Former Penn State quarterback Drew Allar visited the Arizona Cardinals on Tuesday, according to a report from Tom Pelissero of NFL Network. The visit comes as NFL teams continue their intensive pre-draft evaluations of the top talent available in the upcoming class.
Allar, who served as the primary signal-caller for the Nittany Lions, is considered a significant prospect due to his physical tools and performance in the Big Ten. During his tenure at Penn State, he demonstrated the arm strength and pocket presence that have made him a focal point for several NFL franchises looking to add depth or competition to their quarterback rooms. This visit allows the Cardinals front office to conduct a formal evaluation of the quarterback's fit within their offensive structure and overall draft board.
The Arizona Cardinals' interest in Allar highlights the team's commitment to thorough scouting ahead of the draft. While the team currently features Kyler Murray as their starter, the front office is utilizing their allotted top-30 visits to assess the best available talent across all positions. Further details regarding the visit or any subsequent meetings have not yet been disclosed by the team or Allar's representation.
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