high-ceiling gravity make him a dangerous addition to a Carolina camp, offering a toughness that few UDFA prospects can match.
Diego Pavia
College: Vanderbilt

NFL Team: Baltimore Ravens

The Giant Killer officially finds his home in Baltimore after a historic Heisman finalist run at Vanderbilt. His 2025 stats, including 3,539 passing yards, over 800 yards on the ground, and 39 total scores, prove he is built for the Ravens' hybrid system. Pavia’s ability and competitive nature make him the ultimate UDFA wildcard.
Joe Fagnano
College: UConn

NFL Team: Baltimore Ravens

Joining Pavia in Baltimore, Fagnano brings a steady hand and veteran composure after a 2025 season where he threw for a career-best 3,448 yards. His underrated mobility provides the Ravens with deep insurance at the quarterback position as they look toward life after Lamar Jackson.
Jacob Clark
College: Missouri State

NFL Team: Las Vegas Raiders

The Raiders land a big quarterback in Jacob Clark, who torched defenses in 2025 for over 3,200 yards and 28 touchdowns. His prototypical frame at 6' 5" and 230 lbs makes him an intriguing developmental prospect behind Fernando Mendoza
Joey Aguilar
College: Tennessee

NFL Team: Jacksonville Jaguars

Jacksonville secures a signal caller who spent his 2025 season putting up a career year in the SEC with 3,565 passing yards and 24 touchdowns. Aguilar’s ability to dictate the pace from the pocket provides the Jaguars with a zero-risk flyer who has the statistical profile of a Day 3 pick.
Luke Altmyer
College: Illinois

NFL Team: Detroit Lions

Detroit adds a high-IQ floor general who spent his 2025 season navigating the Big Ten to the tune of 3,007 yards and 27 total touchdowns. Altmyer’s resilience and tenacious competitive edge align perfectly with the Lions' gritty culture, making him a strong candidate to survive roster cuts.
Mark Gronowski
College: Iowa

NFL Team: Miami Dolphins

Miami takes a chance on a player who posted a less-than-stellar 2025 with just 1,741 passing yards, 10 TD passes, and seven picks. Gronowski’s game was built at South Dakota State, where he started for the better part of four seasons before ending his college career at Iowa. He'll get a look from a Dolphins team in full rebuild mode.
Have Your Say! Who is the Best QB Among the Undrafted?
Who Is the Next UDFA Success Story?

The 2026 UDFA market is proof that the NFL Draft is just the beginning of the journey. From Diego Pavia’s electric style in Baltimore to the potential of Sawyer Robertson, the league is filled with passers ready to prove the scouts wrong.

Join the Debate: Who Will Break the Draft Ceiling?
- The Ravens Gamble: Is Diego Pavia officially the most dangerous UDFA in this class, or will his size limit him to a practice squad role?
- The Bears' Steal: Did Chicago get a Day 3 talent for free in Miller Moss, and can he push for the No. 2 spot by August?
- The Small School Sleeper: Is Jack Strand the next great small-school success story, or is the jump from DII to the Falcons too steep?
- The Unsigned List: Who is the best QB still on the market right now? Is a team like the Steelers or Jets missing out on Sawyer Robertson?
Drop your picks in the comments and let us know which UDFA is going to make the 53-man roster!
Tracking the 2026 NFL UDFA Quarterback Class
The Open Market Pivots

If you think the NFL Draft is the only place to find a franchise engine, you haven't been paying attention to the 2026 UDFA market. The opening hours of the post-draft frenzy have functioned as a total scramble for talent, as teams move aggressively to secure signal-callers who slipped through the cracks in Pittsburgh.

From Diego Pavia’s historic Heisman run to finding a home in Baltimore to Miller Moss landing in Chicago, the talent pool is overflowing with players looking to prove their worth. We are tracking every major undrafted quarterback to see which of these players has the best chance to stick on a 53-man roster.