Which QB should be the first taken in 2010

Which QB Should be Drafted First in 2010

  • Colt McCoy, Texas

    Votes: 2 16.7%

  • Sam Bradford, Oklahoma

    Votes: 8 66.7%

  • Tim Tebow, Florida

    Votes: 1 8.3%

  • Jevan Snead, Mississippi

    Votes: 1 8.3%

  • Zac Robinson, Oklahoma State

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Other

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Total voters
    12
I went Tebow. Big bodied thrower to go to a team tnat likely cant keep a guy like Bradford alive long enough to turn the team around.
 
Bradford hands down. After watching him play several times , he just impresses me. He's a winner in college and will be a winner in the nfl.
 
I am a huge Tebow fan and I think he will be good in the pros, but I think Bradford would be the best option for a team in need of a QB.
 
I went Snead, and until he proves me wrong I'm calling him the best PRO prospect at QB that will be available in April, 2010.
 
WesDawg said:
I went Snead, and until he proves me wrong I'm calling him the best PRO prospect at QB that will be available in April, 2010.
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He's a good QB. Interesting to see if he can do it again this year or if last year was a fluke. Don't really think it was a fluke. You can't play QB in the SEC and get national recogniztion on luck alone.
 
Definitely.
I don't think at all that he'll sniff the Heisman, but his skillset reminds me of some happy medium between the Manning brothers. Maybe it's the Ole Miss thing.
 
I don't get the Bradford love.....I just don't see him being a big time NFL QB.

McCoy on the hand, I love this kid. Tough, gritty, smart, and knows how to win! You say Bradford is a winner.....yet it was Colt who won last year and I feel will do it again. McCoy has the intangibles that will make him a standout in the NFL.
 
Cerberus said:
He's a good QB. Interesting to see if he can do it again this year or if last year was a fluke. Don't really think it was a fluke. You can't play QB in the SEC and get national recogniztion on luck alone.
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He is the real deal. He couldnt beat out Colt McCoy, then and now, and that is why he is at Ole Miss. Had he went to a different school (or not got caught by the "extra" scholarship that turned to pure gold), he would be a Heisman contender.

I hold no ill will toward him other than throwing in the towel against Texas A&M.
 
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