DYNASTY - QBs for the 2010 draft (1 Viewer)

[Spike]

Just bear with me here.

With how the QB position seems to be going a bit more towards the type who, while he has the physical attributes you are looking for, also (and this is where I'm going here) has the intangibles of leadership and game management I was hoping we could have some running discourse about the QBs who will be in the 2010 draft before the end of the season and the Combine.

I figure that while the measurables will come out at the Combine people tend to start to look away from how the QB actually performed playing football.

Now I don't know all the QBs (Tebow, Pike, etc.), not to mention how they stack up in this sort of category, but I know there are lots of knowledgeable guys here who could weigh in.

 

[ChrisCooleyFan]

Big Fan of Tim Hiller

 

[Mookie Blaylock]

This is certainly something to...Ponder. Sorry, I think I still have my last-night-goggles on. But...

 

[domvin]

Snead, claussen. mccoy, bradford, pike, tebow, theres a kid from MAC school(western, or central Michigan, I think Lefavour)

Some of these are juniors, and are draft eligible, just depends if they come out

 

[IDrinkyourMilkshake]

Jimmy Clausen and Jake Locker will eventually prevail over Bradford, Tebow and McCoy.

 

[MAC_32]

The guys most will be talking about - Jimmy Clausen, Colt McCoy, Sam Bradford, Tim Tebow. I love Tebow's heart and Bradford's game, but think Tebow lacks the tools to be great and Bradford may be a softy...system QB potential's there too. I'm not a fan of Clausen or McCoy at all.

The guys I'm highest on - Jake Locker, Dan LeFavour, and Pat Devlin

Still undecided on Tony Pike, liking what I've been seeing.

Need to see more of Max Hall, liked what I've seen but I haven't seen that much.

I'm not ready to throw the towel on Jevan Snead as his play makers don't just suck, they're non existent, and that's impacting his game significantly but he has to find a way to somewhat overcome that and he hasn't.