Jamie Hampton

Hampton didn't fare particularly well as a starter in 2008, averaging just 6.0 yards per attempt and throwing just one more touchdown (nine) than interceptions (eight). Still, Hampton inherits an offense with an incredible amount of talent at receiver and a monstrous rushing attack. It will be difficult for him to screw this up. He's a very high upside quarterback option, but his past performances indicate he has a low floor, as well. Furthermore, Corey Robinson will always be nipping at Hampton's heels, so don't draft one unless you plan on drafting the other.