too low on Bradford, barring a sophomore slump ala Matt Ryan, this guy is going to be a stud going forward.

If one were truly drafting a dynasty startup today, Romo is the only tier 2 name I'd take ahead of Bradford and I'm not even sure about that. Bradford joined some VERY eilte company with what he was able to do as a rookie.
Really? Because I am pretty sure both Flacco and Ryan did it not too long ago. Not only that, but he averaged 6 YPC. Don't get me wrong, I would love to have him on my NFL team, but taking him over guys like Schaub is a stretch - Schaub is the 12th QB in history to throw for 4,000 yards, back-to-back. Tebow should be ahead of Bradford as both are risks, but based on the unique ability to score points on the ground, Tebow's ceiling is much higher. (6>4;10<25)
I was talking about Bradford surpassing 3,000 yds as a rookie, of which he joined Peyton Manning and Matt Ryan as the only rookies to ever do so. What impressed me even more is when you take into context, the supporting case with which they did it. In his rookie season, Manning had Marshall Faulk in the backfield and some guy named Marvin Harrison as his #1 WR. Ryan likewise, had Michael Turner in a career year and Roddy White. Now granted, Bradford had Steven Jackson moving the chains (no small matter) but Danny Amendola as his #1 target?!? I happen to own Bradford, Schaub AND Tebow on my dynasty team, so I have nothing against the names you're comparing him to. I love Tebow for the unique skills he brings to the table, but you weren't watching the same Sam Bradford I was if you thinks anybody's ceiling is MUCH higher than his (outside of the current elite tier guys). And I agree with you on Schaub as well.
Bradford looked better, but put up much fewer points than Tebow. I would take Bradford over Tebow in the NFL, without question. Just as I would take Brady over Vick in the NFL. But in fantasy football, this season especially, running QBs have an advantage in scoring points.Lets assume Tebow never improves on the numbers he put up in his 3 games, but doesn't fall off much either. That is about 27 points a game. Bradford could average 300 yards, 3 TDs and no Ints, and STILL not match what Tebow has done in his first 3 starts. I don't know how anyone can have access to that information and not conclude Tebow has the MUCH higher ceiling, when it comes to fantasy football. As for Bradford, the Rams threwthe ball a lot, getting him his 3,000 yards. But they played it safe and that resulted in a very human 6 YPC. Again, Bradford had a great rookie season, but not the historical one people are painting it to be.