Quote:<p class="bbc_indent" style="margin-left:40px;">Derek Carr. He's leaps and bounds ahead of the mental aspect of the game when it comes to the rest of his peers. But, that's what happens when you play college football for five years. He was more fine tuned and mechanically sound than the rest of his peers but people felt his ceiling was lower than some of the other quarterbacks coming out.


<p class="bbc_indent" style="margin-left:40px;">Blake Bortles is easily right behind him out of this class. Coming out of the UCF as a junior for a bush leauge headcoach and after it was announced that they didn't want him to start at all as a rookie was tough enough for him. He's still learning and growing on the go. And he's just barely eclipsed two full seasons worth of NFL starts. I think he's been inconsistent but I expect that out of him. He's still young. Just think Olson needs to stop trying to make him into a pocket passer and let him get outside of the pocket where we know for a fact that he statistically shines more that way.


<p class="bbc_indent" style="margin-left:40px;">Teddy Bridgewater is third. I think he's been a let down to be quite honest with you. He was drafted into a great situation. Has an outstanding football coach and defense to support him all the way. He had Peterson to take a HUGE amount of pressure off of him. Sadly due to the knee injury and the sudden emergence of Sam Bradford I think his days are officially numbered already barring a huge collapse this year by the Vikings at some point. I could see Tedd being shipped off to a team like Arizona, Buffalo, Chicago, New York and even New Orleans at some point in the off-season. He just simply has very pedestrian numbers for a QB in his position.


<p class="bbc_indent" style="margin-left:40px;">Jimmy Garapolo is in the best situation out of all of these quarterbacks. And if Brady retires by 2018 and Belicheck retires as well there's a good chance Josh McDaniel's either takes over the job and starts leading with Jimmy or they both move onto a new franchise to build something. But he's very athletic and he's had the privilege of learning behind arguably the greatest quarterback to ever play the game and arguably the greatest headcoach to every lead a team.