Chart: Quarterback Class of 2011

The top nine quarterbacks taken in the 2011 draft are still in the NFL.

After winning the Heisman Trophy and leading Auburn to the national championship, Newton was the NFL's Offensive Rookie of the Year in Carolina. He had a record 7,920 passing yards in his first two seasons and is a feared runner to boot.

Backed up veteran Matt Hasselbeck his first season before taking over as the starter in 2012. He has been

injury-plagued, however; a promising start to this season was derailed because of a hip injury.

Has been injury-prone and ineffective, and he is playing for a dreadful team. The Jaguars opened as

28-point underdogs for Sunday's game against Denver.

Donovan McNabb was supposed to start and mentor him in 2011, but Ponder took over midway through

Arguably the most successful quarterback of the Class of 2011. He has started from the get-go and led the

Bengals to playoff berths in each of his two seasons, when he threw 47 touchdown passes to 29 interceptions.

Jumped in last season when Alex Smith got injured and continued to start after Smith returned.

Kaepernick's elusive running — he had a record 181 rushing yards against the Packers — was a key reason the Niners won the NFC title, although they lost to Baltimore in the Super Bowl.

Dropped in the draft because of attitude issues. The Patriots took a chance on him, and he now backs up

A third-stringer in two seasons with the Chiefs, Stanzi is now with Jacksonville.

He started five games in 2011 after Matt Schaub and Matt Leinart were hurt. Yates then went 1-1 in the play-

offs, beating the Bengals. Now the backup, fans are clamoring for him now that Schaub is struggling in 2013.