2010 QB class has plenty of big names, but only Bradford may have NFL game

Sporting News draft expert Russ Lande and his team of former NFL scouts say there is more bark than bite in the quarterback Class of 2010. As in, there are a lot of big names, but only Sam Bradford is a surefire elite prospect. 1. Sam Bradford, Oklahoma (junior) Upside: He's a good athlete who throws quickly and accurately. If he can stay healthy, he has the talent to become an elite NFL quarterback. Downside: He has a slight frame and needs to prove he can stay healthy. He also must adjust to reading defenses and making adjustments and audibles. Projection: If his shoulder checks out, he could be the first overall pick. 2. Tony Pike, Cincinnati Upside: He is tall and athletic, with the rocket arm to become a top-flight NFL QB with improved mechanics. Downside: He never really worked hard until spring of '08, a red flag because NFL quarterbacks without a great work ethic usually flame out. Projection: He has the talent to be a mid-to-late first-rounder, but fir...