My push for Dan LeFevour
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The guy is a winner, simply put. Over the course of his 4 years starting for the Central Michigan Chippewas his win/loss records are as follows:
2006: 10-4
2007: 8-6
2008: 8-5
2009: 12-2
Overall 38-17
Among those 17 losses were opponents such as Arizona, Boston College, Georgia, Purdue, the No. 17 Ball State of 2008, Kansas
Purdue, Clemson, Purdue, Boston College, Michigan, Kentucky.
His statistics:
Career:
1,171 of 1,763 passes, 66.4% completion
12,905 yards passing
102 passing TD's
36 INT's
671 rushes
2,948 yards rushing
47 rushing TD's
THAT IS A LOT OF TOUCHDOWNS!
Not only does he perform on the field, he has a 3.58 gpa. He is a big guy standing 6'3" 238 lbs, he can take a hit, was a running back in high school.
IMHO he is a steal in this draft where he is projected 3rd round.
Here is a list of his awards and achievements
* 2006 MAC Freshman of the Year
* 2006 All-MAC first team selection
* 2006 Honorable mention Freshman All-American by Sporting News
* 2006 Academic All-MAC honoree
* 2006 MVP of the Motor City Bowl
* 2007 USA Today Player of the Week
* 2007 MAC Offensive Player of the Year
* 2007 MVP of the MAC Championship Game
* 2007 All-MAC first team selection
* 2008 All-MAC second team selection
* 2009 MAC Offensive Player of the Year
* 2009 All-MAC first team selection
* 2009 MVP of the MAC Championship Game
* 2010 MVP of the GMAC Bowl
Anyone else with me?
The guy is a winner, simply put. Over the course of his 4 years starting for the Central Michigan Chippewas his win/loss records are as follows:
2006: 10-4
2007: 8-6
2008: 8-5
2009: 12-2
Overall 38-17
Among those 17 losses were opponents such as Arizona, Boston College, Georgia, Purdue, the No. 17 Ball State of 2008, Kansas
Purdue, Clemson, Purdue, Boston College, Michigan, Kentucky.
His statistics:
Career:
1,171 of 1,763 passes, 66.4% completion
12,905 yards passing
102 passing TD's
36 INT's
671 rushes
2,948 yards rushing
47 rushing TD's
THAT IS A LOT OF TOUCHDOWNS!
Not only does he perform on the field, he has a 3.58 gpa. He is a big guy standing 6'3" 238 lbs, he can take a hit, was a running back in high school.
IMHO he is a steal in this draft where he is projected 3rd round.
Here is a list of his awards and achievements
* 2006 MAC Freshman of the Year
* 2006 All-MAC first team selection
* 2006 Honorable mention Freshman All-American by Sporting News
* 2006 Academic All-MAC honoree
* 2006 MVP of the Motor City Bowl
* 2007 USA Today Player of the Week
* 2007 MAC Offensive Player of the Year
* 2007 MVP of the MAC Championship Game
* 2007 All-MAC first team selection
* 2008 All-MAC second team selection
* 2009 MAC Offensive Player of the Year
* 2009 All-MAC first team selection
* 2009 MVP of the MAC Championship Game
* 2010 MVP of the GMAC Bowl
Anyone else with me?
I'm concerned about his arm strength....we already have a qb like that. What about Tony Pike?
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The guy is a winner, simply put. Over the course of his 4 years starting for the Central Michigan Chippewas his win/loss records are as follows:
2006: 10-4
2007: 8-6
2008: 8-5
2009: 12-2
Overall 38-17
Among those 17 losses were opponents such as Arizona, Boston College, Georgia, Purdue, the No. 17 Ball State of 2008, Kansas
Purdue, Clemson, Purdue, Boston College, Michigan, Kentucky.
His statistics:
Career:
1,171 of 1,763 passes, 66.4% completion
12,905 yards passing
102 passing TD's
36 INT's
671 rushes
2,948 yards rushing
47 rushing TD's
THAT IS A LOT OF TOUCHDOWNS!
