Class of 2015 Pro-Style QB Rankings

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Ed Wilkins | College Football Analyst

1. Josh Rosen 6’4/205 (Bellflower, CA) UCLA
As soon as you look his way you think “Pac 12 Quarterback”. Rosen is very confident with a strong but even more accurate arm. He has the best pocket presence of his class. He is a fiery player that makes plays with is arm.

2. Ricky Town 6’4/205 (Ventura, CA) Southern Cal
Town has all the intangibles to be a great college quarterback. He lacks the big arm but he backs that up with his delivery and accuracy. Great drop back passer.

3. Brady White 6’2/190 (Newhall, CA) Arizona State
White’s pocket presence is phenomenal. His accuracy, reactive quickness, and delivery are great. He can also run the ball. He is another version of ASU quarterback Taylor Kelly.

4. Deondre Facois 6’1 195 (Bradenton, FL) Florida State
Facois has a very quick release to go with his cannon arm. He is very elusive in the pocket which helps him avoid sacks but still makes plays down field.

5. Drew Lock 6’5/195 (Lees Summit, MO) Missouri
Big Body quarterback with strong arm and good accuracy. Very smooth and quick release.


6. Jake Browning 6’2/185 (Folsom, CA) Washington

7. Zach Gentry 6’7/230 (Albuquerque, NM) Texas

8. Ty Storey 6’3/216 (Charleston, AR) Arkansas

9. Brett Rypien 6’2/185 (Spokane, WA) Boise State


10. Tyler Queen 6’2/230 (Kennesaw, GA) Auburn

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