Watching former Alabama quarterback Jalen Milroe perform at the Senior Bowl this week may be the ultimate Rorschach test for NFL executives and evaluators. Do you fall in love with his big arm and athleticism that can make something out of nothing?

An Alabama quarterback in the Reese’s Senior Bowl is almost by default the most-talked-about player during the week, given both the game’s location and the Crimson Tide’s prominence in the college football world.

Alabama's Jalen Milroe is far from a perfect quarterback prospect, but isn't that true for most of them? Actually, I think we've been spoiled of late at the top of recent drafts with transcendent type quarterback prospects with elite-level traits and outstanding collegiate production across multiple seasons that led to those passers being selected very early.

It's fair to respect the legacy of Jalen Milroe at Alabama while also acknowledging his red flags as an NFL prospect.

So far, Senior Bowl practices have mirrored Jalen Milroe’s Alabama football career. The quarterback has thrown beautiful deep passes, right on the money, impressing the crowd gathered in Mobile. He’s also put ugly interceptions on tape, ones that looked easily avoidable. At present time, that’s the Milroe experience.

Jalen Milroe is one of the more polarizing players in this year's draft, with some placing him as an early pick and others projecting him as a Day 2 or

No player at the Reese’s Senior Bowl has a better opportunity than Alabama quarterback Jalen Milroe. After an up-and-down season in a new system with the Crimson Tide, Milroe needs a strong week in Mobile to try and separate himself from the rest of the second tier or quarterback in the 2025 NFL draft.

Jalen Milroe has quickly emerged as one of the most controversial players down in Mobile in the build-up to Saturday’s Senior Bowl collegiate all-star game. But, amid the ongoing critiques into Milroe’s potential as a traditional dropback passer,

Quarterback Jalen Milroe was great on the final day of Senior Bowl practices, while top tight ends continued their week-long rise.