Not only does he perform on the field, he has a 3.58 gpa. He is a big guy standing 6'3" 238 lbs, he can take a hit, was a running back in high school.
IMHO he is a steal in this draft where he is projected 3rd round.
Here is a list of his awards and achievements
* 2006 MAC Freshman of the Year
* 2006 All-MAC first team selection
* 2006 Honorable mention Freshman All-American by Sporting News
* 2006 Academic All-MAC honoree
* 2006 MVP of the Motor City Bowl
* 2007 USA Today Player of the Week
* 2007 MAC Offensive Player of the Year
* 2007 MVP of the MAC Championship Game
* 2007 All-MAC first team selection
* 2008 All-MAC second team selection
* 2009 MAC Offensive Player of the Year
* 2009 All-MAC first team selection
* 2009 MVP of the MAC Championship Game
* 2010 MVP of the GMAC Bowl
Anyone else with me?
I'm concerned about his arm strength....we already have a qb like that. What about Tony Pike?
I'm concerned about his arm strength....we already have a qb like that. What about Tony Pike?
system QB
hurt to often
no thanks
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system QB
hurt to often
no thanks
I haven't done real extensive research on him, but he has the size, the arm, the intelligence, based on what I've read. The injury to his non throwing arm should be okay. What if we could get him in the third or maybe fourth round....isn't he worth taking a chance on? I just don't want a qb in the first or second round......I think this guy could have potential.
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Among those 17 losses were opponents such as Arizona, Boston College, Georgia, Purdue, the No. 17 Ball State of 2008, Kansas
Purdue, Clemson, Purdue, Boston College, Michigan, Kentucky.
so, every team that is any good they lost to?
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system QB
hurt to often
no thanks
I have never understood when people say system QB??
All QBs run some sort of system.
You guys need to start thinking outside the box a bit. The "pro-set" system isn't going to be as prevalent in the coming years.
Joe Montana was a system qb. Nobody complains about that.
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system QB
hurt to often
no thanks
I have never understood when people say system QB??
All QBs run some sort of system.
You guys need to start thinking outside the box a bit. The "pro-set" system isn't going to be as prevalent in the coming years.
Joe Montana was a system qb. Nobody complains about that.
I have never understood when people say system QB??
All QBs run some sort of system.
tell that to graham harrell. he had one of the best qb years ever and didn't even get drafted. hell the browns thought he wasn't good enough to qb for this team. what does that say about him?
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tell that to graham harrell. he had one of the best qb years ever and didn't even get drafted. hell the browns thought he wasn't good enough to qb for this team. what does that say about him?
not just to prove your point (or my ignorance), but who is Graham Harrell?
(and if ALL 32 teams pass on him every round? come on man....but hey, happened to Charlie Ward back in the day)
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tell that to graham harrell. he had one of the best qb years ever and didn't even get drafted. hell the browns thought he wasn't good enough to qb for this team. what does that say about him?
not just to prove your point (or my ignorance), but who is Graham Harrell?
(and if ALL 32 teams pass on him every round? come on man....but hey, happened to Charlie Ward back in the day)
not just to prove your point (or my ignorance), but who is Graham Harrell?
(and if ALL 32 teams pass on him every round? come on man....but hey, happened to Charlie Ward back in the day)
he was the qb at texas tech the last couple of years. he played with crabtree and threw up great numbers his senior year. he had close to 50 touchdowns in one season and had a bunch of yards. he can't function in a pro style system. another guy like that is colt brennan and just to add another would be brian brohm.
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tell that to graham harrell. he had one of the best qb years ever and didn't even get drafted. hell the browns thought he wasn't good enough to qb for this team. what does that say about him?
That gets to my point about people being stuck in the box.
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system QB
hurt to often
no thanks
I have never understood when people say system QB??
