1        Jimmy Clausen             Notre Dame              Jr         6’3”  220lbs.        Top 5

Big time performer late in games, can make most of the throws.

2        Sam Bradford               Oklahoma                 Jr          6’4”  216lbs.       Top 10

Upper echelon talent but durability has become a concern.

3        Jake Locker                  Washington              Jr         6’3”  226lbs.       1^st Round

Great dual threat player with the most upside of any of the junior QB.

4        Colt McCoy                  Texas                        Sr         6’2”  213lbs.       2^nd Round

Very accurate but lacks NFL caliber arm strength.

5        Dan LeFeavour          Central Michigan         Sr        6’3”  226lbs.      2^nd Round

One of the most consistent QB's in college football but level of competition is a question.

6      Ryan Mallet                  Arkansas                   So        6’7”  240lbs.       2^nd Round

The prototypical NFL QB that every GM loves but his youth pushes him down the list.

7        Tony Pike                   Cincinnati                  Sr         6’6”  226lbs.      3^rd Round

Accurate passer with a big arm but durability is of serious concern.

8        Tim Tebow                 Florida                       Sr       6’3”  238lbs.        3^rd Round

The ultimate competitor but lacks the skill set necessary to play QB in the NFL.

9        Jevan Snead              Ole Miss                    Jr         6’3”  220lbs.       3^rd Round

NFL caliber passer but he's yet to show the leadership necessary to play the position at that level.

10      Jerrod Johnson          Texas A&M                Jr         6’2”  210lbs.      3^rd Round

Fast rising prospect due to his ability to do so many things on the field.

11      Sean Canfield            Oregon State            Sr         6’4”  215lbs.       4^th Round

Has all the tools to be successful but needs to be more consistent.

12      Jarrett Brown             West Virginia          Sr         6’3”  223lbs.        4^th Round

Has a huge arm but struggles with accuracy.

13      Christian Ponder        Florida State           Jr          6’3”  218lbs.        4^th Round

Very mobile with the arm strength necessary to make all the throws.

14      Bill Stull                     Pitt                          Sr          6’3”  215lbs.       5^th Round            

Throws a great deep ball but struggles throwing intermediate routes.     

15      Case Keenum            Houston                  Jr           6’2”  210lbs.       5^th Round

Excellent decision maker with lots of moxie but he has below average arm strength.

16      Colin Kaepernick       Nevada                   Jr           6’6”  220lbs.       6^th Round

He's currently a better runner than a passer but has all the tools to be successful throwing the ball.

17      Jonathan Crompton      UAB                    Sr           6’4”  228lbs.       6^th Round

Great arm strength and he's improved his decision making as the season progressed.

18      Tim Hiller            Western Michigan       Sr           6’5”  228lbs.       7^th Round

Good size and a huge arm, but he's terribly inconsistent. 

19      Pat Devlin                Delaware               Jr            6’4”  220lbs.        7^th Round

Great arm strength and quality accuracy but his level of competition will be in question.

20     Zack Robinson         Oklahoma State         Sr       6’3”  218lbs.        7^th Round

Dual threat QB but his ability to make most NFL throws is in question. 

Sleeper 

         John Skelton                Fordham            Sr          6’5”  256lbs.        5^th Round

Huge arm with an imposing frame; we shall see how that translates to the next level.