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tony320
02-05-2010, 01:06 AM
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tony320
02-05-2010, 01:06 AM
Eventually this will be the downfall of the Florida program. They won't get star QB's who want to play at the next level and Tebow's don't grow on trees. Meyer needs to get a QB guru in there and adjust the spread option stuff. WIll be very interesting how that program does over the next few years. They'll be stacked everywhere else of course(see latest signing day) but if your QB situation is shaky you will have issues in the SEC.

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symple19
02-05-2010, 02:07 PM
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Sean Cagney
02-05-2010, 02:33 PM
Eventually this will be the downfall of the Florida program. They won't get star QB's who want to play at the next level and Tebow's don't grow on trees. Meyer needs to get a QB guru in there and adjust the spread option stuff. WIll be very interesting how that program does over the next few years. They'll be stacked everywhere else of course(see latest signing day) but if your QB situation is shaky you will have issues in the SEC.Brantley is a pure passer, they are not going to have troubles with him stepping in as QB.

K-State Spur
02-05-2010, 02:51 PM
Harsh words, but not really wrong ones.

Look at Alex Smith - he was much more accurate and had a stronger arm than Tebow, and he clearly wasn't prepared to run an NFL offense. It's taken him 4 years to become a competent QB.

While there is a learning curve associated with any QB making the next jump, most of that curve is due to the speed and complications provided by NFL defenses. To have to learn how to run a real offense from scratch at the same time just puts you too far behind the 8 ball.

One of the reasons that scouts loved guys like Matt Ryan and Josh Freeman in the drafts the last couple years. In addition to the skill sets they brought, they also had played in pro-style offenses for at least 3 years prior.

Ghazi
02-05-2010, 04:04 PM
Eventually this will be the downfall of the Florida program. They won't get star QB's who want to play at the next level and Tebow's don't grow on trees. Meyer needs to get a QB guru in there and adjust the spread option stuff. WIll be very interesting how that program does over the next few years. They'll be stacked everywhere else of course(see latest signing day) but if your QB situation is shaky you will have issues in the SEC.

McElroy was a shaky QB on an SEC team that won it all

JPW last year and the Tide went 12-2.

Flynn was just a game manager when LSU won it all.

Flo-Rida
02-06-2010, 01:39 PM
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Udokafan05
02-06-2010, 11:06 PM
Theismann says outrageous comments to stay relevant

Sean Cagney
02-06-2010, 11:15 PM
McElroy was a shaky QB on an SEC team that won it all

JPW last year and the Tide went 12-2.

Flynn was just a game manager when LSU won it all.

Yep, not to mention that kid I mention Brantley is going to start next year, heard great things about him. I hope he is half of what I am hearing.
Theismann says outrageous comments to stay relevant

Theisman is an egotistical idiot.... I have known that for years.

Obstructed_View
02-07-2010, 08:30 AM
Just a quick blurb about college QBs with pride and ego from the guy who changed the pronunciation of his name his senior year to rhyme with Heisman.