Penn State quarterback Drew Allar said it would be "special" to be selected by the Cleveland Browns in the NFL draft during a conversation with NFL analyst Ross Tucker on his podcast.

The Nittany Lions quarterback failed to come up big against top competition in 2024. If Allar can do that this season, the sky is the limit.

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Current Penn State and former Medina quarterback Drew Allar admits that the prospect of the Cleveland Browns selecting him in next year’s NFL draft has crossed his mind. Allar, who is expected to be a potential first-round selection, appeared on the “Ross Tucker Podcast,” revealing his family has a long history of fandom with the Browns.

Drew Allar seems to prefer ending up in Cleveland. However, it's not a certainty that the Browns will look to draft another QB in April.

Although Cleveland Browns fans and the organization itself are excited about Shedeur Sanders' preseason debut against the Carolina Panthers, it's almost certain that the franchise

The Penn State Nittany Lions are coming off a season of growth — but also heartbreak — after falling just short in a hard-fought College Football Playoff semifinal against Notre Dame. With 33 seconds remaining in that game,

Allar stands with some of the most prolific passers at Penn State through two years as the starting quarterback. He enters his senior season as the program leader in completion percentage (62.9%) and interception rate (1.19%). He’s also ranked in the top 10 of passing yards, touchdowns and wins as the starter.

Everyone dreams of making it to the NFL, but some have even clearer dreams, complete with the team they've admired since childhood.

The race for any top-rated quarterback often comes down to external factors that even the best programs can't account for. The Penn State Nittany Lions are on the verge of producing a high first-round NFL prospect in Drew Allar,