1. Aaron Rodgers- Do I really have to explain. In the next 5 years he'll be the best QB probably two times. and in the top 5 all those years if not injured.
2. Cam Newton- Cam gives you a top 10 QB, and in easily turn into a top 5 QB passing the ball, while giving you low end RB2 numbers rushing he ball as well. He is a threat to be the top QB any year. His style could lead to durability issues but his upside is to the moon.
3. Matthew Stafford- He has rocket arm and has the best deep threat in the game in Calvin Johnson. They can rack up points in a hurry. He also has the best Red Zone target in the game, Calvin. That equals lots of TDs. Oh and the Lions will throw the ball a ton. Up there with the league leaders. That means lots of yards for Stafford and lots of pints for you. No reason Stafford can't be a top 5 QB this season and for the next 5 to 10 seasons. Only his injury history could hold him back.
4.Andrew Luck- In the beginning RGIII may be slightly more productive. Don't count on it to last. Luck is set to make all the reads and can make all the throws. If he gets some pieces around him and I'm sure that will be what Indy did as they did with Peyton, he will be an elite NFL QB. A threat to be the top fantasy QB any given year. Expect some struggles and picks his rookie year but also expect a couple of monster games. Oh and don't think he won't pick up a few points with his feet. He won't approach Cam Newton Michael Vick numbers but more like Aaron Rodgers numbers on the ground. Not bad.
5. Robert Griffin III- It would be a travesty to keep him off this list just due to his off the chart upside. His nickname in camp before even a preseason game is "The Arm." How is the for a rookie that hasn't been higher touted in his home city than I don't since how long. He is not a mortal man in D.C. He is a savior. He has the Gold Arm the can throw the ball a mile with a lightening quick release. He can run an unbelievable sub par 4.4 40 and still throw the ball 70 yards in stride. How could they be this lucky. The thing is he is as good as they say he is. At least up to this point. The NFL Has only seen one athletic talent as gifted as Griffin at QB and that is Mike Vick. Vick in 2010 had possibly the best season a QB had ever had if not for missing 4 games to injury. While not quite the athlete Vick is Griffin is a much better athlete than any other QB in the NFL. He is also believed to be a fairly better passer. I'm not one to make definite judgements on comments like that until I see him play a few NFL games but it's worth passing along. The main concern with RGIII is not his ability but possibly struggling to learn a pro style offense early in the season. I don't think this will be a big concern. The big concern for me is the same one for Vick. He's going to get tossed around like a rag-doll. He'll bruise ribs, he'll sprain shoulders, he'll get a concussion from all the big hits he'll take. He'll play decent as a rookie when he is in but I don't think he'll last a full 16. If he does the Redskins have a real shot a a .500 record and if they are lucky an outside shot at the division. Hell, 9-7 won it last year and that team won the Super Bowl. I say he plays 10 games.
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