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ESPN Poll: Oregon's Dante Moore Leads Early 2027 NFL Draft QB Rankings

A survey of 25 NFL scouts and executives conducted by ESPN identifies Oregon quarterback Dante Moore as the top prospect at his position for the 2027 draft class.

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Oregon quarterback Dante Moore emerged as the runaway top choice among NFL scouts and executives surveyed by ESPN when asked to project the leading quarterback prospect for the 2027 NFL draft, according to the outlet.

ESPN reported that it polled 25 scouts and executives from around the league for the assessment, which the outlet described as part of a broader look at what it called a deep quarterback class heading into the 2027 draft cycle.

According to ESPN, Moore was the clear favorite among those surveyed, distinguishing himself from other quarterbacks under consideration for the top spot in the early evaluations.

The 2027 NFL draft remains more than a year away, meaning such polls represent preliminary projections that are subject to change based on player performance, health and other factors between now and the actual draft.

ESPN's report is based on its survey of NFL personnel and reflects the outlet's own reporting on early scouting sentiment regarding the upcoming quarterback class.

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