1) Marshall - I do not think he is the best "QB" in the league but I think he is the best at the position, in his current system/situation.

2) Wallace - Cannot teach experience

3) Prescott- has the highest ceiling and floor of any on the list, you know exactly what you will get from Marshall and Wallace. Its really easy to get your rocks off about a guy when he plays Rice in the Liberty Bowl and goes off. Wait and see how he does over an extended period of time and does not share responsibility or starts. Not trying to stir up shite just the truth.

4) Coker - another guy Saban will plug into the syatem and let run the show, has too much talent and a defense behind him to be that bad.

5) Allen - just think he was a in a very tough situation last year at Arky, I personally don't think he is that bad.

6-7 Tie LSU and A&M cant say because we don't know who the starter is.

I think the biggest problem with saying with any certainty in college football who is a better QB as opposed to the NFL, is that there are so many different systems, and QB styles in college. For instance if Marshall was not on the Gus Bus he may not even be Top-4, but there styles and talents compliment one another. People have certain attitudes what they think a QB should be and what would fit there ideal system. A lot of LSU fans in general have a problem with this, thanks again JJ/JL saga. I personally would like a pocket passer that has mobility and isn't just a game manager, but was thrilled with Mett and his performance. LSU fans will tell you they just want another Mauck or Flynn every year and they would be happy, not realizing they each made great throws and was more than a game "manager".