SportsLine/Lindy's rankings
1. Drew Brees, Jr., 6-1, 212, Purdue
ALL-AMERICAN: He's got the arm, the mobility, the smarts, the
confidence, the offensive system -- and in the dramatic 37-34 comeback
victory over Kansas State in the Alamo Bowl, he showed the guts and
leadership that also separates him from other QBs. Accounted for 4,178
yards of total offense with 44 touchdowns last year.
2
Chris Redman
Sr.
6-3
225
Louisville
3
Chad Pennington
Sr.
6-3
220
Marshall
4
Tim Rattay
Sr.
6-1
200
Louisiana Tech
5
Joe Hamilton
Sr.
5-10
189
Georgia Tech
6
Quincy Carter
So.
6-2
219
Georgia
7
Marc Bulger
Sr.
6-3
210
West Virginia
8
Chris Weinke
Jr.
6-5
225
Florida State
9
Jamie Barnette
Sr.
6-0
203
North Carolina State
10
Tee Martin
Sr.
6-3
215
Tennessee
11
Clint Stoerner
Sr.
6-2
220
Arkansas
12
Carson Palmer
So.
6-4
210
Southern California
13
Bobby Newcombe
Jr.
6-0
195
Nebraska
14
David Neill
So.
6-3
190
Nevada
15
Keith Smith
Sr.
5-10
208
Arizona
16
Doug Johnson
Sr.
6-2
217
Florida
17
Tim Lester
Sr.
6-3
215
Western Michigan
18
Antwaan Randle El
So.
5-10
181
Indiana
19
Ryan Kealy
Jr.
6-2
200
Arizona State
20
Romaro Miller
Jr.
6-1
190
Ole Miss
21
Mike Moschetti
Sr.
6-0
195
Colorado
22
Ortege Jenkins
Jr.
6-2
224
Arizona
23
Kevin Feterik
Sr.
6-0
190
Brigham Young
24
Jarious Jackson
Sr.
6-1
228
Notre Dame
25
Mike McMahon
Jr.
6-3
215
Rutgers
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