Brady Quinn

IrishofNDMan · #1 02-26-2007, 11:53 PM

im not saying it means a lot, I'm just pointing out that it is very impressive, that is all. I know football, I know that means nothing about being a good QB, it is just very very very impressive, that's all!

2MinsToPost · #2 02-27-2007, 04:49 AM

the combine is over rated

SCUDSBROTHER · #3 02-27-2007, 05:13 AM

I think Quinn is a real tough competitor,and can make it in the NFL.He better not go to a team with a poor offensive line though.His decision-making, and footspeed are too slow for that.He is smart,and given enough time,he can make plays.If I had a decent offensive line,but the team lacked a certain "fire," then he would be somebody I would want on the team.Giants should take him.Let him learn for a year,and then kick Peyton's bro out of there.

ddthetide · #4 02-27-2007, 05:44 AM

success in the nfl today, is more about the "system", the team that drafts you runs. if you fit the system you, do well.

great example of this was jeff garcia. good qb with the 49ers (west coast offense), floats around abit and looks like his career is over. lands with the eagles and has a great year. andy reid learned the west coast offense with? the 49ers.

Samarta · #5 02-27-2007, 06:50 AM

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Originally Posted by ddthetide

success in the nfl today, is more about the "system", the team that drafts you runs. if you fit the system you, do well.

great example of this was jeff garcia. good qb with the 49ers (west coast offense), floats around abit and looks like his career is over. lands with the eagles and has a great year. andy reid learned the west coast offense with? the 49ers.

and if you don't believe that, ask LaVaar Arrington....imo one of the top 3 most dangerous defensive players (not considering the injury bug) and was basically demoted to 2nd string because he didn't fit into the system in Washington.....one of the reasons why the skins didn't come back this year as good as they were in '05....with a guy like Arrington, you fit the system around him....

KY_Sasquash · #6 02-27-2007, 08:15 AM

Im still waiting for Quinn to actually win a game that has meaning. The guy is yet to show up in any big games. He's overrated, just as Notre Dame has been the past few years-they were demolished in their last two BCS games by Ohio St and LSU.

ddthetide · #7 02-27-2007, 10:25 AM

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Originally Posted by KY_Sasquash

Im still waiting for Quinn to actually win a game that has meaning. The guy is yet to show up in any big games. He's overrated, just as Notre Dame has been the past few years-they were demolished in their last two BCS games by Ohio St and LSU.

i dislike nd and i'm no BQ fan but it takes more than BQ to win those games. he just didn't have enough help. until nd get some defensive and OL help and they will NOT win big games. out scoring people doesn't beat good teams.

nd's recruits this year did not address either of the problems.

Nascar1966 · #8 02-27-2007, 04:56 PM

He is overated just like his coach. They both have something in common though, They blow the big one.

By the way IrishofNDman the last time I went to school wasn't 8 two times more that 4? That's not something I would be bragging about.

Goes Lions

Gimme Some Suger LSU style

If I remember wasn't mistaking wasn't that Quinn's and Weiss' worst nightmare earlier this year.

My two favorite college teams Penn State and whoever is kicking another overated and overhyped Notre Dame team in the @ss.

packerbacker7964 · #9 02-27-2007, 09:51 PM

Two words for you combine people Mike Mamuleah.