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Join Date: Mar 2010
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Re: Redskins Sign Grossman
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"And Drew Brees was also a second rounder. Draft position does not tell the individual player's skill abilities, it just represents how people viewed their likeliness to fail. Good 2nd round QBs probably come around the QB draft class is deep. " Good 2nd round QBs probably come around what? When the QB draft is deep? If the QB draft is deep? Probably? That's the opposite of having an exception. |
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Pro Bowl
Join Date: Oct 2008
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Re: Redskins Sign Grossman
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And second rounders are obviously expected to fail on a more frequent basis than first rounders, although what actually happens depends on the individual players. |
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Join Date: Mar 2010
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Re: Redskins Sign Grossman
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The 2001 NFL Draft saw Michael Vick go as the #1 quarterback. Drew Brees was second at #32. The 2001 NFL Draft produced no other meaningful quarterback. How was that draft deep enough at the quarterback position that would lead you to make such a bold statement? "Good 2nd round QBs probably come around when the QB draft class is deep." Do you have any evidence of this? |
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