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If you were the GM of the , who hold the No. 10 pick in the 2015 , which quarterback would you rather have for next season: a healthy or ? That's a question NFL Media analyst Daniel Jeremiah addre sed in his latest . And for Jeremiah, the scenario -- while intriguing hypothetically -- isn't all that realistic, making his answer an easy one. "I gave a higher grade coming out than Marcus Mariota, and Sam when he's been on the field has done some good things," Jeremiah said of Bradford, who was the No. 1 overall pick in the 2010 draft. "But it's a moot point.

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You can't rely on to stay healthy. Ability minus durability gives you nothing. "If Marcus Mariota was there and I was the , I'd turn in my card and be done with it." Bradford has mi sed 25 of the team's last 32 games and is currently recovering from his second ACL surgery, and NFL Media senior analyst Gil Brandt lists quarterback as one of the . Still, head coach Jeff Fisher has been next season. Even if St. Louis sticks with Bradford, however, many believe the to build around for the future. Whether that quarterback is Mariota will depend, of course, on whether he will even be on the board when it's the ' turn to pick. Mariota is viewed as a potential No. 1 overall pick by the , and three of NFL.com's four mock drafts project him as the No. 6 pick by the . is the exception. He foresees the Bucs grabbing at No. 1, the grabbing cornerback Trae Waynes at No. 6, and the grabbing Mariota at No. 10. Follow College Football 24/7 on Twitter at _ _ .
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