All QBs run some sort of system.
You guys need to start thinking outside the box a bit. The "pro-set" system isn't going to be as prevalent in the coming years.
Joe Montana was a system qb. Nobody complains about that.
You guys need to start thinking outside the box a bit. The "pro-set" system isn't going to be as prevalent in the coming years.
i see what you're saying, but i don't think it's going to happen as fast as you think. michael vick was supposed to be the guy who did that and he only had a couple of good years. jmarcus russell never even had a semi-decent year. look at the top two qb's of the decade: manning and brady. they are total statues. sure big ben, favre, brees and a few others can move around, but the run first offense will fail in the nfl just like it's failed before. linebackers and d-linemen are just too fast in the nfl to let the qb get outside on a consistent basis. they know how to contain unlike college kids.
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tell that to graham harrell. he had one of the best qb years ever and didn't even get drafted. hell the browns thought he wasn't good enough to qb for this team. what does that say about him?
That gets to my point about people being stuck in the box.
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I'm a little tentative in evaluating LeFevour because I've watched less of him than the other QB prospects. But from what I've seen - three or four games this year, soon to be more - I can't help but agree with Wright's analysis.
To be honest, I'm a bit surprised by all the LeFevour love here. I'm not a big McCoy fan, but I'd have him a tier or two higher than the Fever, who strikes me as more of a 5th round guy.
I totally respect your opinion, but assuming they're all there (McCoy and Bradford won't be) let me twist your arm- who do we take with one of our third round picks?
And I'll let you wait until after the Senior Bowl to answer.
I've seen zero of LeFevour, so no opinion there- but the track record of MAC qbs has been pretty decent in the NFL of late.
I totally respect your opinion, but assuming they're all there (McCoy and Bradford won't be) let me twist your arm- who do we take with one of our third round picks?
And I'll let you wait until after the Senior Bowl to answer.
Yeah, the Senior Bowl will be very important. Pike and Canfield are intriguing to me, but each needs to answer questions about his game: for Pike, it's mental toughness and the "system QB" q's; for Canfield, it's mobility and footwork - particularly his ability to shuffle & reset his feet while facing pressure. Both of those guys could be 3rd round options.
Also, keep an eye on Jarrett Brown; he's very raw but has McNabb-like physical tools. If we bring in McNabb, it'd be a good idea to draft Brown in the 4th & have him learn under Donovan for 2-3 years. I like him a lot, but he needs to have a good week to keep his stock from sliding.
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I think we are all overlooking the fact that this year's qb class is pretty weak. A lot of these guys who are 2-3 rounders would be 4-6 rounders prob next year. I don't see any reason we should reach for a qb in this draft. Get a vet through FA (Pennington) to compete with Quinn and let them duke it out for the starting job next year.
IMO, we should build the rest of our team first, so that when we draft a qb, he has other facets of the team to rely on while he goes through growing pains. I hate to say it, but we should do what the ravens, stoolers, and jets did for their teams.
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I remember when Bubby Brister was going to change the game. Randall Cunningham, McNabb, list goes on. It will never change that much, the WildDawg may stick around but that's about it.
Peens is stuck on this system he wants for Timmy God to succeed, but even if Tebow does work out he won't change the way the game is essentially played.
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A good buddy of mine swears by The Fever, and he knows his stuff. I'm in favor of drafting two QB's from 3rd on down, we have 11 picks. Whether it's Quinn or a McNabb type brought in these guys can be developed under Holmgren's expertise. Makes sense to me, and please don't bring up Ratliff. If he was any good whatsoever he would have gotten some snaps at some point this year. Really, the guy shouldn't have made the roster out of preseason, Bartel was better.
The more shots you take the more chance you have of hitting on a real find, and we know how these MAC QB's go.
