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1. *Landry Jones, QB, Oklahoma 6-feet-4, 230
Having produced more impressive statistics than Andrew Luck and possessing a better natural skill set than Matt Barkley, it is easy to see why the 2010 Sammy Baugh winner enters the season as the Big 12's elite prospect, despite the fact that he has only one full season as a starter under his belt. Jones emerged from Sam Bradford's shadow last year, leading the country in passes attempted (617), completed (405) and passing yardage (4,718) while finishing second in touchdowns (38). Perhaps the biggest knock is that Jones is not Bradford. He doesn't have the former No. 1 overall pick's rare accuracy or poise in the pocket. He does, however, have the physical tools to emerge as a legitimate high first-round pick and should only get better with more experience.
1. *Landry Jones, QB, Oklahoma 6-feet-4, 230
Having produced more impressive statistics than Andrew Luck and possessing a better natural skill set than Matt Barkley, it is easy to see why the 2010 Sammy Baugh winner enters the season as the Big 12's elite prospect, despite the fact that he has only one full season as a starter under his belt. Jones emerged from Sam Bradford's shadow last year, leading the country in passes attempted (617), completed (405) and passing yardage (4,718) while finishing second in touchdowns (38). Perhaps the biggest knock is that Jones is not Bradford. He doesn't have the former No. 1 overall pick's rare accuracy or poise in the pocket. He does, however, have the physical tools to emerge as a legitimate high first-round pick and should only get better with more experience.