The Ones 2 Watch is where we look at the top 15 Draft Eligible college players in the country. Each week we will break down 5 QBs, 5 RBs, & 5 WRs These 15 have been chosen as the players with the most potential for a bright NFL future. The players are as follows:

Quarterbacks

Brady Quinn, Notre Dame
Brian Brohm, Louisville
Drew Stanton, Michigan State
Kyle Wright, Miami
JaMarcus Russell, LSU

Running Backs

Kenny Irons, Auburn
Adrian Peterson, Oklahoma
Marshawn Lynch, California
Mike Hart, Michigan
Lynell Hamilton, San Diego State

Wide Receivers

Dwayne Jarrett, USC
Ted Ginn Jr., Ohio State
Calvin Johnson, Georgia Tech
Sidney Rice, South Carolina
Jason Hill, Washington State

Brady Quinn, QB, Notre Dame Fighting Irish
6'4" 227 lbs. - Senior - 12th ranked high school QB when entering college

Quinn had one of his worst games as a collegiate QB, starting out of the game 3 for 13 and throwing an early INT that was returned for a TD to set the tone of the game - which ended a 45-21 loss (and it wasn't that close). Brady is no longer the Heisman front-runner, and will look to bounce back against Michigan State this week. It will be interesting to see how Quinn responds to erratic failure of a performance this week.

Brian Brohm, QB, Louisville Cardinals
6'4" 224 lbs. - Junior - 8th ranked high school QB when entering college

Brohm found himself cheering on the sidelines at the end of the 31-7 trouncing of Miami-Florida, as he suffered a dislocated thumb on his throwing hand. The injury will cause Brian to miss 3-6 weeks and knock out of running in the wide open Heisman race. Brohm tore through the Hurricane defense in the first half, easily moving the offense before giving way in the third quarter to Hunter Cantwell, a quality QB in his own right. Brohm has already had successful surgery to reattach a ligament in the thumb.

Drew Stanton, QB, Michigan State Spartans
6'3" 230 lbs. - Senior - 16th ranked high school QB when entering college

Drew took over the game after Pitt opened up a 10 point lead in the first half. He led the Spartans on four long drives in the second half, hurting the Panthers with his arm and legs (running the option at times). This weekend you can compare two of the top QB prospects in the 2007 draft class as Stanton squares off with Brady Quinn and Notre Dame.

Kyle Wright, QB, Miami Hurricanes
6'4" 220 lbs. - Junior - 1st ranked high school QB when entering college

Kyle Wright is starting to become the fall guy for a struggling Hurricane team, as he was chased around by the Cardinal defense in a decisive loss. He commented on the team's possible wavering confidence and seemed to be looking for answers. Wright and his team will be on bye this week and face an up and coming Houston team on September 30. Wright has been playing better than his team's record would indicate.

JaMarcus Russell, QB, Louisiana State Tigers
6'6" 252 lbs. - Junior - 4th ranked high school QB when entering college

Russell had a solid game against a stifling Auburn defense. He had a chance to win the game on the last drive of the fourth quarter after being shut down all day, but clock management problems and a final completion short of the end zone doomed LSU. The Bayou Bengals come home to play instate rival Tulane this week in a game that should be a cakewalk.

Kenny Irons, RB, Auburn Tigers
5'11" 202 lbs. - Senior - 44th ranked high school RB when entering college

Irons only average 2.8 yards per carry against the Bayou Bengals, but his 20 carries were enough to help seal the victory. It was a tough, defensive battle all day, and Irons barely had any running room. He did show great patience and decision making behind the line of scrimmage. He ran consistently, but could never break a long run.

Adrian Peterson, RB, Oklahoma Sooners
6'2" 218 lbs. - Junior - 1st ranked high school RB when entering college

It was a very hard fought game against the Ducks this Saturday. A controversial call on an onside kick led to the Ducks victory. But Adrian Peterson single-handedly kept the Sooners in this ball game. Adrian was running with a lot of determination, and looks to be back on track after a subpar 2005 season.

Marshawn Lynch, RB, California Bears
5'11" 220 lbs. - Junior - 23rd ranked high school RB when entering college

Marshawn had an awesome day versus the Vikings of Portland State. He finished the game early, and had over 100 yards on just 6 carries. Early in the 2nd quarter Lynch escaped some trash in the middle of the field, juked a couple of defenders on his way to a 71-yard touchdown run. It was the longest of his career and showed how truly explosive he can be.

Mike Hart, RB, Michigan Wolverines
5'9" 195 lbs. - Junior - 11th ranked high school RB when entering college

Michigan laid the smack down on the Notre Dame Fighting Irish, and Mike Hart was a big reason why. It was Hart's 3rd 100-yard rushing day in a row. The Wolverines need to get him the ball more often as they are 12-1 when he rushes for 100 yards or more. Hart showed great durability, garnering 31 carries, and still had his trademark speed.

Lynell Hamilton, RB, San Diego St. Aztecs
6'1" 220 lbs. - Senior - 21st ranked high school RB when entering college

Hamilton had another bad day, this time against the Wisconsin Badgers. He was held to only 1.7 yards per carry, and did not have any room to run. The 2006 season is not starting off very well for the Aztec runner. Look for Hamilton to bounce back and reclaim his position as a prospect for NFL scout's to keep an eye on.

Dwayne Jarrett, WR, USC Trojans
6'5" 210 lbs. - Junior - 4th ranked high school WR when entering college

Jarrett was dominant against the Cornhuskers, passing Mike Williams to become the Trojans all-time leader in TD receptions. He responded well to criticism from offensive coordinator Lane Kiffin after a lackluster performance in the season opener vs. Arkansas, which should probably be chalked up to a thigh injury.

Ted Ginn Jr., WR, Ohio State Buckeyes
6'0" 180 lbs. - Junior - 1st ranked high school DB when entering college

The Bearcats kept Ginn from making highlight reel plays, but he still hurt them badly with two red zone TD catches. He still looks like the fastest player on the field, and showed toughness vs. Cincinnati. He made two blocks on Antonio Pittman's 48 yard TD run and showed he could work the middle of the field on his TD catches.

Calvin Johnson, WR, Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets
6'4" 235 lbs. - Junior - 17th ranked high school WR when entering college

Calvin was defanged by a knee injury vs. Troy, causing him to miss most of the first half of the game. He did not seem like himself when he played in the second half and missed practice Monday - possibly depriving a national TV audience of his talents on Thursday vs. Virginia.

Sidney Rice, WR, South Carolina Gamecocks
6'3" 200 lbs. - Sophomore - 25th ranked high school WR when entering college

Losing starting QB Blake Mitchell to a suspension brought on by an arrest did not derail Rice, and he and new QB Syvelle Newton hooked up for 151 yards. Rice thought he did not have a good game, but his deep one handed catch in the first half left many shaking their heads in disbelief.

Jason Hill, WR, Washington State Cougars
6'1" 210 lbs. - Senior - unranked high school WR when entering college

Hill helped Wazzou win with a 13 yard TD catch in the first half - atoning for a dropped sure TD earlier in the game. Hill has been playing well, but may struggle to improve his midround draft standing assessed before the 2006 draft next to these outstanding underclassmen.