Who Will Be A Better NFL QB

[Ewing]

Quote: Originally Posted by ZB9

im not disputing that Bradford will be a good NFL QB, but he plays in an offense that is predominantly spread as well

Yes but he still lines up under center from to time to time and he's the best prospect of the four listed.

[ZB9]

Quote: Originally Posted by Ewing

he still lines up under center from to time to time

so does McCoy

all four will get drafted, but I agree that Bradford is probably the best pro prospect of the four

[cquigley]

Again it's all about where they land. Look at Marc Sanchez. He couldn't have found a better situation then where he's at now. They have a run game AND Rex has that d actually playing well. So pretty much it comes down to what they end up with.

[elgreazy1]

Whoever gets drafted by Cleveland or the Raiders will be a bust. Simple as that.

[lonewolf371]

Bradford is the easy best NFL QB. Colt McCoy and Jacory Harris have weak arms (think Matt Leinart). Tim Tebow doesn't have enough accuracy. I don't know if McCoy or Harris will be drafted in the first three rounds; it's better to look at guys like Christian Ponder, Tony Pike, Jake Locker, Jevan Snead, etc. Those guys have NFL bodies, arm strength, and accuracy.

[Vince]

How was Jevan Snead not added to this list?

[CW McGraw]

Jacory has a lot of time to bulk up for the NFL. He'll never be Daunte Culpepper thick, though.

Jake Locker looks like an interesting prospect. Physically, he's a lot like John Elway. He's a good scrambler and has a rocket arm. That alone will make him a first round pick.

I don't know how you can deny how weak the Big 12 defenses are. The Sooners were averaging upwards of fifty points a game until the played an elite SEC defense and couldn't get more than two TDs.

[z Revis]

Quote: Originally Posted by ZB9

yea like last year when LSU lost to Arkansas...did you see what Texas did to the same Arkansas squad? It was the easiest game on the Longhorns' schedule

It's so stupid to look at it like that. For example, last year Penn St. dominated Oregon St. 45-14. Two weeks later, Oregon St. beat #1 USC 27-21. By just going off of that, you could come to the conclusion that Penn St. is better than USC, but that's not the case as USC beat Penn St. 38-24 in the Rose Bowl.

Anyway, back on topic, I'll go with Sam Bradford. But I'm still skeptical of Sam and Colt because historically Big 12 QB's don't have much success in the NFL. And I still have to see more of Jacory Harris. I like him a lot, but I've only seen 3 games of him. I like his arm, and he's 6'4 but he's only 190 pounds. He might wanna thicken up before he goes to the NFL, otherwise he'll get killed in the NFL.