Drew Allar
Enrolled2022
QB / 6-5 / 242
Penn State
On3 College Rating
Exp2022 - present
YearJunior
Age20
2024
Penn State
2021
Medina
As a Recruit
Personal Life
Drew Allar owns the Medina (Ohio) County record for career touchdown passes and had a career-high 523 yards in a game during his senior season. Allar was also selected to the 2021 Elite 11 Finals and the All-American Bowl. He led Medina to an Ohio Division I region runner-up finish in 2020 and then won the Greater Cleveland Conference for the first time in school history in 2021. A three-sport athlete as a freshman (football, basketball, baseball) he eventually focused on football come his junior year. His family are season ticket holders for the Cleveland Browns and Drew has been selected to the merit roll every quarter of his high school career for success in the classroom. Allar’s father, Kevin, played tight end at Eastern Michigan, while his mother, Dawn, went to school at Akron. Allar has a younger sister named Ryann.
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Drew Allar is unique in that there are not many pocket passers at his size (6-foot-5, 230 pounds) with his arm dexterity. The Penn State signal caller not only has plus arm strength – he delivers throws from multiple arm slots and gets considerable rotation throughout his upper body allowing for off-platform throws. There does not appear to be a great comp for Allar. We considered Philip Rivers and Josh Allen before ultimately settling on Flacco. Rivers has a unique playing style and release and it’s tough to project Allar ending up as a similar athlete and rush threat to Allen. While he’s an inch or two shorter than Flacco, we see some similarities in the plus arm talent, movement skills and even some of the delivery from Flacco’s time at Delaware and ultimately in the NFL.