Aaron Rodgers has led a cast of quarterbacks on the NFL carousel to start the new league year, and while the four-time MVP waits for his New York Jets trade wish to be granted by the Green Bay Packers, the attention of the remaining 30 teams turns to the draft in less than six weeks.
And while so much groundwork has been done by each and every franchise to build their draft boards from top to bottom, there is still plenty of time and one big showcase for prospects to enhance or harm their place in the pecking order.
Each of the top quarterback prospects will get their final chance to shine on the field with the glaring eyes of the NFL's top brass looking at them – albeit without pads, helmets and defenders to worry about – when they hold their pro days over the next two weeks.
