is the most dynamic quarterback prospect to enter the NFL since was selected No. 1 overall by the in 2001. The Heisman Trophy winner has displayed a rare combination of speed, athleticism and pa sing skill that is uncommon in dual-threat playmakers. He is an explosive runner with the burst and acceleration to evade defenders on the perimeter -- and he also po se ses the arm talent and awarene s to pick apart defenses from the pocket. In his three years directing Oregon's high-powered spread offense, Mariota accounted for 134 total touchdowns and ama sed more than 13,000 total yards. He also finished his career with just 14 interceptions in 1,167 career pa s attempts, reflecting his superb judgment with the ball in his hands. I've previously broken down Mariota's game on several occasions, including after , highlighting the strengths and weakne ses of his game. He's an explosive athlete with tantalizing potential, but he'll need some time to acclimate to the pro game. He lacks experience making full-field reads and would be best served playing in an offense that features several collegiate concepts, including the zone-read and read-option play-action pa ses, as these will allow him to make quick decisions in the backfield. In addition, Mariota would blo som in a system that features a number of movement-based pa ses (bootlegs and nakeds) that lure linebackers to the line and require him to make half-field reads on the run. The recent struggles of and would seem to suggest that a mobile quarterback with deep roots in the spread offense will have difficulty transitioning to the NFL. But Mariota's intelligence, savvy and adaptability set him apart from his peers. Oregon's coaches rave about the work ethic and leadership skills he showed during his time in Eugene; they believe his exemplary football character will help him adapt quickly to the pro game. Moreover, these coaches have suggested that Mariota has been exposed to more pro-style pa sing concepts at Oregon than most people realize; they'd further point out that NFL teams use some of the routes and plays the Ducks use on Saturdays. Ultimately, they think scouts will be surprised by Mariota's football aptitude when they interact with him in meetings at the NFL . A suming Mariota also dazzles evaluators with his explosive athletic attributes in on-field workouts, he could convince a number of teams that he's a franchise quarterback with the physical tools and intangibles needed to Johnathan Rodriguez Jersey develop into an elite player down the road. Below, I've spotlighted five NFL teams that would provide the best fit for Mariota as he transitions to the pros. Note: There's a good chance Mariota will be one of the first few players drafted, meaning some of these teams might not have an opportunity to select the quarterback using their current first-round selection. However, because trades are always a po sibility, and because even the most highly touted player could be picked later than expected, it's valuable to consider organizations positioned outside of the upper end of the first round. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (No. 1 overall pick) The ' offense is brimming with potential, especially with a receiving corps composed of guys who would fit right in on the basketball court. , and tight end are an imposing trio, with the size, length and athleticism to wreak havoc on opposing defenses. However, scattershot quarterback play prevented the unit from playing at a high level in 2014, and Tampa Bay finished with . will add more structure to the offense. Koetter's experience working with a relatively young quarterback in Atlanta ( ) could help him ease Mariota into the lineup. Moreover, Koetter spent considerable time working in the college ranks, including stints as the head coach at Boise State and Arizona State, meaning he'd likely be able to customize a playbook that accentuates Mariota's strengths as a mobile threat on the perimeter. Considering Mariota's intangibles, leadership skills and big-play ability, it's easy to see the tabbing him to be their franchise quarterback. New York Jets (No. 6) New head coach Todd Bowles is certainly inheriting a shaky quarterback situation, with the ever-erratic -- who's been a turnover machine in his two years as a pro -- at the helm. Thus, Bowles could consider replacing Smith with Mariota. While questions persist about the Oregon product's ability to transition to a pro-style offense, could help Mariota thrive on Broadway. The veteran offensive coach has extensive experience working with athletic quarterbacks (Kordell Stewart in Pittsburgh, Jay Fiedler in Miami and in Kansas City) and flirted with the pistol offense during his stints with the and . With Gailey presumably willing to utilize various college concepts, including the zone-read, the notion that Mariota could become a Jet should pick up steam as draft day draws closer. St. Louis Rams (No. 10) Coach Jeff Fisher desperately needs to shore up the quarterback position to help put the over the top in 2015. He has openly discu sed the prospect of continuing to start oft-injured former No. 1 pick , but the team needs a young signal-caller to build around for the future. Mariota is an ultra-athletic playmaker with the speed, burst and improvisational skills to make explosive plays on the perimeter. Most importantly, he is a dangerous pocket pa ser with the arm talent to stretch the field by making pinpoint throws to all areas. Given the succe s Fisher has enjoyed with mobile playmakers (like, for example, Steve McNair and Vince Young in Tenne see), the addition of Mariota could be the spark that helps the get back into the postseason for the first time since 2004. Kansas City Chiefs (No. 18) Quarterback is not a top priority for the , thanks to the presence of veteran . But coach Andy Reid's track record for developing athletic quarterbacks (Donovan McNabb, and Smith) could make Kansas City the perfect landing spot for Mariota. The veteran coach does a great job teaching young pa sers the fundamentals of the position while tailoring the offense to suit their skills. Smith, who has experience adjusting from a spread offense in Utah to the various systems he's played in as a pro, could also help Mariota. With a perfect support system in place to foster Mariota's growth and development on the practice field, Kansas City could be the ideal environment for him in the long run. Philadelphia Eagles (No. 20) It goes without saying that former Ducks coach Chip Kelly would love to get his hands on Mariota, with whom he had great succe s at Oregon in 2012. The spectacular playmaker is a perfect fit for Kelly's warp-speed attack, with his dual-threat skills enhancing the ' zone-read-based scheme. In addition, Kelly's previous experience with Mariota would allow him to build a playbook that highlights Mariota's skills and expands Philadelphia's offensive approach. After watching the build dynamic offenses around pedestrian quarterbacks and , the thought of Philly adding an athletic weapon like Mariota would surely make defensive coordinators in the NFC East miserable. Follow Bucky Brooks on Twitter . Deyvison De Los Santos Jersey