Eight QBs and Where The Latest Rumors Have Them Going

[SBXVII]

Originally Posted by diehard

Why worry about RG3 getting hurt? I mean, you gotta have other guys who can step in and play at every position.

Well if we draft him and he gets hurt in the first few games because he's not big enoughor solid enough to take a hit from a safety then he's a worthless pick. How about simply drafting a QB with the size of Big Ben.

[MTK]

Originally Posted by SBXVII

Well if we draft him and he gets hurt in the first few games because he's not big enoughor solid enough to take a hit from a safety then he's a worthless pick. How about simply drafting a QB with the size of Big Ben.

He's 6-2, 220

I wouldn't worry about him not being sturdy enough

[SBXVII]

Originally Posted by Mattyk

He's 6-2, 220

I wouldn't worry about him not being sturdy enough

The concensus is that his lower half of his body might not be able to with stand an NFL hit especially from a LB or Safety. I'm not worried about his bight and weight so much.

[BuckSkin]

Wait Dirtbag, so we shouldn't draft 5 all-pro offensive lineman, 2 1,000 yard receivers, a 1,000 yard rusher, and a 1,000 yard tight end before drafting a qb in the ALWAYS better class of next year?

Wait, I'm sorry I don't know what I was thinking. The nerve to believe that a QB with game breaking ability would help this team win games.

Hold on guys, don't pull from the station before I hop on the bandwagon!

[Dirtbag59]

Originally Posted by BuckSkin

Hold on guys, don't pull from the station before I hop on the bandwagon!

Actually no we're no longer on the RGIII bandwagon. We have determined that a tackle, a linebacker, and a 2nd round QB will have a bigger impact on this teams future then a blue chip QB.

[SBXVII]

Originally Posted by Dirtbag59

Actually no we're no longer on the RGIII bandwagon. We have determined that a tackle, a linebacker, and a 2nd round QB will have a bigger impact on this teams future then a blue chip QB.

I don't view him as a blue chip QB, he's more of a top flight QB with some issues that need to be worked out. Tannehill, Cousins, Weeden etc. are blue collar QB's.

[Hog1]

We should do what makes sense.....
And not compromise the position of the team or the future of same for any reason.
BUILD the team.
Regardless of what the current popular thought on the boards may be "They" have a plan. Be it perfect or not, stick to it......
HTTR..

[EARTHQUAKE2689]

Since when did 6'2" 220lbs plus become not big enough?

[EARTHQUAKE2689]

Originally Posted by SBXVII

I don't view him as a blue chip QB, he's more of a top flight QB with some issues that need to be worked out. Tannehill, Cousins, Weeden etc. are blue collar QB's.

What do you think are the issues that he needs to workout?

[EARTHQUAKE2689]

Originally Posted by SBXVII

The concensus is that his lower half of his body might not be able to with stand an NFL hit especially from a LB or Safety. I'm not worried about his bight and weight so much.

Who came to this "consenus?"

[SBXVII]

Originally Posted by EARTHQUAKE2689

Who came to this "consenus?"

Robert Griffin, QB, Baylor Scouting Report - 2012 NFL Draft Prospect

Many will want to compare Griffin to Cam Newton, but this isn't a fair assessment. Griffin is shorter and lacks the bulk that Newton has. He has very thin legs and arms. Griffin is, of course, quicker and more agile, but he doesn't have the body to handle the abuse of scrambling often and absorbing hits.

Robert Griffin III, Baylor, NFL Draft - CBSSports.com - NFLDraftScout.com

On the Move: An elite athlete with quick feet and superior speed ? smooth, flexible and leggy. Has magic escapability and adds an extra dimension with his legs. Makes something out of nothing, keeping defenders off balance and forcing poor angles because of his jets. Very good patience, vision and instincts as a runner with football toughness ? more than simply a track athlete. Has a lean frame and only adequate height. Not frail, but doesn?t have the body type to withstand a consistent beating. Has more straight-line speed than shifty burst and has added 20+ pounds since his peak as a track star. Has some ball security questions as a runner with several fumbles on his r?sum?. Holds the ball too long and takes unnecessary hits, getting beat up physically ? strong durability concerns and suffered a serious knee injury in 2009.

WalterFootball.com: 2012 NFL Draft: Quarterback Rankings

Griffin is not the biggest player, but there is no doubt that he has toughness

Yea I love making this itshay up. In the mean time I'll try to find more of my made up comment.

[NYCskinfan82]

IMO Indy takes Orton trades 1st pick to Cleveland for there (2) 1st & 3rd & next yr 1st, Cleveland takes Luck, St. Lou drafts RGIII & we get Bradford.

[CultBrennan59]

Originally Posted by NYCskinfan82

IMO Indy takes Orton trades 1st pick to Cleveland for there (2) 1st & 3rd & next yr 1st, Cleveland takes Luck, St. Lou drafts RGIII & we get Bradford.

I don't think Luck's Dad would allow him to go to such a bad franchise. Its simple, Lucks going to Indy, if not, he's coming here.

[NM Redskin]

Originally Posted by CultBrennan59

I don't think Luck's Dad would allow him to go to such a bad franchise. Its simple, Lucks going to Indy, if not, he's coming here.

Can you really argue that we have been that much better of an organisation?

[Hog1]

Originally Posted by NM Redskin

Can you really argue that we have been that much better of an organisation?

Yes, I would think that would be a relatively easy argument to make. Although the last twenty years have been far less so, we are headed in the right direction once again......