Top 10 QB Prospects In NFL Draft

SI Staff | Apr 22, 2009

Top 10 QB Prospects In NFL Draft

Matt Stafford

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Stafford has the arm strength and mentality to flourish in a vertical offense.

Mark Sanchez

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He's the most NFL-ready passer in the draft and would be a perfect fit for a West Coast offense.

Josh Freeman

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The most physically gifted signal caller in the draft, Freeman needs time to develop before he'll be ready to lineup behind center.

Pat White

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With Wildcat offenses being the craze nowadays, White could be invaluable.

Nate Davis

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He lacks the measurables to be a true pocket passer but has enough talent to make it in the NFL.

Stephen McGee

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A fast riser up draft boards, McGee's raw skills entice scouts.

Rhett Bomar

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Bomar offers adequate size and arm strength yet may be nothing more than a clipboard holder in the NFL.

Brian Hoyer

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Hoyer possesses the necessary tools to play in the NFL but needs time to develop his game.

Hunter Cantwell

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Cantwell has NFL size and arm strength but played uninspired football the only season he started for the Cardinals.

Tom Brandstater

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Brandstater would be a solid addition for a timing offense as a back-up signal caller.