2012 DRAFTTEK BIG BOARD - Ranked by Position
2012 Quarterbacks
Most Recent Revision: 1/29/2012

Center

LOT

ROT

RBF

RBC

WRF

WRP

WRS

QUARTERBACKS

The Quarterback starts virtually every offensive play. His responsibilities include:

1) Calling the formation, play and snap count in the huddle prior to every play
2) Reading the defensive alignment at the line of scrimmage, calling an audible to change the play if necessary
3) Taking the snap from center, handing or pitching the ball on running plays; or going through reads and passing the ball to the open receiver.

One Quarterback prospect may be preferred over another based upon the following factors:

A. Prevailing offensive philosophy. West Coast passing scheme (multiple reads, quick release of ball); running attack with play-action. Longer patterns require size and stronger arm
B. Opponent's defensive philosophy. Divisional foes may be strong up front, blitz frequently, possess "shut-down" DB's.
C. Location/Weather: Indoor vs. Outdoor? Is your location (or divisional opponents) susceptible to high winds and harsh weather? A Southern California bred QB may not be prepared for Buffalo or Green Bay.

DE43

DE34

DT43

DT34

OLB43

OLB34

WILB

SILB

Big Ten

SEC

PAC 12

Big 12