I'm in favor of drafting two QB's from 3rd on down, we have 11 picks. Whether it's Quinn or a McNabb type brought in these guys can be developed under Holmgren's expertise. Makes sense to me, and please don't bring up Ratliff. If he was any good whatsoever he would have gotten some snaps at some point this year. Really, the guy shouldn't have made the roster out of preseason, Bartel was better.
The more shots you take the more chance you have of hitting on a real find, and we know how these MAC QB's go.
Love the 2 QB idea. Personally, I've been flirting with the idea of bringing in Jarrett Brown in the 4th and Mike Kafka in the 6th. Brown will remind Heckert of a raw Donovan McNabb; Holmgren might see some Hasselbeckian qualities in Kafka.
Those two would make a lot of sense if we acquire a veteran QB capable of starting for the next two to three years. If it's Quinn again next year, we might want to use a higher pick on someone who could start in 2011.
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system QB
hurt to often
no thanks
I haven't done real extensive research on him, but he has the size, the arm, the intelligence, based on what I've read. The injury to his non throwing arm should be okay. What if we could get him in the third or maybe fourth round....isn't he worth taking a chance on? I just don't want a qb in the first or second round......I think this guy could have potential.
I haven't done real extensive research on him, but he has the size, the arm, the intelligence, based on what I've read. The injury to his non throwing arm should be okay. What if we could get him in the third or maybe fourth round....isn't he worth taking a chance on? I just don't want a qb in the first or second round......I think this guy could have potential.
still makes him a system QB
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I'm in favor of drafting two QB's from 3rd on down, we have 11 picks. Whether it's Quinn or a McNabb type brought in these guys can be developed under Holmgren's expertise. Makes sense to me, and please don't bring up Ratliff. If he was any good whatsoever he would have gotten some snaps at some point this year. Really, the guy shouldn't have made the roster out of preseason, Bartel was better.
The more shots you take the more chance you have of hitting on a real find, and we know how these MAC QB's go.
Love the 2 QB idea. Personally, I've been flirting with the idea of bringing in Jarrett Brown in the 4th and Mike Kafka in the 6th. Brown will remind Heckert of a raw Donovan McNabb; Holmgren might see some Hasselbeckian qualities in Kafka.
Those two would make a lot of sense if we acquire a veteran QB capable of starting for the next two to three years. If it's Quinn again next year, we might want to use a higher pick on someone who could start in 2011.
Love the 2 QB idea.
Me too! We have ELEVEN draft picks this year so it's not gonna feel like 08 when we only had 5 (and no day 1) or heading into the offseason before 09 with only 4 draft picks to our name. We can definitely draft 2 QBs for this QB starved team. Green Bay did that with Flynn and Brohm just a couple years ago when they were getting ready to finally see what they had in Aaron Rodgers.
- Tom F.
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I would rather draft 2 O-linemen...
That said, I wouldn't mind drafting 2, though I would like to get one sooner to maybe get a little better player.
If the goal is getting a real qb, how about drafting one in the 1st and one in the 2nd?? That doesn't sound all that great does it.
It's sort of like the lottery....does buying 1 extra quick pick really increase your chances of hitting a winner??
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no
day 1 1st round
day 2 2nd,3rd round
day 3 4th,5th,6th,7th i believe
the 4th round maybe on day 2
just checked it, and you're right. but why'd the change the order 2 years in a row?
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I think we are all overlooking the fact that this year's qb class is pretty weak. A lot of these guys who are 2-3 rounders would be 4-6 rounders prob next year. I don't see any reason we should reach for a qb in this draft. Get a vet through FA (Pennington) to compete with Quinn and let them duke it out for the starting job next year.
IMO, we should build the rest of our team first, so that when we draft a qb, he has other facets of the team to rely on while he goes through growing pains. I hate to say it, but we should do what the ravens, stoolers, and jets did for their teams.
Get a vet through FA (Pennington) to compete with Quinn and let them duke it out for the starting job next year.
NO MORE QB COMPITITIONS......PLEASE GOD NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
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