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[mantaraydre]

That michigan qb is off the charts. They have found themselves a gem in the college ranks. He is cool under pressure like montana and brady. (ofcourse not comparing him to the 2 all time greats). But this guy can play. Michiigan will win a national championship with this qb either next year or the year after. Those of you in the CBSMF who play with michigan, you have to include this guy on you team. A backup to brady for now.

quesh about tom brady and his michigan days. HOW MUCH DID HE PLAY AT MISH. I never heard of him until he got to the pro's. When New England announced they where starting brady over bledsoe. I asked, who the hell is tom brady ? I THINK I KINDA KNOW WHO HE IS NOW !!!!!!!!

Another quesh. Why do some of the smaller QB'S, never get a chance in the NFL ?

1)charlie ward (not sure if he tried, went str8t to the knicks)

2) The great Tommy frazier of of nebraska

3)Troy smith (somewhat) why flacco over him ?

***Im sure there are a million more but i cant think of there names right now.

What makes a qb too small for the nfl ? I know the game is faster but if he was GREAT in college, what makes many think he cant run a team in the NFL ?

Realistically, how much bigger, faster, stronger is an NFL defensive lineman and linebacker than a college defensive lineman and linebacker.
For instance, BRIAN ORAKPO who played for texas and now plays for the redskins. HOW MUCH BIGGER FASTER AND STRONGER DID HE GET SINCE HE WAS DRAFTED ? It cant be that much so what is the difference. ?

**You would think you would be faster in college since you are younger. This is after playing at least 5 years in the NFL


MANTARAYDRE.

[The Rookie]

Doug Flutie!!!!

I think it's a height thing with the NFL. The rational of seeing over linemen and getting the ball up without it being swatted down.

Personally, I agree with you. When the Saints had Jeff Blake, not the prototype QB as he was not quite 6', although he was listed as that. As QB in the early 2000s under Haslett he had a gun, a presence of mind on the field, and a passion for the game, unlike his antecessor Aaron Brooks. Brooks after taking over for Blake after he was injured against Oakland looked like the total package. Tall, big, strong, and an arm. He had an arm, but that's it. He had no leadership ability, was arrogant, no presence of mind on the field being easily rattled, he relied on his feet which defenses figured out quickly after his first season, had poor technique passing constantly throwing off his backfoot relying on totally on arm strength, and was not a team player ie refused throw a long pass with 1 play left in the half as it would affect his completion to attempts ratio.

[eflfanatic]

I think when college players get to the NFL they get better strength and conditioning training from the NFL staffs and as a result get quicker and faster.