B/R's Matt Miller: Drew Lock Could Go in Top 5 of 2019 NFL Draft as No. 2 QB

The 2019 NFL draft is full of uncertainty, which could lead to some surprises in Round 1.

One potential shocker would be quarterback Drew Lock being taken in the first five picks, as Bleacher Report's Matt Miller discussed on The Rich Eisen Show:

Although Miller did refer to it as the "wildest rumor" he heard, he noted Lock could be the second quarterback taken after Kyler Murray.

"I think there is a lot of like for Drew Lock because he had a great Senior Bowl practice," Miller explained. "He's a three-year starter at Missouri, so he's maybe a little bit more pro-ready than someone like [Dwayne] Haskins who was just a one-year starter at Ohio State and didn't play in an NFL system."

Miller had Ohio State star Dwayne Haskins as his second quarterback off the board in his latest mock draft, going No. 6 overall to the New York Giants. Lock was predicted as the No. 10 pick to the Denver Broncos.

Although Lock has certainly been overlooked a bit over the past few months in favor of more exciting prospects, he had an impressive collegiate career with huge numbers against SEC competition.

Over the last three years, the quarterback had 10,861 passing yards and 95 passing touchdowns.

With good size at 6'4", the prospect has a chance to be the best in the 2019 class at his position. With a few teams in need of a franchise quarterback, someone could potentially trade into the top five to select the Mizzou star.