He has a hard drive filled to the brim with journalism coursework.
He has probably spent more time in journalism class in the past week than you have in the past five years.
Sure, I do not doubt that. It's the math that I have a problem with. Supposing you have a job and sleep the right amount, you have eight hours left in the day. Three games an hour, eight hours a day, seven days. Let's assume a few minutes here and there are available for other needs.
That's a...
If we are keeping score, let's also point out the amateur fans on this board that were optimistic about Wright before he was the draft pick.
I don't recall many people on here that thought he was not a first round quality player, and you were on his side early.
End of the day, I am all for putting as many resources into the offense as possible. I don't expect him to take off and be the next big deal already as a rookie, but I want him to be in a situation where he can thrive and develop the habits that will take him (and this team) as far as his talent...
I went from "I hope he's a bust" to "GB is worse without him." Maybe he is a one year wonder, heck if I know.
But yeah, I am quite unhappy with GB's excellent fortune with QBs.
Oh some people need to have chatter in the offseason about a meritless QB that has a better regular season resume than Terry Bradshaw. Same thing happened after Romo retired. That poster is just referencing that some people really reach for what counts for HOF
Yes, please read that together with my first statement - how does this prove that draft classes get worse over time?
I could have spelled out the conclusion better - "the 80s are different than today's NFL; why bring up Dan Fouts?"
EDIT - actually, on reread, I think that the interceptions...
Why does this prove your central point that drafts are getting worse over time? And, if you are comparing draft classes, why are you picking someone who went undrafted?
Dan Marino and John Elway gave up the ball like hotcakes compared to today's top end QBs. At career's end, they were averaging...
I'll out myself, I would take him at 9 and send Nate Davis packing.
But clamoring? That would be classic Danny hyperbole. Likely followed by juvenile insults, while at the same time complaining about other people insulting him.
Not only that, but I don't really think anyone was slobbered over in last year's draft. There were four prospects that received the bulk of attention - Stroud, Young, Anderson and Carter... and more time was spent nitpicking problems with them than anything.
Well, most first round QBs fail to perform up to expectations. If this were the most overrated class, it would be because there were so many drafted in the first round.
But still, the NFL has a few guys that bloom late. Any of these guys will get another chance before they hand 'em up. Some...