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As the 2020 NFL draft draws closer, there is plenty of debate over who is the second-best quarterback in the draft class. The general consensus is that LSU's Joe Burrow is this year's top quarterback—and likely No. 1 overall selection. After Burrow, sit Oregon's Justin Herbert and Alabama's Tua Tagovailoa.
In terms of proven production, Tagovailoa is a more appealing prospect than Herbert is. The Crimson Tide standout won a national championship and appeared in the title game twice. He also threw for 2,840 and 33 touchdowns with just three interceptions this past season before suffering a dislocated and fractured hip.