1.DREW HENSON - Junior - Michigan  
6'3  220  4.7 
Has all the tools. Has a cannon for an arm and 
is mobile. Franchise type QB. 

2.MICHAEL VICK - Sopomore - Virgina Tech< 
6'1  205  4.3 
Maybe the best athlete in all of NCAA Football, escapability 
and arm strength unrivled. Needs mechanical work. 

3.DREW BREES - Senior - Purdue p;
6'0  218  4.7 
May drop a bit if the other two declare, but Brees has all the intangibles needed to succeed in the NFL. 

4.CHRIS WEINKE - Senior - Florida State 
6'5  235  5.1 
Of course the age factor will come up, but this Heisman winner has the size and smarts to play in the NFL. 

5.MARQUES TUIASOSOPO - Senior - Washington 
6'2  220  4.7 
An underrated QB. Tuiasosopo has good mobility. He has 
been impressive at times but still an inconsistent passer.

  
Underclassmen Drew Henson (top) and Michael Vick (bottom) are both considering entering the 2001 NFL Draft. However, if both wait, they would battle each other for the right to be the first pick of the Houston Texans in 2002. 
 
 
 
 
JOSH HEUPEL - Senior - Oklahoma 
6'2  215  5.0 
Had a great Senior season. He is a poised, smart, and 
accurate passer who is limited athletically. 

SAGE ROSENFELS - Senior - Iowa State 
6'4  220  4.9 
Big and fairly mobile. He can make the downfield throws 
needs more overall consistency and accuracy. 

BEN LEARD - Senior - Auburn 
6'3  220  4.9 
Big and pretty athletic. A good pocket passer but is still 
learning the finer points of Quarterbacking. 

MIKE McMAHON - Senior - Rutgers 
6'3  215  4.8 
Nice arm and release. Pretty mobile. Inconsistent and not 
very durable. Shined at the Blue Gray All Star Classic. 

BART HENDRICKS - Senior - Boise State 
6'0  220  4.8 
No longer the sleeper he was last year. Very Drew Brees 
like. Undersized but smart. Questionable arm strength.

  
OU's Josh Heupel may have had a great year in 2001 but scouts are worried about his arm strength and athleticism. 

 
Auburn's Ben Leard has NFL QB size, he just has a few things to work on like footwork and overall accuracy.
 
JUSTIN COLEMAN - Nebraska Kearney 
CLEO LEMON - Arkansas State 
DAVID RIVERS - Western Carolina 
SHANE GRIGGS - Idaho State 
JIM BLANCHARD - Portland State 
MIKE BATH - Miami Ohio 
WALT CHURCH - Eastern Michigan 
DREW MILLER - Montana 
GAVIN HOFFMAN - Pennsylvania
TORY WOODBURY - Winston Salem State
Portland State's Jimmy Blanchard (right) has a lot of intangibles but not the size and athleticism. He may sneak into the later rounds. On the other hand, Cleo Lemon, Justin Coleman, and Tory Woodbury are sleepers with great size and arm strength. Both can make big moves up draft boards with strong postseasons. 
 

RASHARD CASEY - Penn State 
ROMARO MILLER - Mississippi 
JAY STONER - Wyoming 
VICTOR PENN - Central Florida 
JESSE PALMER - Florida 
BUTCHIE WASHINGTON - Akron 
A.J. FEELY - Oregon 
DEONTEY KENNER - Cincinati
Rashard Casey (left) and Deontey Kenner (right) are two athletic QBs who have mechanics to iron out before they get serious NFL consideration.

TAVARES BOLDEN - Junior - Toledo 
DUSTY BONNER - Junior - Valdosta State 
QUINCY CARTER - Junior - Georgia 
WOODROW DANTZLER - Junior - Clemson 
KEN DORSEY - Sophomore - Miami 
DAVID GERRARD - Junior - East Carolina 
GEORGE GODSEY - Junior - Gerogia Tech 
JOEY HARRINGRON - Junior - Oregon 
KURT KITTNER - Junior - Illinois 
BYRON LEFTWITCH - Sophomore - Marshall 
WAYNE MADKIN - Junior - Mississippi State 
DAVID NEILL - Junior - Nevada 
DAVID RIVERS - Freshman - NC State 
CHRIS SIMS - Sophomore - Texas 
JONATHON SMITH - Junior - Oregon State 
JEFF SMOKER - Freshman - Michigan State 
JASON THOMAS - Sophomore - UNLV 
Marshall's Byron Leftwitch replaced NFL First Rounder Chad Pennington very well in 2000. Leftwitch led the Herd to yet another MAC title. At 6'5 with a big arm, Leftwitch will be a great prospect in a couple of years.