This season’s rookie class say many quarterbacks start, even from the beginning. Cam Newton led them all statiscally, breaking the record for QB rushing touchdowns in a season (14) and passing yards for a rookie. Andy Dalton led the Bengals to a surprise playoff berth, as a second round pick. Blaine Gabbert struggled for the Jaguars, and needs to resurrect himself so he does not get the “bust” label. Christian Ponder had a decent season for the Vikings, and looks like he could be the quarterback of the future in Minnesota. The Vikings did finish a measly (2-14). 5th rounder T.J. Yates out of North Carolina took over Matt Schaub and did good enough, and the Texans won a playoff game under his watch. He will likely not start next season, and probably will be behind Matt Schaub and Matt Leinart next season. Both were placed on injured reserve last season.
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8thoverall pick Jake Locker threw 4 touchdowns filling in for an injured Matt Hasselbeck, but lost to the 2-14 Indianapolis Colts. Ryan Mallett, a third rounder, backed up Tom Brady with Brian Hoyer and might be groomed like Aaron Rodgers, gaining experience behind Tom Brady in the Super Bowl. Second Rounder Colin Kaepernick struggled in training camp for the San Francisco 49ers and really battled to be the backup to Alex Smith with undrafted rookie Scott Tolzien from Wisconsin. Greg McElroy and Pat Devlin did not see much time for their respective teams, but McElroy gained more attention lashing out on the condition of the New York Jets locker room on a local radio station in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. (He went to ‘Bama).
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