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The Senior QB class is pretty weak and not very deep. However, a great
of Juniors could change that.
At this
point, Oregon's Joey Harrington is the top QB on the board. He's big, has
a nice arm and is a proven winner and team leader. Behind Harrington, the
other top seniors are David Carr, Rohan Davey and David Gerrard. Carr is
having a great senior season and could be a mid-late 1st rounder if this
continues. Davey has great physical tools. He throws a very accurate ball
and if he stays healthy he could become a great NFL pick. Gerrard is in
the same mold as Davey but his problem in consistency and not injuries.
Other seniors include George |
Godsey, Kurt Kittner, Zak Kustok and
Woody Dantzler, all of which are great college QBs but have their limitations
when it comes to the pro game. You can also add Antwaan Randel-El to that
list although the NFL will probably find a new position for the dynamic
Randel-El.
The afformentioned Junior class features some great athletes and lots of
potential. UNLV's Jason Thomas (below) has been called another Daunte Culpepper
and it's easy to see why. Thomas is one of the best
| athletes in the entire nation
regardless of position. He is having a tough senior year though and should
return to school. Texas' Chris Sims has the pedigree and natural passing
skills to suceed. However at the time of this writing, Sims has 9 college
starts to his name. He should return to school as well. Louisville's Dave
Ragone may be ready to come out. He is underrated as an athlete and has
a great arm. He looks like a better prospect than former Cardinal Chris
Redman. Other underclassman who could make some noise include Marshall's
next QB wonder |
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Byron Leftwich, Miami's field general and the talented
but inconsistent Carson Palmer. Another to watch is 3yr Sophmore, Eli Manning.
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A couple of sleepers to
watch include former Kentucky QB Dusty Bonner (left), Toledo's underappreciated
signal caller Tavares Bolden, Morehouse's strong armed Chivalrik Daughtry,
Alabama A&M's QB Darnell Kennedy and Florida A&M's Quinn Gray. |
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1.DAVID CARR
- Sr
Fresno State
6'3, 220, 4.8 |
2.JOEY HARRINGTON
- Sr
Oregon
6'4, 220, 4.7 |
3.ROHAN DAVEY
- Sr
Louisiana State
6'3, 239, 4.6 |
4.BYRON LEFTWICH
- Jr
Marshall
6'6, 235, 4.9 |
5.KEN DORSEY
- Jr
Miami
6'5, 225, 4.8 |
6.DAVE RAGONE
- Jr
Louisville
6'4, 240, 4.7 |
7.CHRIS SIMS
- Jr
Texas
6'5, 215, 4.7 |
8.KURT KITTNER
- Sr
Illinois |
9.JASON THOMAS
- Jr
UNLV
6'4, 240, 4.6 |
10.CARSON PALMER
- Jr
Southern Cal
6'5, 215, 4.75 |
11.DAVID GERRARD
- Sr
East Carolina
6'3, 235, 4.7 |
12.GEORGE GODSEY
- Sr
Georgia Tech |
| 13. |
14.RANDY FASANI
- Sr
Stanford |
15.WAYNE MADKIN
- Sr
Mississippi
State |
16.ZAK KUSTOK
- Sr
Northwestern |
| 17. |
18.TAVARES
BOLDEN - Sr
Toledo |
19.DUSTY BONNER
- Sr
Valdosta State |
20.CHIVALRIK
DAUGHTRY - Sr
Morehouse
6'5, 220, 4.8 |
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