From the Ft Lauderdale Sun-sentinel <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE </div><div class='quotemain'>Four quarterbacks, including Heisman Trophy runner-up Vince Young, competed in the college football all-star challenge at Dolphins Stadium on Monday. Three have a chance to play for the Dolphins. While Young, the former Texas quarterback, is projected as a top three pick in April's NFL Draft, the futures are less certain for Alabama's Brodie Croyle, UCLA's Drew Olson and Clemson's Charlie Whitehurst. Croyle and Whitehurst interviewed with Dolphins coach Nick Saban and other team officials last week at the Senior Bowl, and Olson said he's interested in possibly playing full time in South Florida. There were a total of 12 players that competed in the all-star challenge, which will be shown Saturday on ESPN. No scouts were evident at Dolphins Stadium as Young competed with Croyle, Olson and Whitehurst in accuracy, distance and scrambling contests. But there will be plenty of talent evaluators present when Young takes part in the NFL combine Feb. 22-28 in Indianapolis.</div> I personally am not sold on Croyle. He reminds me of Feidler w/ a little better arm strength, less mobility, & more injury proned. My peference of the 3 that have realistic shots would be Drew Olson.
