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  • @the-gipper said:

    Don't care. So did the 1985 Chicago Bears. No red flag there now, was there?

    I think you need to get away from the rap song and read about the kid.

    And then look at the QBS that are successful in the NFL and compare.

    Zombo

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
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    Zombo said:

    I think you need to get away from the rap song and read about the kid.

    And then look at the QBS that are successful in the NFL and compare.

    Zombo

    I am not saying we should draft him. I am just saying that it wouldn't bother me if they took a late round flyer on him. Certainly nothing in rounds 1-5. And if we take another QB earlier, taking him certainly could be superfluous.

  • underclassman have till midnight tonight to declare to NFL. Baker Mayfield & Luke Falk our the 2 QB's to watch. Josh Allen is not coming out..I favor the 2018 QB draft (which is stacking up nicely) once Kiser comes off the board or FA. Teams get official list "who's in" in hands 1-20

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
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    @gumby73 said:

    underclassman have till midnight tonight to declare to NFL. Baker Mayfield & Luke Falk our the 2 QB's to watch. Josh Allen is not coming out..I favor the 2018 QB draft (which is stacking up nicely) once Kiser comes off the board or FA. Teams get official list "who's in" in hands 1-20

    Again, I ask, who is going to be out there next year?

    Likely the best guys in the 2018 draft are guys that are not on the radar yet. Like Goff and Wentz last year. Trubisky this year. Etc.

  • @gumby73 said:

    underclassman have till midnight tonight to declare to NFL. Baker Mayfield & Luke Falk our the 2 QB's to watch. Josh Allen is not coming out..I favor the 2018 QB draft (which is stacking up nicely) once Kiser comes off the board or FA. Teams get official list "who's in" in hands 1-20

    Again, I ask, who is going to be out there next year?

    Likely the best guys in the 2018 draft are guys that are not on the radar yet. Like Goff and Wentz last year. Trubisky this year. Etc.

    T Taco918 wrote on last edited by
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    @the-gipper said:

    Again, I ask, who is going to be out there next year?

    Likely the best guys in the 2018 draft are guys that are not on the radar yet. Like Goff and Wentz last year. Trubisky this year. Etc.

    Off the top of my head, Josh Rosen out of UCLA, Sam Darnold of USC, Jake Browning out of Washington, Mason Rudolph from the real OSU, and to a lesser extent Lamar Jackson out of Louisville.

  • U Unsympathetic wrote on last edited by
    #83

    I disagree completely with the notion that either Goff or Wentz are/were "The Best" last year.

    Goff - looks like an epic bust for Rams, right up there with JaMarcus Russell / Ryan Leaf. More of a bust than the JFF pick..

    Wentz, per PFF, was the worst QB in the league after week 7.

    If that's your comparison, you don't want Trubisky in that sentence..

    Also, time to congratulate [and change opinions on] the FO: They were CORRECT to trade out of the 2 last year..

  • @the-gipper said:

    Again, I ask, who is going to be out there next year?

    Likely the best guys in the 2018 draft are guys that are not on the radar yet. Like Goff and Wentz last year. Trubisky this year. Etc.

    Off the top of my head, Josh Rosen out of UCLA, Sam Darnold of USC, Jake Browning out of Washington, Mason Rudolph from the real OSU, and to a lesser extent Lamar Jackson out of Louisville.

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
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    @taco918 said:

    Off the top of my head, Josh Rosen out of UCLA, Sam Darnold of USC, Jake Browning out of Washington, Mason Rudolph from the real OSU, and to a lesser extent Lamar Jackson out of Louisville.

    OK, thanks.

    Josh Rosen has been highly touted ever since he was a freshman.

    Browning has been give a lot of cred taking Washington where they went.

    How much did Darnold contribute to that late season run by USC?

    Mason Rudolph may be a phantom. Big 12 QBs....usually vastly overrated.

    Jackson, fabulous college player. Not many consider him a pro prospect, fair to say?

  • I disagree completely with the notion that either Goff or Wentz are/were "The Best" last year.

    Goff - looks like an epic bust for Rams, right up there with JaMarcus Russell / Ryan Leaf. More of a bust than the JFF pick..

    Wentz, per PFF, was the worst QB in the league after week 7.

    If that's your comparison, you don't want Trubisky in that sentence..

    Also, time to congratulate [and change opinions on] the FO: They were CORRECT to trade out of the 2 last year..

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
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    @unsympathetic said:

    I disagree completely with the notion that either Goff or Wentz are/were "The Best" last year.

    Goff - looks like an epic bust for Rams, right up there with JaMarcus Russell / Ryan Leaf. More of a bust than the JFF pick..

    Wentz, per PFF, was the worst QB in the league after week 7.

    If that's your comparison, you don't want Trubisky in that sentence..

    Also, time to congratulate [and change opinions on] the FO: They were CORRECT to trade out of the 2 last year..

    He is only in the sentence to the extent that prior to the college season, he was not on the radar really as being considered the best QB in the draft.

    Obviously Goff and Wentz became considered the best QBs in last year's draft. (we are not considering how they actually played) going 1, 2.

    But they were not really considered that in January of their senior year.

  • W wargograw wrote on last edited by
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    No Big 12 QB has ever won a playoff game, or so I've heard. Others can check.

  • No Big 12 QB has ever won a playoff game, or so I've heard. Others can check.

