SEC produces most starting NFL QB's.
 

So, all this QB draft talk got me thinking about which conferences generate the most pro-style QB's. Not really sure why, just thought I'd check it out and share with y'all.

Both Brady and Croyle aren't the starters ATM, but I used them anyhow.

Brodie Croyle - Bama - SEC
Tom Brady - Michigan - Big 10
Peyton Manning - Tennessee - SEC
Jason Campbell - Auburn - SEC
Eli Manning - Ole Miss - SEC
Jon Kitna - Central Washington - D2
Matt Ryan - Boston College - ACC
Carson Palmer - USC - Pac 10
Joe Flacco - Delaware - 1AA
Matt Hasselbeck - Boston College - ACC
Trent Edwards - Stanford - Pac 10
Brett Favre - Southern Miss - CUSA
Chad Pennington - Marshall - MAC
Jeff Garcia - San Jose State - WAC
Drew Brees - Purdue - Big 10
Marc Bulger - West Virginia - Big East
Donovan McNabb - Syracuse - Big East
Matt Schaub - Virginia - ACC
Ben Roethlisberger - Miami(Ohio) - MAC
David Garrard - East Carolina - CUSA
Vince Young - Texas - Big 12
Tony Romo - Eastern Illinois - 1AA
Derek Anderson - Oregon State - Pac 10
Jake Delhomme - LA-Lafayette - Sun Belt
Kurt Warner - Northern Iowa - Gateway
J.T. O'Sullivan - Cal-Davis - Great West
Phillip Rivers - NC State - ACC
Kyle Orton - Purdue - Big 10
Tarvaris Jackson - Bama State - SWAC
Aaron Rodgers - California - Pac 10
JaMarcus Russell - LSU - SEC
Jay Cutler - Vanderbilt - SEC

SEC - 6
ACC - 3
Pac 10 - 4

Just for sh*ts and giggles really.

Matt Stafford, FTW. Haha.

Yea but how many of those SEC QB's are good......Campbell surely isn't...

I dunno. Both Mannings and Cutler are "good" or at least have a good upside.