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  • Yes quarterbacks go high, the most important players on the field. There are also busts, a list of 50 including some recent BROWNS:

    http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1047730-50-biggest-quarterback-busts-in-nfl-draft-history

    @mjp28 said:

    Yes quarterbacks go high, the most important players on the field. There are also busts, a list of 50 including some recent BROWNS:

    http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1047730-50-biggest-quarterback-busts-in-nfl-draft-history

    There is a bit of assholery in there.   And definitely a few that don't belong.  Culpepper, Pennington, O'brien, Kerry Collins....were all actually fairly good QBs.  I believe Couch should not be in there.

    And this must be fairly old....as there is no Weeden/Manziel in there.

  • @syd said:

    no hue lost us all those games sashi didn't help either by not keeping a vet qb on the team,so ya a decent coach and a good qb can take you to the promised land before a db will

    Well....of 16 losses....Hue gets the Lions share.....but...Kizer was directly responsible for all the TOs....so if he doesn't get the lion's share....he gets the Tiger's share.

    @the-gipper said:

    Well....of 16 losses....Hue gets the Lions share.....but...Kizer was directly responsible for all the TOs....so if he doesn't get the lion's share....he gets the Tiger's share.

    ha aha aha  I agree but if we would bother to develop a qb (hopefully we bring in a vet qb) I would rather go that route which is why i would like to see us draft a qb #1 and hopefully we draft the right one

  • @the-gipper said:

    Not sure what you are asking?  Are you asking where, of the starting QBs on the 32 teams this past year, did they get drafted?  

    I know at least about half of them were 1st rounders.  Just off the top of my head:

    Goff #1 overall

    Rivers #4

    Palmer #1...now retired

    Watson #10

    Alex Smith  #1

    Rodgers (injured like #24..not sure about Hundley)

    Trubisky #2

    Stafford #1

    Mariota #2

    Ryan #3

    Newton #1

    Bortles #3

    Cutler  mid 1st...like #11

    Winston #1

    Flaco...like #18 I think

    Ben R.  #11

    Wentz #2

    Eli #1

    Luck #1  injured

    Others:

    Wilson 3rd round

    Carr 2d round

    Garrapolo 2d 

    Prescott 4th round

    Keenum:  UDFA

    Brees  2d  (#32...which was 2d at the time)

    Brissett...not sure...mid rounder

    Kizer  2d

    Dalton 2d

    Cousins 4th

    Taylor...not sure   mid rounder?

    Brady 6th

    And if you can tell me who the Jets and Broncos started...I guess I may be able to tell what round they came in.    Siemian was like 7th round. Bryce Petty was 3rd.  Osweiler was 2d or 3rd. 

    OK. Among those, I'd only take the following non-first rounders: Wilson, Carr, Garoppolo, Brees, Brady. 5 out of 32 is not a very nice statistic. 

    Among first rounders: Stafford, Mariota, Ryan, Newton, Winston (meh), Flacco, BR, Eli, Wentz, Luck. 11 out of 32. 

    So it could be said that you double your chances by drafting a QB on first round. Not because drafting a random guy on 1st makes him automatically good, but because everyone drafts BPA thay fits their needs, just before someone else tries to draft him. So if you draft someone on 1st it is because a bigger number of teams think he's good, therefore there's less risk to fail.

    @nero said:

    OK. Among those, I'd only take the following non-first rounders: Wilson, Carr, Garoppolo, Brees, Brady. 5 out of 32 is not a very nice statistic. 

    Among first rounders: Stafford, Mariota, Ryan, Newton, Winston (meh), Flacco, BR, Eli, Wentz, Luck. 11 out of 32. 

    So it could be said that you double your chances by drafting a QB on first round. Not because drafting a random guy on 1st makes him automatically good, but because everyone drafts BPA thay fits their needs, just before someone else tries to draft him. So if you draft someone on 1st it is because a bigger number of teams think he's good, therefore there's less risk to fail.

    Huh?

