FinAtic8480
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Here is a loof at some of the QB's in case we dont get Quinn or Russell
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2007/writers/bucky_brooks/02/22/brooks.top.qbs/1.html
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2007/writers/bucky_brooks/02/22/brooks.top.qbs/1.html
Trent Edwards, Stanford: A talented signal-caller with good overall skills. Not quite the polished player, he still flashes a good combination of arm strength, touch and savvy. Edwards' decision-making and deep-ball arm strength aren't ideal, but he has played a ton of football in a pro-style offense. He didn't get a chance to showcase his talent due to a marginal supporting cast, but has the right ingredients to develop into a starter on the next level. He should hear his name called near the top of Round 3.
Comparable NFL player: Marc Bulger
Drew Stanton, Michigan State: An athletic QB with a big arm and unlimited pro potential. His velocity, zip and arm strength are impressive, but his decision-making and dip in production as a senior is a concern. Despite his disappointing statistics as a senior, Drew's talent makes him a worthy pick in the second round. He is a bit of a wild card who could develop into an elite level QB in the right environment.
Comparable NFL player: Alex Smith
Troy Smith Ohio State: A slightly undersized, athletic QB with a strong arm and outstanding intangibles. He has developed into an efficient pocket passer, but is at his best when forced to improvise outside the pocket. Though not a perfect fit in every offense, he shows the potential to develop into a starter with time. His leadership, toughness and athleticism will make him successful. He should be plucked off the board in the third round.
Comparable NFL player: David Garrard
Jared Zabransky, Boise State: A streaky passer with good athleticism and mobility. He lacks elite-level arm strength, accuracy and touch, but finds a way to be effective from the pocket. He has a knack for buying time with his feet and is a dual threat when allowed to get to the perimeter. His questionable decision-making will result in a high number of turnovers, but he made major strides in this area as a senior. He is a developmental prospect who will get a look as a late-round prospect.
Comparable NFL player: Jeff Garcia, coming out of school