The 2019 NFL season is over and the football world now focuses its attention to the next class of football players who will be drafted this spring. A number of new 2020 mock drafts have been published since last night's Super Bowl and the draft picture for former Oregon quarterback Justin Herbert is getting very clear.

After two key performances in his final college games, capping off his career as the Rose Bowl offensive MVP, Herbert followed it up being named the Senior Bowl MVP and Senior Bowl Practice Player of the Week. The high praise from the NFL scouts and analysts in attendance have solidified Herbert's stock as a top 10 pick heading into February's combine. While NFL analysts still have LSU quarterback at No. 1 overall in nearly every mock draft, the combine will be the first chance for Herbert to take the field along with the other top quarterbacks.

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As the NFL season is over and the draft order is now finalized, teams are beginning to get an idea of what potential trades and offseason roster changes could come ahead of the draft. One major change that already has an impact on Justin Herbert's draft stock is the report that the Los Angeles Chargers will not resign quarterback Philip Rivers. With the Chargers holding the No. 6 overall pick in the draft, many analysts don't expect Herbert to fall further than to the Chargers.

Here's a look at the most recent landing sports for Justin Herbert in the 2020 NFL mock drafts: