2010 NFL Draft: Six QB Picks You've Never Heard Of

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With the draft coming up, I've heard some comments about lower round QBs. So I comprised a slide show of these lower tiered QBs just so we could all get familiar with them.

I've heard a lot of fellow Seahawk fans disagree with a QB at six or even #14.

In my opinion I really don't see Jimmy Clausen being the right guy for us. He's listed at 6'3" but many sources say his actual height is around 6'1". Also he throws side-armed.

How is highly drafted, side-armed throwing David Carr's career going?

As for Sam Bradford, we know the guy can throw, and throw accurately. But last year he showed us how brittle his body is.

I really don't think either of these guys are the answer in Seattle.

So here's a list of QBs that put up great numbers in their college career. I know most of these guys didn't play for big college's. But neither did Kurt Warner,Joe Flacco, Tony Romo and Jake Delhomme.

So here we go:

Jarrett Brown

College: West Virginia
Height: 6'3"
Weight: 219 lbs.
40 Time: 4.64
Proj. Round: 3-4

2009 Stats
Comp PCt: 63.2
Pass Yds: 2144
TD: 11
Int: 9
Pass Rating: 138.20
Rush Yds: 713
Rushing TD: 6

Opinion: Brown might be good, if he studies under a journeyman QB in the NFL. He throws to his check down man a lot. He is very fast.

Side Note: Only started one year.

Positives
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-Seems faster than his 40 time says
-Decent accuracy short and mid
-Commits to his decisions on the field

Zac Robinson

College: Oklahoma State
Height:6'3"
Weight: 210
40 time: 4.82
Proj. Round:3-4

2009 Stats
Comp. PCT:59.8
Pass YDS: 2084
TD: 15
INT: 12
Pass Rating: 126.43

Opinion: I like Robinson very much. I think you saw his stats falter in 2009 due to Dez Bryant being ineligible for the 2009 season.

Side Note: In 2007, he rushed for 847 Yards and 9 rushing TDs. In 2008 he threw for 3064 yards, 25 TDs, and 10 INTs.

Positives
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- Good pocket poise
- Nice touch on passes
- Throws a beautiful deep ball
- Accurate in short and mid passes
- Has a nice "Zip" to his throws

Dan LeFevour

College: Central Michigan
Height: 6'3"
Weight: 229
40 time: 4.72
Projected Round: early to mid 3rd

2009 Stats
Comp. Pct: 69.7
Pass Yds : 3438
TD: 28
INT: 7
Pass Rating: 150.3
Rush Yds: 713
Rushing Tds:15

Opinion: LeFevour is my favorite of the six simply because he has the dynamic of running the ball. Also like his decision making on the field.

Side note: In 2007 he rushed for 1122 yards and 19 TDs.

Positives
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-Accurate in short and mid passes
-Doesn't mind throwing "Deep"
-Good field vision
-Can scramble and run for yards

Max Hall

College: Brigham Young U.
Height: 6'1"
Weight: 202
40 Time: 4.76
Proj.Round:4-5

2009 Stats
Comp. PCT. 67.2
Pass YDS: 3560
TD's: 33
INT: 14
Pass. rating: 160.13

Opinion: His height will be a concern but height never stopped Drew Brees. I like him even though he sometimes tries to force throws. Very natural passer. I think he will be a good QB in the NFL.

Side Notes: In '07 he threw for 3848 yds , 26 TDs and 12 INTs. In '08 he threw for 3957 yds, 35 TDs, and 14 INTs.

Positives
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-Very accurate short to mid passes
-Has a nice zip to his throws
-Very accurate when he rolls to his right
- Has good field vision

Bill Stull

College: Pittsburgh
Height: 6'3"
Weight: 215
40 Time:4.95
Proj. Round: 6-7

2009 Stats
Comp. Pct.:65.1
Pass Yds:2633
TDs: 21
INT: 8
Pass. Rating: 150.61

Opinion: Just absolutely love Stull's attitude. Makes smart throws, would be good on a run heavy offense.

Side Note: Only started two years at Pitt. Played good against decent defenses.

Positives
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- Adds a nice touch to his passes
- Accurate short to mid passes
- Has a decent deep ball
- Played for a hybrid pro-style offense