Sam Bradford, the 2008 Heisman Trophy winner from Oklahoma, enters the 2010 NFL Draft ranked as a consensus top-three quarterback prospect. He finished his collegiate career with 88 touchdown passes, 50 of which came in 2008 alone. He missed the majority of the 2009 season with a shoulder injury, but Bradford figures to be among the top selections in the draft.  

Strengths

• Size: 6-foot-4, 236 pounds
• Good decision maker (only 16 career interceptions)
• Extremely accurate
• Experience playing at a high level for a major program

  Worth risking the No. 1 pick?

• Pocket awareness - enough athleticism to avoid the rush
• Quick release - great timing and anticipation
• Above-average arm strength - can make all the NFL throws
• Great character, strong leadership skills
• Experience in a pro-style offense

Weaknesses

• Injury - Bradford returned too soon from a shoulder separation last year and essentially missed the season (69 attempts).
• Doesn't have a lot of upside
• Limited experience throwing on the run

Expected draft placement

Bradford will likely be the No. 1 overall draft pick to the St. Louis Rams (No. 1), barring a team trading into the position, which seems highly unlikely. In worst-case scenario, Bradford could fall to the Seattle Seahawks at No. 6.