I can't think of a first round in recent NFL history with more question marks. After the top three players in the draft, the ranges for pretty much everyone else are all over the map. There are prospects that could be top 10 picks or fall out of the first round entirely.

While Sanders entered the pre-draft process as the clear No. 2 quarterback in the class behind Miami's Cam Ward and a slam-dunk first-round pick, it is no longer a sure thing that he'll come off the board in the first 32 picks.

The demeanor of a QB who had reality TV cameras around his life and in his house as a kid serves as a Rorschach test for NFL front offices.