Here's the top-five quarterbacks across the 2014 NFL Draft

The 2014 NFL Draft is a matter of weeks away and it looks like being one of the best classes of talent we've ever seen. Although there is no clear-cut choice when it comes to a quarterback this year, there are tons of options, and many struggling franchises need a quarterback. With everybody ranking the many quarterbacks so differently, it's hard to keep up, right? Taking everything in to consideration these are the top-five and it looks a certainty that they'll be drafted in this order:

1- Teddy Bridgewater

Teddy Bridgewater might not offer the sheer excitement factor that Johnny Manziel does, but what he does offer is safety. Teams like the Cleveland Browns and Oakland Raiders want an NFL-ready quarterback, and not another working project. Although there are no guarantees, Bridgewater is the safest bet of any QB in this years draft, and if he's still on the board then expect the Browns to draft him; However, do not be surprised to see the Houston Texans draft him with the No. 1 pick.

2- Blake Bortles

Blake Bortles has a lot to offer. He's tall, strong and an accurate passer. What's not to love? Some are worried as he wasn't predicted to be drafted so highly in the early stages, but over time he's worked his way up everyone's rankings, but surely that's a good thing, right? A player always looking to improve is most certainly what the quarterback-needy teams require.

3- Johnny Manziel

The draft's wild card pick. He could be the next franchise quarterback, but he could also be the next Tim Tebow. He's perfect for a team like the St. Louis Rams to draft, as they heavily believe in Sam Bradford. Could you imagine the Cleveland Browns drafting Johnny Manziel and it not working out. Although he could be everything they want and need, quarterback-needy teams cannot sleep easy at night if they've picked Manziel. Expect him to fall short of the No. 1 quarterback slot, but he could be the best of the bunch.

4- Derek Carr

Derek Carr has a lot to offer the right team. He's not ready to be thrown in to a starting job, but luckily for him he should be drafted by a team like the New England Patriots and given time to work on his game. Not predicted to make an instant impact, but he could have a bright future if worked with correctly.

5- A.J. McCarron

A.J. McCarron has been tipped to be a third-round pick, but the former Alabama quarterback will rightfully feel hard done by. He has all the abilities other 'higher rated' quarterbacks posses, but still, nobody is taking any notice of him. He's well off the radar, but if he's impressed on his trials and meetings, do not be surprised to see him sneak in to the first round of the 2014 NFL Draft.

What would your top five be?