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What's happening with Drew Mestemaker
Drew Mestemaker's draft stock is trending up after his Week 6 performance for Oklahoma State, according to a PFF update on 2027 NFL Draft prospects. The quarterback's showing helped boost his outlook as evaluators continue tracking his development early in the college season.
Drew Mestemaker sparked No. 18 Oklahoma State to a 42-28 win over UCF, helping the Cowboys turn a 21-21 halftime deadlock into a decisive victory with 21 unanswered points. The performance marked a turnaround from Oklahoma State's season-opening loss to Tulsa and has fueled growing buzz around his future at the position.
Drew Mestemaker threw for 304 yards and accounted for three touchdowns as Oklahoma State beat UCF 42-28, with a strong defensive second half, including a fumble-return score, sealing the win. Mestemaker had cleaned up turnover issues following the team's bye week, helping limit UCF to just seven second-half points.
Drew Mestemaker leads No. 18 Oklahoma State into a road matchup against UCF, with both teams carrying 3-1 records into the game. His play has been a central factor in the Cowboys' strong start, putting added pressure on UCF's defense to contain him this week.
Oklahoma State coach Eric Morris says Drew Mestemaker has gotten off to a solid start this season, but has identified one specific flaw the young quarterback still needs to clean up. Correcting the issue is seen as key for Mestemaker's continued development under center for the Cowboys.
PFF's latest 2027 NFL Draft stock report breaks down which prospects rose or fell after Week 6 of college football, including Oklahoma State QB Drew Mestemaker and South Carolina edge rusher D'Nez Ross.
Drew Mestemaker cleaned up his turnover issues after Oklahoma State's bye week, throwing for 304 yards and accounting for three touchdowns in a win over UCF.
No. 18 Oklahoma State erased a 21-21 halftime tie with 21 unanswered points to beat UCF 42-28, led by Drew Mestemaker five weeks after their season-opening loss at Tulsa.
Oklahoma State's Drew Mestemaker and a strong second-half defense, including a fumble-return touchdown, powered the Cowboys past UCF 42-28 after holding the Knights to seven second-half points.
UCF's defense faces a tough test this week on the road against No. 18 Oklahoma State and quarterback Drew Mestemaker as both teams enter with 3-1 records.
No. 18 Oklahoma State continues drawing national attention ahead of its game against UCF, with analyst Andy Staples projecting the Cowboys as a CFP team and QB Drew Mestemaker earning comparisons to Josh Allen.
Oklahoma State quarterback Drew Mestemaker says his breakout season reflects better pocket presence and improved ability to read defenses in year two of Eric Morris' offense.