NFL Draft approaches, the debate over the top quarterback prospect has narrowed to two names—Shedeur Sanders and Cam Ward. Both signal-callers have dominated headlines and social media, showcasing their contrasting playing styles,

The Hurricanes quarterback at the top of the draft made his combine workout decision official Friday morning and detailed his meetings with teams who may select him.

Miami’s pro day is March 24. Ward cited “five years of film” as his reason for opting out of the combine drills. The Heisman Trophy finalist said he believes he’s demonstrated that he’s one of the NFL Draft’s top players.

Miami's Cam Ward and Colorado's Shedeur Sanders spoke Friday at the combine, as they're intertwined in the race to be the first QB selected.

Miami's Cam Ward joined Colorado's Shedeur Sanders as top NFL draft quarterback to skip throwing at the NFL Scouting Combine this year. Here's why:

Top-ranked quarterback Cam Ward came to the NFL Scouting Combine to interview with teams but will not participate in on-field workouts with the position group on Saturday.

Ward, whose 158 TD passes are an NCAA record, won't throw for scouts until Miami's pro day on March 24. He has met with many NFL clubs including the Jets. The Green & White own the No. 7 overall selection in the Draft and GM Darren Mougey has said the club will "explore all options" at the QB position.

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Miami quarterback Cam Ward met with the media at the NFL Scouting Combine and believes he is a perfect fit for the Tennessee Titans in the NFL draft.

Williams had it all as a prospect except elite-level size. And I do not factor size into my quarterback evaluations. The current Bears starter has high-level arm strength and arm talent -- the latter referencing the ability to make strong, accurate throws from awkward platforms.