The argument for Sawyer Robertson being better than Drew Allar often centers on Robertson's perceived higher upside and growth potential.

Sawyer Robertson (Baylor) is a 6'4", 220-pound quarterback with a strong arm and good athleticism. He's praised for his ability to push the ball downfield and create outside of structure. After transferring to Baylor and having his first full season as a starter in 2024, he showed significant strides in his post-snap reads and ability to manipulate defenses. Some analysts view him as a potential riser in the 2025 NFL Draft class due to his physical tools and recent progression.

Drew Allar (Penn State) is a more traditional big-bodied pocket passer at 6'5", 236 pounds. He possesses terrific arm talent and can generate velocity on throws from various angles. However, scouting reports often highlight inconsistent accuracy and a need to improve his decision-making under pressure and his processing of full-field reads. While he has shown flashes of being a top-tier quarterback, some feel he needs to blend his tools together more consistently.

The "Robertson is better" argument suggests his higher ceiling and more consistent improvement in 2024 (especially when compared to Allar's struggles in bigger games) make him the more intriguing prospect for the NFL.
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