Seems like:

Quinn - starter

Ratleff - 2nd string

Harell - 3rd string

DA - trade him

OR:

Quinn - starter

DA - 2nd string

Ratleff - 3rd string

Harell - practice squad and then as soon as a QB goes down during the pre-season, dangle DA.

@legacy-fan said:

I wasn't sure if Curry was or not, like I said. The point remains the same. If bling at the draft classifies someone as a diva, then there are a lot of divas. Nothing has been confirmed about Crabtree being a diva and I'm willing to give him the benefit of the doubt until he proves otherwise.

@3074326 said:

Not Don Brown. He was at home with his parents in a T-shirt.

I'm so glad he didn't end up in the AFC North. Especially with the Stoolers. This is one guy I hope is very successful.

The classiest guy in the draft.

I think guys like Tucker look like idiots with a solid body tattoo too, but what are you going to do?? You can't tell them to take them off. At least the jewelry freaks can.

@legacy-fan said:

Yeah, the only "bling" Curry wore was a Wake Forest lapel pin, which he removed before the f*cking Seahawks selected him.

I noticed Eugene Monroe was wearing two gold watches, which wasn't a real shocker:

Monroe has been called lazy by some NFL scouts and the big offensive tackle reportedly told people prior to the 2008 season, "I will turn it on now because I have to," referencing the fact he was not previously playing up to his potential. Even Mike Groh, the former offensive coordinator from Virginia, has told people Monroe is not as tough or nasty as Brandon Albert, the 15th pick of last April's first round.

I don't really have a problem with these guys wearing the stuff, but it does reinforce negative perceptions. So if the guy's got a bad rep and he still wears it, he's probably not very smart.

@sisky-fringo said:

Prime wears bling too.....it's not the floss that's the problem, it's what they let us see when the cameras are rolling. or what they didn't care we saw. like when Cushing was chewing his gum like a cow but saw a camera and quickly made the adjustment and hid it. those nflnet features were a great opportunity for those guys. some attempted to show a bit of class for the cameras and audience, others chose to carry themselves as if they were/are bigger than the world. the writing is definitely on the wall w/ Crabtree. he wears a lot of red too. just saying.

remove shame from a human and there's no end to his unpredictably.

To a certain extent floss is a problem. Maybe not so much for the next gen, but it sure as hell is for us old geezers- who now pay these guys contracts. Rookie pay scale = guaranteed in next collective bargaining agreement.

Um, prove you're great, before you start acting like you're great. Personally, I have a low tolerance for arrogance. Hello? Peter Warrick, Anyone? LOL, Hart Lee Dykes, google that one for kicks & giggles.

@3074326 said:

I have to disagree. The only bling Curry was wearing on draft day was a 10 year old cancer survivor from St Judes. The guy is a class act.

@hoorta said:

nope--that's one bet i won't take.

Prime wears bling too.....it's not the floss that's the problem, it's what they let us see when the cameras are rolling. or what they didn't care we saw. like when Cushing was chewing his gum like a cow but saw a camera and quickly made the adjustment and hid it. those nflnet features were a great opportunity for those guys. some attempted to show a bit of class for the cameras and audience, others chose to carry themselves as if they were/are bigger than the world. the writing is definitely on the wall w/ Crabtree. he wears a lot of red too. just saying.

remove shame from a human and there's no end to his unpredictablilty.

@hoorta said:

In all fairness to Crabtree, I think there were a lot of players wearing bling. I think Aaron Curry was one of those guys, too, and he's considered the opposite of a diva, but I'm not sure on that one. There were many.

@hoorta said:

Agreed. Mankoke made a great decision with this one.

Oh, when can we officially become Harrell fags? Is it before or after the pink jersey's are printed?

@standish said:

Someone's gotta be leaving right?

Ya know what I took from that? Crabtree is a Diva. Check. Anyone else notice the 20+TW carat Bling he was wearing on draft day? The guy is gonna want to get paid, and big time. Any bets that's he's going to hold out for a mega contract?

@earl34 said:

He has some things working for him. If he had a stronger arm he would've been drafted. He has a pretty weak arm. That being said, he's accurate and makes quick decisions as you said. Unfortunately, his defensive competition was below average and his offense was such an efficient college offense that it's really tough to get a read on how good his decision making is.

I do think he's better than Brennan, so Harrell should be able to make the team at least.

@solon16 said:

Dude does have a point DA was in the Probowl being a fluke or not - hell I remember being on the Kelly Holcomb bandwagon when he was throwing bombs until that horrible playoff game giving up 17 points in 5minutes to the fracking steelers in the forth quarter..... I wouldnt be suprised if we get better players out of UDFA's than the guys we drafted except for Robiskie (I feel he will mirror the likes of a Santonio Holmes type player yeeeeeee)

@shepwrite said:

Like say, ours? After Quinn and Ratliff?

Guess you missed the senior bowl...it was derrick anderson in the probowl...esk!

@clevelandfanforlife said:

Much like the kid from Hawaii last year, he's purely a system QB.

I think Tebow will be the same, just as Alex Smith was under Meyer in Utah.

@earl34 said:

And that would be a fair point as well.

I might disagree some wouldn't translate well to the NFL, but they don't run them, so it does mean a certain skill set is more desirable.

@ballpeen said:

That's a fair point. Perhaps, it is more accurate to say that some systems don't translate well into the NFL such as the spread/run and shoot. Colt Brennan managed to stick with the Redskins last year running a completely different offense than what he ran at Hawaii. Texas Tech QBs don't typically find even that kind of success.

@cambridgeho said:

So, maybe someone should tell the other guys to not bother to show up.

There are all kind of UDFAs lining up on Sundays that guys like you never thought had a chance. One will be our starting safety and one is Cribbs. Oh and there's this guy in Pissburgh named Harrison.

So, you never know

@fooleeze said:

That's a lot of QBs.

We have 4 mini camps and 2 two are voluntary. UDFA players need someone to throw the ball to them. Never know when you can find a diamond in the rough.

Last year RAC killed these guys in camp because he only had 3 guys. Quinn and Anderwon both had sore arms.

@earl34 said:

Seems to me all QBs are system QBs....Montana was a system QB. Put Peyton in a roll out system, he would flop, so yes....he is a system QB.

@thedawgs said:

We can't have 3 QB's that have a total experience of 3 NFL games between them. Just isn't healthy

@clevelandfanforlife said:

He's a system QB. After the likes of Andre Ware, David Klingler, Kliff Kingsbury, etc.....no one really wants to take a shot. The one thing I do like about the kid is that he makes quick decisions. I think his arm is average and his athleticism is minimal otherwise. That said, Colt Brennan stuck with the Redskins last year and he was a similar QB.