From Wing-T to the NFL, Marysville-Pilchuck QB Jake Luton goes in 6th round of 2020 NFL Draft to the Jacksonville Jaguars

Marysville-Pilchuck High School's Jake Luton had one of the more interesting roads in football over the past few years. He started in a Wing-T offense in high

Marysville-Pilchuck High School's Jake Luton had one of the more interesting roads in football over the past few years.

He started in a Wing-T offense in high school. He spent one season with the university with which he initially signed - Idaho. He then transferred to Ventura College before finishing up last season at Oregon State.

And now he is a sixth-rounder in the NFL, to a team that needs quarterback depth - the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Jacksonville's starting quarterback entering the 2020 season is a sixth-rounder from last year's NFL Draft - Washington State University's Gardner Minshew II.

Luton (6-6, 224) is an intriguing developmental prospect who fared well last season in Jonathan Smith's pro-style offense with the Beavers (2,717 yards, 28 touchdowns).

"He has NFL size, and the arm - and obviously put up good eye-popping stats in OSU's scheme," 20-year NFL Draft analyst Rob Rang said. "He's viewed as an ascending talent, and goes to a Jaguars teams with questions at quarterback."

The last Oregon State quarterback drafted was Sean Mannion in 2015 (third round to the St. Louis Rams).