  • Derwin AND Minkah

    Go Shmucking crazy

    @mld-woody said:

    Derwin AND Minkah

    Go Shmucking crazy

    In theory...not a bad idea.  Would never happen....but the Browns could definitely use a combo like that.

  • sydS syd

    @the-gipper said:

    Well....of 16 losses....Hue gets the Lions share.....but...Kizer was directly responsible for all the TOs....so if he doesn't get the lion's share....he gets the Tiger's share.

    ha aha aha  I agree but if we would bother to develop a qb (hopefully we bring in a vet qb) I would rather go that route which is why i would like to see us draft a qb #1 and hopefully we draft the right one

    @syd said:

    ha aha aha  I agree but if we would bother to develop a qb (hopefully we bring in a vet qb) I would rather go that route which is why i would like to see us draft a qb #1 and hopefully we draft the right one

    Elvis trumps Bowie.....go for the QB at #4. 😛

  • @nero said:

    OK. Among those, I'd only take the following non-first rounders: Wilson, Carr, Garoppolo, Brees, Brady. 5 out of 32 is not a very nice statistic. 

    Among first rounders: Stafford, Mariota, Ryan, Newton, Winston (meh), Flacco, BR, Eli, Wentz, Luck. 11 out of 32. 

    So it could be said that you double your chances by drafting a QB on first round. Not because drafting a random guy on 1st makes him automatically good, but because everyone drafts BPA thay fits their needs, just before someone else tries to draft him. So if you draft someone on 1st it is because a bigger number of teams think he's good, therefore there's less risk to fail.

    Huh?

    @the-gipper said:

    Huh?

    You were talking about waiting to 2nd round to draft a QB, but the odds are against that move. 

  • @nero said:

    OK. Among those, I'd only take the following non-first rounders: Wilson, Carr, Garoppolo, Brees, Brady. 5 out of 32 is not a very nice statistic. 

    Among first rounders: Stafford, Mariota, Ryan, Newton, Winston (meh), Flacco, BR, Eli, Wentz, Luck. 11 out of 32. 

    So it could be said that you double your chances by drafting a QB on first round. Not because drafting a random guy on 1st makes him automatically good, but because everyone drafts BPA thay fits their needs, just before someone else tries to draft him. So if you draft someone on 1st it is because a bigger number of teams think he's good, therefore there's less risk to fail.

    Huh?

    @the-gipper said:

    Huh?

    i think maybe he meant you have better odd's when drafting a QB within the first 4 picks to have a good one

  • @syd said:

    ha aha aha  I agree but if we would bother to develop a qb (hopefully we bring in a vet qb) I would rather go that route which is why i would like to see us draft a qb #1 and hopefully we draft the right one

    Elvis trumps Bowie.....go for the QB at #4. 😛

    @the-gipper said:

    Elvis trumps Bowie.....go for the QB at #4. 😛

    the Bowie Elvis debate to continue 

  • @the-gipper said:

    Huh?

    You were talking about waiting to 2nd round to draft a QB, but the odds are against that move. 

    @nero said:

    You were talking about waiting to 2nd round to draft a QB, but the odds are against that move. 

    I was not talking about that.  I did say that it may be possible that we could get one in round 2 that could be every bit as good as the guys that might go in round one.....given the melange of talent at the position...but I was not talking about doing that.

  • sydS syd

    @the-gipper said:

    Elvis trumps Bowie.....go for the QB at #4. 😛

    the Bowie Elvis debate to continue 

    @syd said:

    the Bowie Elvis debate to continue 

    No need....love them both.

  • @nero said:

    You were talking about waiting to 2nd round to draft a QB, but the odds are against that move. 

    I was not talking about that.  I did say that it may be possible that we could get one in round 2 that could be every bit as good as the guys that might go in round one.....given the melange of talent at the position...but I was not talking about doing that.

    @the-gipper said:

    I was not talking about that.  I did say that it may be possible that we could get one in round 2 that could be every bit as good as the guys that might go in round one.....given the melange of talent at the position...but I was not talking about doing that.

    Uh huh. My fault then. (Insert here "sorry I'm Spaniard" excuses)

  • @syd said:

    the Bowie Elvis debate to continue 

    No need....love them both.

