Jaxson Dart's superpower isn't obvious, but it might land him in Round 1

It might have been the first time that Jaxson Dart learned the football world is unfair.

Before his senior year at Corner Canyon High School outside of Salt Lake City, Dart attended the 3DQB camp in California. He was competing against Bryce Young and C.J. Stroud, who were two years older. And at times, Dart outperformed the two then-college passers. But he was virtually unknown in college circles — with no offers — while Young and Stroud had received almost 30 offers each and chosen Alabama and Ohio State, respectively.

"Why don't I have any?" Dart wondered aloud.

But by the end of his senior season, he had 67 passing touchdowns (67!?!?), just four interceptions and 4,691 passing yards. He added 1,200 rushing yards and 12 rushing touchdowns (79 total touchdowns!?!?). And then there were offers. Plenty of them. Dart started his college career at USC before transferring to Ole Miss, a series of moves that seem to have set him up to go high in this year's NFL Draft. 

But how high? That's anyone's guess.

This quarterback class is as polarizing and hard to project as any in recent memory. Dart won't go as high as Young or Stroud did. Is it fair? Well, by now, Dart must know that "fair" has nothing to do with it. What does matter is that he will try to replicate that moment from five years ago when no one gave him credit, nor did anyone predict what he was about to achieve.

"He's always able to exceed expectations, and I think that that's always going to be the plan: to exceed expectations," Brandon Dart, Jaxson's father, told FOX Sports. "He has a desire to be the best of the best, and we know that he's going to work to get his full capabilities to where they need to be. And then whatever that is in the NFL, it is."

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