Name/School
2010 Classification
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Heisman Candidate Quarterbacks
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Andy Dalton
TCU/Senior
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Dalton guided TCU to a 12-0 regular season before the Horned Frogs dropped the Fiesta Bowl to
Boise State. Dalton is a threat through the air and on the ground. As a passer, Dalton threw for 2,756
yards and 23 TD's vs. 8 INT's. The senior to be also rushed for 512 yards and 3 TD's for TCU.
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Blaine Gabbert
Missouri/Junior
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Following in the footsteps of former Mizzou Heisman favorite Chase Daniel, Gabbert is emerging as a
top passer. In 2009, the 6-5, 240-pound Gabbert passed for 3,593 yards while producing a 24-9,
TD-INT ratio while leading the Tigers to an 8-win season while passing for 3,593 yards and 24 TD's.
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Jacory Harris
Miami/Junior
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Although his season hit some rough spots, there was no doubting that Miami's Jacory Harris was
electric when he was on. Harris guided the Canes to a 9-win season while passing for 3,352 yards
and 24 TD's. The Blemish on Harris' record was his 17 INT's.
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Case Keenum
Houston/Senior
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Keenum threw for an amazing 5,671 yards for the Cougars while posting a 44-15, TD-INT ratio.
Keenum guided Houston to a 3-0 record vs. BCS conference schools and threw for 500+ yards four
times. The biggest concern about the senior signal caller is the (9) interceptions he threw in the
season's final two games.
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Jake Locker
Washington/Senior
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Locker bypassed what many believed would be a first round pick in the 2010 NFL Draft to come back
and play for the Huskies. As a junior, Locker helped Washington beat USC and Cal while throwing for
2,800 yards and 21 TD's vs. 11 INT's. Locker also has the wheels to run as the 6-3, 226-pound QB
rushed for 338 yards and 7 TD's last season.
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Andrew Luck
Stanford/Sophmore
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Luck burst onto the scene as a freshman and led Stanford to an 8-win season that included wins over
USC, UCLA, USC and Notre Dame. The 6-4, 235-pound QB passed for 2,575 yards and 13 TD's while
also emerging as a force on the ground. For the season, Luck rushed for 354 yards and 2 TD's.
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Ryan Mallett
Arkansas/Junior
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After sitting out a season after transferring from Michigan, Mallett passed for 3,627 yards while leading
the Hogs to an 8-win season. The 6-7 future pro prospect passed for 5 TD's or more three times
during the season and finished the season with a 30-7, TD-INT ratio.
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Kellen Moore
Boise State/Junior
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As a sophomore, Moore led the Broncos to an undefeated season and Fiesta Bowl win while passing
for 3.536 yards. Moore generated a tremendous 39-3 TD-INT ratio and an FBS #2 QB rating of 161.7
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Terrelle Pryor
Ohio State QB/Junior
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As the maturation process moved fast forward for Pryor towards the end of his 2009 season, the Ohio
State QB began to produce tremendous results. Not only did Pryor pass for 2,094 yards and 18 TD's,
but he led the Buckeyes in rushing as well. The 6-6, 236 pound QB rushed for 779 yards and 7 TD's
as Ohio State won its last 6 games en route to an 11-2 season.
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