@gftchris said:
Obviously not forgetting Johnny Football. Also, for the homers there's braxton miller.
In terms of who we'll be drafting, *if* we have a good enough season, we might be looking at a TE, ILB, DB, or OG. I think if the players we have live up to potential, we could be set everywhere else, unless a stud comes along. However, it's worth keeping an eye on the top WRs in case Flash decides he loves that ganja too darn much and the team cuts/trades him.
I wouldn't take either before round 5 with a hope that they become a starting QB. It doesn't matter how good Miller may or may not do this year, he gets injuries almost every single game. He isn't someone you want to spend a high draft pick on. Johnny Football also thinks his actual name in fucking Johnny Football and his ego is too huge to be a starter in the NFL. I mean he took money for auto graphs after winning the Heisman, keeps getting in trouble with alcohol related incidents, and he got pulled after only playing the 3rd quarter of the Rice game for being an asshole.
@the-gipper said:
Don't trust QBs from bigger schools?
Would you say these are not "big schools":
Michigan...Tom Brady
Tennessee...Peyton Manning
Purdue...Drew Brees
Auburn...Cam Newton
Boston College...Matt Ryan
Georgia...Matt Stafford
Stanford...Andrew Luck
Oklahoma...Sam Bradford
USC...Carson Palmer
NC St.....Phillip Rivers
Mississippi...Eli Manning
Wisconsin....Russell Wilson
Oklahoma St....Weeden
For every BR that comes out of Miami, Oh., or ever Colin Kaepernick that comes out of Nevada-Reno, there are 3-4 starting NFL QBs that come from the power conference schools.
The only schools from the list I would consider to be big name schools are USC, Oklahoma, and to a slightly lesser extent Wisconsin and Michigan. How many teams did you just mention are constantly in the top 10-15 for recruits? When was the last time said teams contended for a national championship and if these played for one recently what team didn't immediately drop off the face of the earth when their QB went to the NFL.
Purdue, NC State, Mississippi, and BC are as likely to put out a top QB prospect as Miami OH is. Auburn and Wisconsin put out good QB's who were with their teams for only one season.