While I'm high on Locker, I think he would be better served to play another year under Sark. Having said that, Bradford may be wishing he'd followed Sanchez's lead, and Locker may feel that a year behind Hasselbeck (wishful thinking on my part) may serve him better. UPDATE: ESPN's Scout's Inc still has Bradford as #1 in their top 32 draft prospects, but Locker is moved up to #7. There is a lot of love for Locker right now, and his performance against Notre Dame tomorrow may go a long way to determining whether he is viewed as the next great franchise QB prospect ala Sanchez, Stafford and a lock for a top 5 pick next April.