For the Green Bay Packers, it's decision time behind Aaron Rodgers. Again. Holdovers Matt Flynn and Scott Tolzien are free agents. The Packers can stick with both or one or start over. Odds are, general manager Ted Thompson will draft a quarterback for only the second time in seven years. The position is top heavy Mariota and Winston both could go in the top five and then scattered with projects.
The green-as-grass Bridge, a quarterback who idolized Michael Vick, who has been called "Baby Kaep" after San Francisco's Colin Kaepernick, is one potential mid-round, long-term gem. He can throw the ball 69 yards in the air, has a Kaepernick build and is aiming for 4.65 seconds in the 40-yard dash at the combine.
The dual-threat Hundley. Baylor's prolific Bryce Petty, who totaled 51 touchdowns the last two seasons in a power conference. Colorado State's Garrett Grayson, who eclipsed 4,000 yards in 2014.
Green Bay will have many options in the draft.
Thompson must decide how good Tolzien can become, what Flynn has left and if there's a hidden star in this year's class.