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Jameis Winston and Marcus Mariota lead the class of quarterbacks this year. See who else could make an impact at quarterback.
Florida State's Jameis Winston attempts a pass over the pressure of Louisville's Sheldon Rankins.
Marcus Mariota warms up before the Rose Bowl.
Colorado State quarterback Garrett Grayson throws a pass against Boston College as a defensive lineman closes in.
UCLA quarterback Brett Hundley escapes a tackle by Stanford linebacker James Vaughters.
Baylor quarterback Bryce Petty passes against Kansas State.
Alabama quarterback Blake Sims works against Missouri during the SEC championship.
Oregon State quarterback Sean Mannion passes against Washington.
East Carolina quarterback Shane Carden makes adjustments at the line of scrimmage.
Old Dominion quarterback Taylor Heinicke throws a pass at the East-West Shrine game.
Southeast Louisiana quarterback Bryan Bennett makes a call at the line of scrimmage during a practice for the Senior Bowl.
Washington State quarterback Luke Falk throws a pass against Southern California.
Georgia quarterback Hutson Mason throws under pressure from Charleston Southern linebacker Gabe Middlebrook.
East Carolina quarterback Shane Carden prepares to pass against Connecticut.
Andrew Mason's Draft Prospect Profiles with video breakdown:** Jameis Winston | Marcus Mariota | Brett Hundley | Garrett Grayson | Bryce Petty
"The speed of the game goes up tenfold for these guys and for most of the athletes that play quarterback in college, they've always been either even or maybe slightly ahead of the rest of the talent at their level but now they're going to have probably five or six athletes on the field that are faster than them or can move as quickly as them," quaterbacks coach Greg Knapp said, discussing the challenges that young quarterbacks face in the NFL. "Before the ball's ever snapped, they need to start making decisions, whether they're good or deleting decisions. So they have to understand that 'OK, I'm getting a certain coverage pre-snap that tells me I'm not going to throw to my No. 1 read now, I'm going to my No. 2."
For analysis on who the best fit from the quarterback position might be, or who the sleeper pick could be, Andrew Mason joined Broncos TV to discuss the options and potential in players not receiving the most attention.
