Jahvid Best has legit talent but he's playing for a team that can't run block so he's an okay choice. Bradford won't do well but it's not because of his skill. It's because he can't throw from his back. Tebow is not nearly as talented as Bradford but the Broncos are a little stronger as a team.
I'm not sure how you think a trade down would do the Rams any good. And in what way does Bradford compare to Alex Smith when you have yet to see him play a down of pro football? As for Tebow, it wouldn't surprise me at all if he makes it in the NFL. Mainly because the kid has such a great attitude about the game. But the most obvious mistake people make in judging a player's talent and the idea that they'll make it in the NFL is the amount of college wins or championships they have in their career, and not the actual talent of the player himself. When I start seeing these winning college QB's drop out of the NFL like flies every year, I start to realize more and more how the college game is a TEAM sport when it comes to winning games. And not just about the QB. As for Bradford, nothing is set in stone. And OU doesn't exactly run the kind of offense that translates well to the NFL. One thing Bradford will have to relearn is how to actually be able to look down the field and read a defense without constantly looking over to the sidelines for his plays like he did when he was at OU. Eventually, he'll have to stop depending on his coaches, and start trusting his own judegement. I have quite a bit of confidence that Bradford will adjust to the pro game. i just hope he's not thrown to the wolves too early.
