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10 QBs from the 2018 NFL Draft worth monitoring for Buffalo Bills

Orchard Park, N.Y. — After trading down in the first round of the 2017 NFL Draft, the Buffalo Bills now have two first-round picks in the 2018 NFL Draft. As Sean McDermott said, that gives the Bills plenty of options in 2018.

Those options, presumably, would include a quarterback. With two picks, the Bills would have enough ammunition to move around and get their guy. So start scouting those quarterbacks, folks. We put together a list of the biggest names in college football to follow.

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Sam Darnold, USC

Sam Darnold took college football by storm last season, mounting a Heisman campaign with a nine-game stretch in which he threw for 2,833 yards and 31 touchdowns and completed nearly 70-percent of his passes. If he

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Lamar Jackson, Louisville

As a sophomore, Louisville quarterback Lamar Jackson won the Heisman Trophy and the Walter Camp Award. He put up video game statistics for the Cardinals, passing for 3,542 yards, 30 touchdowns and nine interceptions. He also rushed for 1,571 yards and 21 touchdowns. Some will question if his game translates to the NFL, but Jackson has undeniable physical ability and leadership.

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Mason Rudolph, Oklahoma State

Mason Rudolph is the type of big, strong-armed passer NFL teams fall in love with come draft time. If he puts together another productive season, Rudolph could hear his name called early in the draft.

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Josh Allen, Wyoming

Many thought Wyoming quarterback Josh Allen could be a first-round pick this year if he had declared for the draft. Instead, he returned to school. He has the size and arm strength to be a high pick but needs to put it all together in 2017.

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Luke Falk, Washington State

Luke Falk has thrown for over 9,000 yards and 76 touchdowns over the last two seasons in Washington State's pass-happy offense. He has the size and arm strength, but will NFL teams hold his offensive system against him?

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Josh Rosen, UCLA

At one time, Josh Rosen was the next best thing at quarterback. However, an injury riddled season at UCLA in 2016 has his future a bit uncertain. He enters 2017 with plenty to prove.

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Trace McSorley, Penn State

Trace McSorley is a promising underclassman, so there's no guarantee he will declare for the 2018 NFL Draft. However, he threw for 3,600 yards, 29 touchdowns and just eight interceptions as a sophomore for Penn State. If he continues to progress, McSorley could decide to enter the draft early next spring.

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Jake Browning, Washington

Jake Browning had an impressive season at Washington a year ago, but he needs to build on that. He lost John Ross to the NFL, so that will be easier said than done.

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Jarrett Stidham, Auburn

Jarrett Stidham hasn't taken a snap at Auburn, but the hype is already building. He transferred from Baylor and will be a redshirt sophomore this season, but he's a talent worth keeping on the radar.

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Nick Fitzgerald, Mississippi State

Nick Fitzgerald is another rising quarterback talent in the SEC. He threw for 21 touchdowns and ran for 16 more in his first season as a starter last season. He'll be a junior this year.

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