Potential top-five pick drops out of first round of NFL Draft

Per ESPN Analytics, Levis had less than a 0.1 percent chance of not being a first-round pick prior to the draft.

For some, Levis' drop isn't all that shocking. As a starter the past two seasons at Kentucky, Levis threw 23 interceptions, highlighting a penchant for questionable decision-making.

Pundits were as likely to consider him the worst of the "Big Four" QBs — himself, Bryce Young, C.J. Stroud and Anthony Richardson — as they were the best. With a couple of teams potentially needing a QB in the near future (Tampa Bay, Minnesota), it always felt inevitable that he would go somewhere within the first 31 picks.

Instead, he's still on the board heading into Day 2 and will receive more screen time as he plays the waiting game. As great as it is as a soap opera, whichever team selects Levis hopes his fall is even better as a motivating factor. He's already got a long list of doubters to prove wrong.