The NFL draft is still a little under two months away, but excitement surrounding the three-day event is already at an all-time high. Outlets are putting out mock selections. Fans are eager to see who their favorite teams will decide on.

In the latest from NFL Network's Charles Davis, Dart heads to the Big Apple at No. 3 to serve as the hopeful franchise savior for the New York Giants. Miami's Cam Ward comes off the board at No. 2 to the Cleveland Browns while Colorado's Sheduer Sanders comes off the board at No. 1 to the Tennessee Titans.

I’m just telling you if I’m coaching in the league right now and I’m an offensive coordinator, I know I can win with this kid.”

Ole Miss' Jaxson Dart has drawn from interest from teams as one of the top 3 quarterbacks in the class. Here's five things to know about him.

Ole Miss Rebels quarterback Jaxson Dart is continuing to garner hype ahead of this year's NFL Draft, including some speculation that he could be taken in the first round of the action in April. On a recent edition of SportsCenter,

Yahoo Sports NFL analyst Nate Tice and NFL writer Charles McDonald discuss why the Ole Miss quarterback - who was placed third overall in a recent mock draft - should not hear his name called on the opening night of the NFL draft.

Jaxson Dart was widely viewed as a Day 2 pick early in the process, but after the Senior Bowl and combine, he could hear his name called much earlier.

Lots of mock drafts have Colorado two-way star and Heisman Trophy winner Travis Hunter in the top three. They also have Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders and Miami QB Cam Ward as the other top-3 picks. After the combine, Luke Easterling of Athlon Sports listed Ward, Sanders and Hunter as his first three picks, respectively.

The Ole Miss Rebels sent 11 players to this year's NFL Scouting Combine, and five more of them are set to take centerstage on Saturday's portion of the event.

ESPN’s Field Yates was singing his praises during a recent edition of ESPN’s “SportsCenter,” when he explained why Dart would sneak his way into the first round, which is expected to include quarterbacks Cam Ward (Miami) and Shedeur Sanders (Colorado).

There is no real consensus about where the Utah native will land in the 2025 NFL Draft, but he has been projected anywhere as high as No. 3 overall and as low as the third round. In reality, he should land somewhere in the middle as most have him graded as a late-first, early second-round prospect.