Quarterbacks
QB|RB|WR|TE|OT|OG|C|DE|DT|3-4 OLB|OLB|ILB|CB|S
| RANK | NAME | SCHOOL | HEIGHT | WEIGHT | 40 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Andrew Luck* | Stanford | 6040 | 235 | 4.73 |
 | Matt Barkley* | USC | 6020 | 220 | 4.74 |
 | Landry Jones* | Oklahoma | 6040 | 220 | 4.74 |
 | Brandon Weeden | Oklahoma St | 6040 | 220 | 4.84 |
 | Kellen Moore | Boise St | 6000 | 190 | 4.87 |
 | Ryan Lindley | San Diego St | 6040 | 218 | 4.86 |
 | Ryan Tannehill | Texas A&M | 6040 | 220 | 4.65 |
 | Stephen Garcia | S Carolina | 6020 | 228 | 4.74 |
 | Nick Foles | Arizona | 6050 | 245 | 4.95 |
 | Kirk Cousins | Michigan St | 6030 | 205 | 4.80 |
 | Tyler Wilson* | Arkansas | 6030 | 215 | 4.77 |
 | John Brantley | Florida | 6030 | 220 | 4.78 |
 | Terrelle Pryor | Ohio St | 6060 | 235 | 4.48 |
 | GJ Kinne | Tulsa | 6020 | 215 | 4.67 |
 | Brock Osweiler* | Arizona St | 6080 | 245 | 4.92 |
QB|RB|WR|TE|OT|OG|C|DE|DT|3-4 OLB|OLB|ILB|CB|S
{ 8 comments… read them below or add one }
Hunter,
Zac Robinson is way too low, as is Dan LeFevour(both great leaders). Both will be good pros
Clausen still has to show it to me.
Tebow is a great leader, which is a must for an NFL QB, but not quick on reads and accuracy may be a question. Bradford right now is best pro prospect. McCoy doesn’t have the arm, sorry.
(I have seen Tebow, McCoy and Snead in person play Arkansas)
Will Tebow even play QB outside of the Wildcat? The system he plays in isn’t close to any pro team’s base offense. Alex Smith was also hearlded as the next big thing coming out of the exact same offense at Utah. He’s not even the best back-up on his own team.
And Bradford at #4? WTF?!? Jevan Snead has one good season and you have him at #2?
Hopefully you’re not running anybody’s war room come next April………….
ATTN: HUNTER ANSLEY
Your LUV for everything All Nick ‘THE LIAR’ Saban and his Crimson Slime Cheaters is truly nauseating and utterly disgusting. Excuse me as I leave the room to go THROW-UP.
Hotty Toddy, Gosha’ Mighty!!! Go Rebs Go!!!
Check it.. Bradford lead the nation in pass efficiency AS A FRESHMAN. Of course he did the same thing as a Sophomore. Both these years he had convenient targets (perhaps the most notable were Jermaine Gresham and Juaquin Iglesias in 2008 and an injured Malcolm Kelly in 2007), but his line wasn’t nearly as good in 2007.
Clausen is very good. I would probably give Bradford the edge in intangibles because of his maturity. If Bradford goes to the Redskins he could be throwing to Malcolm Kelly again.
Sorry Hunter, but Stanzi, Foles and Gabbert should all be ranked ahead of Delaware’s Devlin.
…and, NUs QB Persa, is by far a better QB then Indiana’s Chapple and MSU QB Cousins.
I’m sorry did you rank ASUs BACKUP QUARTERBACK AHEAD OF THE 2010 rose bowl MVP………. Congrats… you have no credibility..
Thanks for the comment, Mike.
To answer your question: No, I didn’t. You can tell by the fact that Pryor is listed ahead of (or “above”) Osweiler. I understand the double-take at seeing Osweiler on the list at all, but his size and arm and all that other stuff that seems to blind some NFL evaluators could push him higher in the draft than he deserves. Plus, since it’s May, there’s no guarantee he won’t be starting and/or leaving school during/after this season.
Of course, by ASU, you could mean Arkansas. I guess. In that case… yes, I do have Tyler Wilson above Pryor. I’ll take my chances on a guy who flashed elite passing ability in limited action last year over a guy who won’t play for half this season and has never shown an ability to beat anyone from the pocket and is possibly the most overrated recruit in the history of college football. If Pryor goes off and becomes an actual quarterback over the seven game he actually gets to play in 2011, then I’ll revisit. Important to remember that it’s only May, man.