    @the-gipper said:

    No need....love them both.

    did you watch the Bowie special on hbo Monday night ? it was all right the last ten minutes were great

    side note: draft a QB #1

  • Minkah isn’t even the top rated safety, much less the top rated prospect.

  • Derwin AND Minkah

    Go Shmucking crazy

    @mld-woody said:

    Derwin AND Minkah

    Go Shmucking crazy

    So where would Peppers play?

  • @the-gipper said:

    I was not talking about that.  I did say that it may be possible that we could get one in round 2 that could be every bit as good as the guys that might go in round one.....given the melange of talent at the position...but I was not talking about doing that.

    Uh huh. My fault then. (Insert here "sorry I'm Spaniard" excuses)

    @nero said:

    Uh huh. My fault then. (Insert here "sorry I'm Spaniard" excuses)

    What derogatory term do the English have for Spaniards?  

    Or, there is this joke:   How do you find the Spanish?    Look on the bottom of the Channel.

    An American tourist goes into a restaurant in Spain and orders the specialty of the house. When his dinner arrives, he asks the waiter what it is. "These, senor," replied the waiter in broken English, "are the arms of the bull killed in the ring today." The tourist swallowed hard but tasted the dish and thought it was delicious. So he comes back the next evening and orders the same item. When it is served, he says to the waiter, "These arms... are much smaller than the ones I had last night." "Yes, senor," replied the waiter, "You see...the bull, he does not always lose. 

     

  • Minkah isn’t even the top rated safety, much less the top rated prospect.

    @tim-couch-pulls-out said:

    Minkah isn’t even the top rated safety, much less the top rated prospect.

    Most services have him ranked as the top 1-2 overall prospects of the draft. He is primarily listed as FS....but can supposedly also play SS.

    Derwin James...a SS is often top ranked as well. 

    And yes....most services have Minkah ahead of James.   Do you think I did not do quite a bit of searching on this?

  • Minkah isn’t even the top rated safety, much less the top rated prospect.

    @tim-couch-pulls-out said:

    Minkah isn’t even the top rated safety, much less the top rated prospect.

    Link

  • @tim-couch-pulls-out said:

    Minkah isn’t even the top rated safety, much less the top rated prospect.

    Link

    @texasag1969 said:

    Linkah

    Fify

    WSS

  • @nero said:

    Uh huh. My fault then. (Insert here "sorry I'm Spaniard" excuses)

    What derogatory term do the English have for Spaniards?  

    Or, there is this joke:   How do you find the Spanish?    Look on the bottom of the Channel.

    An American tourist goes into a restaurant in Spain and orders the specialty of the house. When his dinner arrives, he asks the waiter what it is. "These, senor," replied the waiter in broken English, "are the arms of the bull killed in the ring today." The tourist swallowed hard but tasted the dish and thought it was delicious. So he comes back the next evening and orders the same item. When it is served, he says to the waiter, "These arms... are much smaller than the ones I had last night." "Yes, senor," replied the waiter, "You see...the bull, he does not always lose. 

     

    @the-gipper said:

    What derogatory term do the English have for Spaniards?  

    Or, there is this joke:   How do you find the Spanish?    Look on the bottom of the Channel.

    An American tourist goes into a restaurant in Spain and orders the specialty of the house. When his dinner arrives, he asks the waiter what it is. "These, senor," replied the waiter in broken English, "are the arms of the bull killed in the ring today." The tourist swallowed hard but tasted the dish and thought it was delicious. So he comes back the next evening and orders the same item. When it is served, he says to the waiter, "These arms... are much smaller than the ones I had last night." "Yes, senor," replied the waiter, "You see...the bull, he does not always lose. 

     

    I knew the restaurant joke. You should ask @londonbrown

    about derogatory terms used for Spaniards, he's the English around here.

  • @tim-couch-pulls-out said:

    Minkah isn’t even the top rated safety, much less the top rated prospect.

    Link

    @texasag1969 said:

    Link

    Derwin is still ranked ahead of Minkah on CBS’s Big Board.