Heisman Trophy Winner……

All of you Andrew Luck faithful, get off your knees and wipe your mouths. If he was as great as you are convinced that he is……he would have won the Heisman……don’t you think?

quicker release
more polished
safer pick…really!!!!, safer for whom
qb pedigree…..dad was qb in NFL…..Sucked, but beside the point

Griffin…..

The quicker release
even more polished
WON the Heisman………, legitimate winner
Future star wherever he goes

Good luck to both QB’s

lakermetskins says: Mar 24, 2012 9:53 PM

The Shanahans haven’t forgotten how to win.

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Could have fooled me. So if they haven’t forgotten then they must have quit trying.
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For Little Earthquake, Shanahan needs a great qb to run his system. Brian Griese and Jake Plummer were not good enough. RG3 is the guy Shanahan needs.

Its funny. All super bowl winning coaches seem to have great QB’s running their systems. Interesting……………………

So, Gabbert came out, Gruesome had to go back for another year of pitch and catch with Kendall Wright. Since then BG has 14 NFL starts. RG had about the same Big 12 starts. If Gabbert was rated higher a year ago, WHAT HAS CHANGED?

these analysts are sooooooo scared to criticize rg3 because they will be called a racist by jesse jackson or al sharpton, what a bunch of cowards. everybody knows that luck is hands on the best prospect in the draft. these suckup analyst cowards are too afraid to say the facts and will keep talking up rg3 as the greatest thing ever, just like they did about vince young and michael vick and jamarcus russell etc.
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Merrill Hoge was the strongest voice against drafting Vince Young – going so far as to state that whoever drafted him would be out of a job within 3 years.

This has nothing to do with race — and I personally cannot stand when the race card is thrown out in any fashion or form. Hoge went in to evaluate one QB vs. another first and foremost, and he gave his opinion on it – skin color meant nothing. Cosell is saying the same thing.

Only the people who want to make an issue of skin color are making it so.

Once he was very accurate but he had a great O line and he was able to stand back and toss the ball effectively.

The other game he was under the same constant pressure he will see in the NFL and he wasn’t all that great.

I say RG3 play in two games as well and he was an amazing athlete. Passes were accurate and his running was as good as any back in the NFL.

If the Colts pick Luck and he fails big time, they won’t be able to give away tickets to the game.

First, when Russell was with the Raiders he missed practice frequently. Second, he became out of shape going from 250lbs to about 300lbs in 3yrs. Third, he had some drug issues.

So Coselle is giving an honest assessment, but the one thing he can’t assess is wether a player will be able to adjust to the rigors of the professional level.

Greg Cosell, 2007:

“Oh, man, can [he] flick it. Like Elway, he has the ability to see and make downfield throws 50 yards when he’s on the move. If you think [he] is one of those special quarterbacks — and in the NFL right now, there’s Peyton Manning, Tom Brady and Carson Palmer— you have to take him. I don’t know how the Raiders have him evaluated. But I can tell you watching him on film, he wowed me. This kid is a special passer, and he’s got a complete inventory of throws. He’s got that football intuition. He throws from different platforms, doesn’t always have to be perfectly and can move within the boxing-ring space of the pocket to find the quiet area.”

“He” = JaMarcus Russell.

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OH here we go with the JaMarcus Russell comparisons AGAIN! After reading Cossell’s analysts – he basically does what any and every and every anaylsts draft pundit does.

When it came to JaMarcus Russell’s ability, he was rated through the rough – however his work ethic, work habits were always in question.

To put RG3 in that same category, is just as blind as stupid as a majority of you were doing last year with Cam Newton. Cam and RG3 are hearing the comparisons and laughing and thanking ignorant buffons who are comparing them to JaMarcus Russell, for the extra motivation!

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Winning post. Opinions are like @@@@@@@@.
Everyone has one.

This is what he had to say about JaMarcus Russell when the Raiders had to decide between him and MEGATRON in the draft…

“Oh, man, can Russell flick it,” says NFL Network analyst Greg Cosell, who has broken down film of Russell and Quinn. “Like Elway, he has the ability to see and make downfield throws 50 yards when he’s on the move.

Cosell also thinks Russell has all the tools to be great. “This kid is a special passer, and he’s got a complete inventory of throws,” he says. “He’s got that football intuition. He throws from different platforms, doesn’t always have to be perfectly set and can move within the boxing-ring space of the pocket to find the quiet area.”

Case closed. I’m drafting Luck in my Fantasy league.