Devin Gardner is the gem of the QB Class of 2010

Submitted by Ali G Bomaye on

I came across an article tracking how the careers of the 31 four- and five-star QBs of the Class of 2010 have gone.  Long story short, only four of the 31 QBs either have been or currently are the starting QB at the school with which they originally signed, and Gardner is pretty clearly the best one of those.  It's pretty eye-opening to see how many highly-regarded QBs wash out before accomplishing much.

http://www.cbssports.com/collegefootball/writer/bruce-feldman/22212225/the-qb-class-that-kinda-never-was

Zone Left

August 23rd, 2013 at 1:35 PM ^

Man, that class was rough. Gardner has a ton of promise, but he shouldn't be the top guy based on talent + results in that group.

As for Blake Bell, he's only thrown the ball about 20 times in two years, so he hasn't exactly proven he's a star in waiting so much as a really good short yardage back.

Michigan4Life

August 23rd, 2013 at 2:33 PM ^

Stephen Morris. He's going to be a 3 year starting QB for Miami and is considered to be a potential 1st round pick.  the kicker? He's ranked #26 dual threat QB by Rivals.

Another QB to watch is Cody Fajardo from Nevada.  He's ranked #35 dual threat QB by Rivals.  He's been ranked in the top 10 in total offense.  He is another draft prospect to watch since apparently some scouts are high on Fajardo as well.

Obviously, Devin is another player to watch, but has not proven to be the top QB in the 2010 class yet.  If he improves, he's easily in the top QB discussion.