The top 10 quarterbacks in the NFL draft

OVERVIEW: "It appears you have [Sam] Bradford and [Jimmy] Clausen. Colt McCoy, it appears to me, the grades were late [round] one to early [second]. ... Clausen's assets are accuracy, intelligence, more of a West Coast-type guy. One of the questions on him is body structure, build and height. He's under 6-foot-2. Hey, the guy who was MVP of the Super Bowl [Drew Brees] was a short guy too so we can't kill him on being short. We have to see if he can compensate on his accuracy and velocity."

--Charlie Casserly, CBS television analyst and former Houston general manager.

Top 10 Quarterbacks

1. Sam Bradford, Oklahoma, 6-foot-4, 236 pounds: The Heisman Trophy winner in 2008 missed most of last season with a shoulder injury. He is noted for his superior accuracy.
2. Jimmy Clausen, Notre Dame, 6-2, 223: Older brothers Casey and Rick both played at Tennessee. He was groomed for success by starting school late and repeating the sixth grade. Will be a 23-year-old rookie.
3. Colt McCoy, Texas, 6-1-7/8, 212: Won 45 games over his career, more than any quarterback in NCAA history. He led the Longhorns to the national title game last season.
4. Tim Tebow, Florida, 6-3, 236: Helped lead the Gators to two national championships. He has worked on his mechanics in order to play at the pro level.
5. Tony Pike, Cincinnati, 6-6, 212: Led the Bearcats to the Orange and Sugar Bowls in the last two seasons. Big-arm, but needs to add some weight.
6. Jarrett Brown, West Virginia, 6-3, 219: Only started one season for the Mountaineers, completing 63.2 percent of his passes. He had the best arm of the quarterbacks invited to the Senior Bowl.
7. John Skelton, Fordham, 6-5, 244: Passed for 400 yards four times last season. Is Fordham's all-time leading passer with 9,923 yards.
8. Zac Robinson, Oklahoma State, 6-3, 210: Holds school records for total offense (10,175), passing yards (8,317) and touchdown passes (66). He has limited arm strength.
9. Jevan Snead, Mississippi, 6-3, 215: He started his career at Texas, but transferred after losing a competition with McCoy. He battled back from the swine flu last season to lead the Rebels to the Cotton Bowl.
10. Dan LeFevour, Central Michigan, 6-3, 229: Is the lone player in NCAA history with more than 12,000 yards passing and 2,500 yards rushing. He was a four-year starter in the Mid-American Conference.

Other NFL prospects: Jonathan Crompton, Tennessee; Sean Canfield, Oregon State; Mike Kafka, Northwestern; and Ryan Perrilloux, Jacksonville State.

5 Teams in Need: St. Louis, Buffalo, Cleveland, Jacksonville and Oakland.

5 Teams not Interested: Washington, Tennessee, Indianapolis, San Diego and New Orleans.