    Z Zombo wrote on last edited by
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    @wargograw said:

    No Big 12 QB has ever won a playoff game, or so I've heard. Others can check.

    I think Steelers won a playoff game with Kordell. Seems they went to AFC championship.

    Maybe current Bug 12 teams.

    Zombo

  • No Big 12 QB has ever won a playoff game, or so I've heard. Others can check.

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
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    @wargograw said:

    No Big 12 QB has ever won a playoff game, or so I've heard. Others can check.

    How far back do you want to go? Technically, the Big 12 has only been around since 1996 when an amalgamation of the Big 8 and the Southwest Conference formed that league. I guess we limit the look back to that date.

    (but certainly teams currently members of the Big 12 have had QBs win NFL playoff games.)

    After doing some checking, I believe that is absolutely correct. Since 1996, no QB from a Big 12 school has won a playoff game.

    Pre Big 12, some of those schools have had playoff winning QBs: Troy Aikman OK, Jeff Hostetler WVa., Bobby Layne Texas, Sammy Baugh TCU

    Since then you have had Andy Dalton lose 4 times TCU, RGIII once, Baylor. Vince Young, Texas once.

  • @wargograw said:

    No Big 12 QB has ever won a playoff game, or so I've heard. Others can check.

    How far back do you want to go? Technically, the Big 12 has only been around since 1996 when an amalgamation of the Big 8 and the Southwest Conference formed that league. I guess we limit the look back to that date.

    (but certainly teams currently members of the Big 12 have had QBs win NFL playoff games.)

    After doing some checking, I believe that is absolutely correct. Since 1996, no QB from a Big 12 school has won a playoff game.

    Pre Big 12, some of those schools have had playoff winning QBs: Troy Aikman OK, Jeff Hostetler WVa., Bobby Layne Texas, Sammy Baugh TCU

    Since then you have had Andy Dalton lose 4 times TCU, RGIII once, Baylor. Vince Young, Texas once.

    T Taco918 wrote on last edited by
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    @the-gipper said:

    How far back do you want to go? Technically, the Big 12 has only been around since 1996 when an amalgamation of the Big 8 and the Southwest Conference formed that league. I guess we limit the look back to that date.

    (but certainly teams currently members of the Big 12 have had QBs win NFL playoff games.)

    After doing some checking, I believe that is absolutely correct. Since 1996, no QB from a Big 12 school has won a playoff game.

    Pre Big 12, some of those schools have had playoff winning QBs: Troy Aikman OK, Jeff Hostetler WVa., Bobby Layne Texas, Sammy Baugh TCU

    Since then you have had Andy Dalton lose 4 times TCU, RGIII once, Baylor. Vince Young, Texas once.

    Lynn Dickey out of K-State won a game or two for the Pack didn't he?

  • @the-gipper said:

    How far back do you want to go? Technically, the Big 12 has only been around since 1996 when an amalgamation of the Big 8 and the Southwest Conference formed that league. I guess we limit the look back to that date.

    (but certainly teams currently members of the Big 12 have had QBs win NFL playoff games.)

    After doing some checking, I believe that is absolutely correct. Since 1996, no QB from a Big 12 school has won a playoff game.

    Pre Big 12, some of those schools have had playoff winning QBs: Troy Aikman OK, Jeff Hostetler WVa., Bobby Layne Texas, Sammy Baugh TCU

    Since then you have had Andy Dalton lose 4 times TCU, RGIII once, Baylor. Vince Young, Texas once.

    Lynn Dickey out of K-State won a game or two for the Pack didn't he?

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
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    @taco918 said:

    Lynn Dickey out of K-State won a game or two for the Pack didn't he?

    I don't think he did. They weren't much good back then. They weren't much of a factor at all from the end of Lombardi's time until when Favre got there.

    Check that....actually he did win one game in the playoff, 1982. They beat the Cardinals. lost in the 2d round.

    But 1982 was the ONLY season between 1972 and 1993 that the Packers made the playoff. Their fortunes have changed for the better a great deal since then.

  • @taco918 said:

    Off the top of my head, Josh Rosen out of UCLA, Sam Darnold of USC, Jake Browning out of Washington, Mason Rudolph from the real OSU, and to a lesser extent Lamar Jackson out of Louisville.

    OK, thanks.

    Josh Rosen has been highly touted ever since he was a freshman.

    Browning has been give a lot of cred taking Washington where they went.

    How much did Darnold contribute to that late season run by USC?

    Mason Rudolph may be a phantom. Big 12 QBs....usually vastly overrated.

    Jackson, fabulous college player. Not many consider him a pro prospect, fair to say?

    T Taco918 wrote on last edited by
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    @the-gipper said:

    OK, thanks.

    Josh Rosen has been highly touted ever since he was a freshman.

    Browning has been give a lot of cred taking Washington where they went.

    How much did Darnold contribute to that late season run by USC?

    Mason Rudolph may be a phantom. Big 12 QBs....usually vastly overrated.

    Jackson, fabulous college player. Not many consider him a pro prospect, fair to say?

    I'm with you on Jackson but I believe Rudolph can be the real deal if you put him in a vertical offense.

    I'd be careful with the Big 12 talk though, your boy Mitch plays in a similar offensive system and played two to three teams (FSU, Stanford, and VT although the VT game was in the wake of a hurricane if I remember correctly) with what can be considered legit defenses.

  • W wargograw wrote on last edited by
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    Yes, 1996.