NFL Draft: Kentucky QB Will Levis eats overripe bananas completely peeled and puts mayo in his coffee

Surprisingly, Will Levis was not picked in the first round of the NFL Draft on Thursday, and his disapproval has led to more attention as two videos from the past have resurfaced.

In 2021, the Kentucky Wildcats field general shared a bizarre clip of himself eating fully peeled and overripe bananas on TikTok.

Some on social media say that Levis’s reason for eating bananas that have gone bad is that the fruit contains its highest levels of antioxidants once its expiration date has passed.

To make matters worse, the QBs shared a clip last year of him mixing mayonnaise in his coffee, though fans believe this was a publicity stunt.

Quarterbacks were back in fashion in Round 1 of this year’s NFL version, except Hendon Hooker of Levis and Tennessee.

The 23-year-old also likes to put mayonnaise in his coffee, but many think it’s a publicity stunt

Another intriguing prospect still on the board after being sidestepped on a wild Thursday night with several surprise draft swaps, two running backs selected from the top dozen picks and a late run on a thin class of wide receivers.

Levis sat awkwardly next to his social media influencer girlfriend Gia Duddy, 21, who boasts 58,000 followers on Instagram and more than 324,000 on TikTok.

The pair both attended Penn State and have gone from strength to strength despite the six-foot field general transferring to Kentucky for the 2021 season.

The couple celebrated their two-year anniversary in January.

At times, Levis squirmed under the watchful eyes of millions of television viewers after several fake cartoonists projected him into following Bryce Young onto the stage to pose with NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, jersey in hand.

Duddy – a social media influencer – increases 580,000 followers on Instagram and 324,000 on TikTok

Levis waits in the Green Room with his mother, Beth, on the left, and his girlfriend, Gia Duddy, on the right

Levis prepares to succeed at the NCAA college football team’s NFL Pro Day in Lexington, KY

“Not shocked — surprised,” said ESPN draft analyst Mel Kiper Jr., who had projected Levis as a top-four pick. “Once it got into that no man’s land because no one needed a quarterback in the middle of the round, I thought maybe someone would jump in again. Maybe the Rams would.

“But the Rams choose early in the second round. Maybe they’re looking at Will Levis,’ Kiper added. ‘You know, he had a great year. He was beaten from head to toe, he didn’t play nearly as well as he did in 2021, for obvious reasons – he was hurt, he couldn’t move. So I think teams had that against him more than I thought.”

Levis and, to a lesser extent, Hooker have been seen by many as first-round locks, largely because having a star quarterback has become a prerequisite to hoisting the Lombardi Trophy, as Patrick Mahomes did when he confronted the mob of Chiefs fans on fire before the draft started in Kansas City.

Rounds 2 and 3 are Friday night, followed by the final four rounds on Saturday.