2. Jason Campbell, Cincinnati Bengals
One of the most underrated backup quarterbacks over the years, Campbell would be a solid find for a team in need of a veteran presence. In his last regular action, this Auburn product put up 11 touchdowns compared to eight interceptions in eight starts for the Cleveland Browns in 2013. While the 33-year-old signal caller has only been a regular starter in five of his nine NFL seasons, he’s more than capable of coming in for a one or two game stretch and keeping a team above water. That’s all most squads are asking for in a backup right now. Expect Campbell to sign shortly after the draft when everything is sorted.
