Bo Nix not worried about what pick he's taken with in NFL Draft: 'Tom Brady was picked very far back'

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"Quarterback heavy" is a term used to describe the 2024 NFL Draft prospect class, where the top three picks – maybe even four – are expected to be used on potential franchise signal callers.

Those names have been discussed a bunch. USC's Caleb Williams has been deemed the unanimous No. 1 overall pick to the Chicago Bears, while LSU Heisman Trophy-winner Jayden Daniels and North Carolina's Drake Maye are among the top quarterbacks. Michigan's J.J. McCarthy also entered those ranks following his national title-winning season. 

However, there are other quarterbacks in this draft that could also become the face of a franchise despite not getting all the pre-draft hype.

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Bo Nix, #QB07 of Oregon, participates in a drill during the NFL Combine at the Lucas Oil Stadium on March 2, 2024 in Indianapolis. (Kevin Sabitus/Getty Images)

Among them is Bo Nix, Oregon's quarterback the past two seasons after he spent three years at Auburn. His work on tape this past season, along with his NFL Draft Combine and pre-Draft interviews with teams, has propelled him into the first round of many mock drafts. 

However, Nix is not expected to be taken in that top 10 group that every prospect wishes to hear their name called. However, it does not bother Nix that he might be on the outside looking in. 

For one, it is very safe to say he is going to be drafted. More importantly, he knows that draft position does not mean a thing at the end of the day, and he used one of the best examples possible to explain that. 

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