February 03, 2006

NFL Draft: QB'S

QB'S Vince Young, Texas- He should be selected as the first quarterback in the draft because he can make the big play everytime and he can also throw. He was the most efficient QB in the nation last year. Matt Leinart, USC- He will not have a very good career until about his 5th year. He won't have Bush, any line, any coach, or the fans thats he had at USC. He won't put up a winning season in New Orleans or Los Angeles. Jay Cutler, Vanderbilt- This kid will have J.P. Losman type situation. Not amazing in college, but someone who got picked ahead of all the well-known big conference qbs we saw in college. He will be on a decent team, but won't make an immediate impact. Late 1st-Early 2nd Marcus Vick, VT- This kid if he is lucky will go in the 6th or 7th round. He is a better qb then his brother Michael, but he wasnt a big game qb and he wasnt a leader. Not to mention his off the field track record. The only thing he has going for him is speed and speed isnt what wins games, just ask Michael. Drew Olson, UCLA-He had a good year stat wise, but he will not be picked high or start much, but he will be a second day pick, by a team that has a solid qb and he'll will be their just in case the starter gets hurt, just in case the backup gets hurt guy. Omar Jacobs, Bowling Green- He can put up big numbers, but so can any MAC qb. He will go late 1st or early 2nd. He will be recognized for playing in the MAC, but won't be a household name until 2008 or so after taking over whatever team. Brad Smith, Missouri- He has tremendous upside. He can throw like Donovan and he is tough liek Steve. McNair that is. He is the second best passer here and the second best runner , but will have the most success the earliest.

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